John Quinones

To Kim Major, there is nothing more normal than a Friday night football game.

That's true now, and it was true back in September 2016.

Major has three kids.

At the time, her two youngest were under eight years old.

Even they knew something was going on at their mom's job.

They noticed her working long hours, coming home after their bedtime.

They even saw her on the news.

Major had spent three days interviewing Sean Great, hearing his horrific confessions.

The weight of it all was seeping into her home life.

Major sensed that her family needed a night that felt normal.

But while the crowd roared and the band played, Major couldn't stop thinking about Great's case and something he kept mentioning in their interviews, specifically the forts that he had built in the woods.

Great kept bringing up one fort in particular.

There was something about this fort that nagged at Major, even when she was off the clock.

Corbin Major was 19 at the time.

He was getting ready to enter the police academy.

Despite how close it was, Kim Major had never heard of the case her son was talking about.

She worked in town, and this was out in the countryside.

Corbin grabbed a laptop and brought up news reports about the case.

A body had been found in March of the previous year at the base of a tree on a remote county road.

Kim Major's son wondered, could Great's Fort and this body be connected?