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to open up.

And he wanted Major to ask Great about more than just his alleged crimes against Jane Doe.

The Missing Girls, 29-year-old Elizabeth Griffith, who we told you about in the last episode, and 43-year-old Stacy Stanley, whose sons had been searching for her for days.

Detective Major was surprised to hear Stacy's name.

She knew that Jane Doe, Elizabeth Griffith, and Sean Great all spent time at the Kroc Center in town.

But Detective Major was not aware of any possible link between Stacey Stanley and Sean Great.

The investigation unfolding in front of Detective Major kept getting bigger and bigger.

But it seemed like one person, Sean Great, might hold the answers.

Detective Major typically liked to prepare before interviews, especially ones as high stakes as this one.

I had no time.

You're figuring him out as you go.

The room Sean Great was being held in was not at all like Detective Major's office with its plants and soothing colors.

Sean Great was instead seated in a standard interrogation room with bare walls and stark lighting.

Your initial impression of his appearance?

Angry?

Upset?

Detective Major had a strategy for putting people accused of crimes at ease.

She was deliberate about everything she did in an interview.

Why?

But out of his handcuffs, he could attack you.