Mark Biondolino

He called 911 at like 319 p.m.

To the minute, yeah.

It was inherently obvious that he wanted detectives to know I wasn't anywhere around here when this happened.

what is your plan there's no smoking gun piece of information we want to lay out a timeline for him how you doing where he was at prior to discovering miss peters maybe sit right there we want to get into the weeds with him and you said you were calling her this morning you didn't get in contact with her the phone kept going straight to voicemail and that's her cell phone

He was adamant that he didn't want us to have anything to do with seeing whatever was in his car or having access to that car.

He identifies Philip Cutler as an individual who came into town.

First he says it's his brother, later identifies him as a close childhood friend.

There was obvious amount of trust going on between those two individuals.

Cutler was identified as the person who was transporting Mr. Green to the Amtrak station, picking him up from the Amtrak station when he arrived back in town.

Hey, are you at home?

He indicates to her that he needs her to go meet Phil, Mr. Cutler.

He doesn't go into details as to why.

He identifies a place where she can go to meet Philip Cutler.

There's a huge Amoco sign by a gas station that's a well-known marker.

Did you know where his girlfriend resided?

Mm-mm.

Had no idea.

Mm-mm.

And you've never met her?

You never... never...