John Quinones

Great said he poured some gasoline and watched as flames engulfed Dana's remains.

I could have sworn someone on the highway had seen me, but I was out of there.

Detective Major had gotten yet another confession from Sean Great.

Great said Dana was his first victim, the first time he had killed.

Just like in her first interview with Great, Detective Major didn't stop when she got this new confession.

She wanted to understand what made Sean Great decide to kill.

Great mumbled, I don't know.

I really can't explain a lot of it.

When Detective Brian Evans asked Great about why he murdered, Great offered another possible explanation.

The detective spoke with Sean Great for almost three hours that day, though a lot of the interview focused on the details of Dana's murder and Great's other violent crimes.

At times, the back and forth turned lighthearted, even funny.

Like when Great described walking between Ashland and Mansfield so he could get marijuana.

The detectives leaned into their rapport with Great to get more information from him.

At one point, they asked Great to demonstrate how he strangled his victims.

At first, Great talked through how he said he typically strangled someone.

Let's look at their face and see if I'm getting anywhere.

But the detectives wanted a full demonstration on video, which Sean Great said he'd be willing to do.

Later in the interview, Major brought it up again.

Great wanted to demonstrate his strangulation technique on Detective Evans, not on a doll or stuffed animal, not on Kim Major, only on Brian Evans.

This is a pretty violent man.