Kendall Rae

because not only was there a dent on the front of the hood, which was consistent with hitting someone, but they also found evidence of what looked like blood on the back tailgate.

Plus, there was hydraulic fluid poured in the back as well, suggesting that he was attempting to cover something up.

And if that wasn't damning enough, his dad, who was

still under the impression that Quake was innocent, offered up his phone.

He said, you know, this should clear things up, right?

He couldn't imagine that his son could be involved in this.

Specifically, he told them that Quake had the Life360 app downloaded on his phone, and he suggested they search it to prove that he was innocent.

And I'm sure you're familiar with it.

We've talked about it so many times.

But Life360 is a family location sharing app that allows users to track other users that they're connected with and see their location and movement activity.

And the amount of data that it tracks is really extensive.

So it would easily prove that either Quake was involved or Quake wasn't involved.

And I'm sure Quake was sitting there like...

Dad, what are you doing?

Because it will shock none of you to hear, I'm sure, that his Life 360 showed that at the exact time it's believed that Sidney was abducted, he was driving north on County Road 41.

It showed that he drove over the overpass and stopped and immediately turned around and started driving south.

Then it showed that he stopped just on the other side of the overpass for eight minutes, near where Sydney's phone was found, and then he turned around again and got on Highway 67.

From there, he drove at a high rate of speed about two miles down the road.

And finally, he stopped for about 30 minutes in an area along the wood line.

And this was all the data that investigators were able to find quickly.