Josh Mankiewicz

Hearn told the court that by the time he got to the Four Corners intersection at Kramers Junction, his motorcycle was running on fumes. He had to stop for gas. Of course, the prosecutor knew that part of the story well. He had it on video. and played it for the jury.

When word came, there'd been a murder.

When word came, there'd been a murder.

When word came, there'd been a murder.

You see, God had a course mapped out for Jonathan Hearn. He might be living the cramped and cluttered life of a 24-year-old now, but he was certain God had big plans for his future.

You see, God had a course mapped out for Jonathan Hearn. He might be living the cramped and cluttered life of a 24-year-old now, but he was certain God had big plans for his future.

You see, God had a course mapped out for Jonathan Hearn. He might be living the cramped and cluttered life of a 24-year-old now, but he was certain God had big plans for his future.

That sounds like somebody who knows that that whole transaction is being recorded on video and wants to make sure that you can't identify him. Yes, that was very suspicious. After prepaying with cash at the register, the rider goes outside and without ever taking off his helmet, refills his tank and rides away. I'm sort of hearing the word search warrant here.

That sounds like somebody who knows that that whole transaction is being recorded on video and wants to make sure that you can't identify him. Yes, that was very suspicious. After prepaying with cash at the register, the rider goes outside and without ever taking off his helmet, refills his tank and rides away. I'm sort of hearing the word search warrant here.

That sounds like somebody who knows that that whole transaction is being recorded on video and wants to make sure that you can't identify him. Yes, that was very suspicious. After prepaying with cash at the register, the rider goes outside and without ever taking off his helmet, refills his tank and rides away. I'm sort of hearing the word search warrant here.

Okay. How many of you worked that scene?

Okay. How many of you worked that scene?

Okay. How many of you worked that scene?

After a quick briefing from first responders, the sergeant told Meyer to take the lead. That was a big moment. Because even though Detective Meyer had been a lawman for 17 years, he'd only been with the county's robbery homicide unit a few months.

After a quick briefing from first responders, the sergeant told Meyer to take the lead. That was a big moment. Because even though Detective Meyer had been a lawman for 17 years, he'd only been with the county's robbery homicide unit a few months.

After a quick briefing from first responders, the sergeant told Meyer to take the lead. That was a big moment. Because even though Detective Meyer had been a lawman for 17 years, he'd only been with the county's robbery homicide unit a few months.

Jonathan Hearn said he hadn't taken his cell phone on that trip to Tehachapi because he didn't want investigators looking at the GPS tracking feature and learning where he'd gone. According to Hearn, he called Sabrina as soon as he got home.

Jonathan Hearn said he hadn't taken his cell phone on that trip to Tehachapi because he didn't want investigators looking at the GPS tracking feature and learning where he'd gone. According to Hearn, he called Sabrina as soon as he got home.

Jonathan Hearn said he hadn't taken his cell phone on that trip to Tehachapi because he didn't want investigators looking at the GPS tracking feature and learning where he'd gone. According to Hearn, he called Sabrina as soon as he got home.

Jonathan knew Sabrina stood to collect $300,000 and perhaps more than that in death benefits from the railroad. He knew that kind of money could come in handy if he and Sabrina married. But he told her he wasn't thinking about the money anymore. God would take care of that.