John Quiñones

This one is from the drawer.

And then this one is from the chair.

The impression in the drawer and the impression on the chair were both dusty impressions.

A little bit scared, yeah, really.

A killer among you.

Among us, you know, like they're right.

They were, you know, there was a little concern.

Keep your houses locked.

We had over 300 leads on this case.

So we were going all over the place running all of these down.

Here's a couple of people, got a lot of cash, kind of outsiders, in relatively close proximity to when, time-wise, to when Earl had been murdered.

It was so senseless.

So yesterday, I opened the Bible up, and there were two $1,000 bonds in there with his name and address and everything on there.

Yeah, it is kind of a big thing.

It was a Sunday, so I was at home when I received the phone call that they had a Bible and had a very important big break in this case.

We've got the direction that we can go with this case and hopefully bring the murderers of Earl to justice.

It was from the late 1800s, early 1900s.

The outside was leather, embossed.

Inside was very beautiful paintings and lithographs and so on.

From a forensic standpoint, the shoe prints were the only evidence that we had.