Matthew Cox

We believe he was involved in this, so on and so forth.

So she got very upset at him.

He took that out on us.

Screw you guys.

I don't want to talk to you.

But that was just reflexive in his standpoint.

We're trying to get flights back.

We're like, I guess we're not going to get anything.

He comes back to the jail and he says, I want to talk to those two guys again, Brian and myself.

And we go, and Brian, once again, I don't know if he wants his last name out there, but amazing polygraph examiner out of Texas.

But it's one of these situations where he wants to pray with us.

And Brian, I don't know if he's a religious man or not, but he pulled it off.

Oh, but he was then.

He led the prayer for about 15 minutes, and it was amazing.

And I would think that Brian was a pastor, right?

He was that good.

And at the end, he's like, all right, let's go get the body.

And he took us out and showed us where the body was.

So I don't know if how we primed that situation is what got the ultimate outcome.

But I think, you know, showing people that you're not the boogeyman and showing people that I'm not here to hurt you is going to let them, you know, it's going to create a more conducive environment.