John Quinones

Tim said Great snapped.

He sent a barrage of angry texts.

Tim saw Great one more time after those texts, but said he seemed different.

Angry, dark, and even a little scary.

After being good friends for a couple of years, they lost touch in early 2016.

When Tim Dennis heard that Sean Great was accused of kidnapping, rape, and murder, he had a hard time understanding how his charming friend had become so violent.

In summer 2016, Sean Great was on the run.

He was wanted in Mansfield on a child support warrant.

Authorities said that when a police officer stopped him, Great fled into the woods and that officers chased him on foot but lost him.

Even a canine unit wasn't able to track him down.

Soon after Grey turned up in Ashland, he continued his pattern of charming people and then rapidly turning on them.

Detective Kim Major had gotten Sean Great to confess to his deadly violence.

But still, she had this nagging feeling that she was somehow missing something.

That there was more to learn about who Sean Great was and what he had done.

Two days after Sean Great was arrested, Detective Kim Major and Detective Brian Evans went to meet with Great at the Ashland Jail.

Major and Evans had both been working the case, but this was the first time that the two longtime colleagues and friends would be talking to Sean Great together.

The detectives were there to show Sean Great the complaint against him, which listed all the charges he faced.

But before they did that, Detective Major wanted another chance to interview Great.

While they settled into the interview room, Detective Evans introduced himself to Sean Great.

And then Detective Major asked Great if there was anything else he wanted to get off his chest.