Keith Morrison

My partner and I went over to the house.

The first thing that we went into his bedroom, we saw that the bed was turned down.

And then when we went into the living room area, you look in the carpet, and the carpet was just perfect.

In fact, the whole house was just about pristine.

David's daughter told them she'd been there two nights previous, and she was sure they saw someone lurking outside.

There was a car parked in front of the house and they got very nervous about it.

And I think the car slowly drove off when they looked out there.

And that wasn't the only time, said the daughter.

For weeks, somebody had been harassing David Kasdan, calling, stopping by.

She knew there was some kind of business dispute, something about a real estate transaction gone bad.

So she gave the detectives a name.

She's the one that brought up right away about Sante Kimes.

Yes, that's Sante Kimes.

A little digging revealed the connection.

Kasdan had been a longtime friend and sometimes business partner to both Sante and Ken Sr., and years earlier he had done them a small favor.

Ken Sr., trying to dodge legal bills and hide his assets, asked Kasdan to put his name on the deed to one of their properties, a mansion on Geronimo Way in Las Vegas.

David, you know, reluctantly, I guess, just said, yeah, go ahead, you know, but not for too long.

And he had talked to Shantae, because Ken was dead by this time, and said, you know, take me off the thing.

And she goes, oh, yes, dear, we'll do all this.

But Sante didn't do that.