José Díaz-Balart

A seemingly insurmountable hurdle.

Or was it?

And so there you are at Miami International Airport, and that flight arrives.

Agent Alex Montilla was frustrated.

She believed she found the man who killed Ana and thought she could prove it.

She just couldn't get her hands on him.

So imagine her surprise when out of the blue, a source told her that David was boarding a plane back home to Florida.

Holding her arrest warrant, Agent Montilla paced anxiously inside Miami International Airport.

So then, there you are face to face with David.

Agent Montilla deliberately avoided using Ana's married name.

Do you think he had a sense of how much information you had on him?

I don't think he did.

The evidence against David was staggering.

And even more so when the FBI got a phone call from the Colombian woman David had met through Tinder.

Those strange texts Sana and Elisa received about Ana running off with that man...

The girlfriend told Agent Montilla that David asked her to translate that message from English to Spanish.

The exact wording?

The stakes for David were high, especially after the U.S.

District Attorney upped his charge from kidnapping to murder.

What would David's motive for murder be?