Lieutenant Matthew Womack

We were able to extract the information, such as the calls and the texts,

It's a box about this big that goes into the backside of the dash.

So on Bud's vehicle, they were able to pull a significant amount of information. This is just a little snippet. You're talking just in a 24 hour time period, it's over 3,000 events.

And we can tell there was actually an event at 1.11 a.m. on May the 7th.

We could narrow it down to tenths of seconds of when the collision occurred.

At that point in time, Bud's opening the door. He opens the door before he shifts it to park.

Then he closes the door, then he gets back in, and then it's shifted to drive at that point in time.

Right here, his phone becomes unavailable. The ignition turned off, and it disconnected from his device. What does that tell you? That's when he got home and got out. It started to paint a very clear picture

The photographs of the crime scene, the text messages from Davis' phone, the ring videos looking at everything and the totality of the case was very powerful.