Maurice Shema

He mistakenly thought Ramona was Cheryl because, again, they looked alike.

So that part of the plan actually worked.

Ramona says he tossed a quarter at her, as in, you're the girl the cops think I abducted.

Please use this quarter to call home on the payphone.

Tell everyone you're safe.

Ramona goes on to tell us about the surprising relationship that developed between her, her mom, and David Wood.

Something between a friendship and a covert op.

David Wood himself remembers spending time with the two of them.

But what he didn't know is that they were also spying on him.

Ramona says her mom started inviting David Wood to their house.

She says she stole David Wood's keys and rifled through his truck, trying to find something incriminating.

But she never did.

She also saw him get nauseous around blood.

She cut her hand in front of him once, which, while not exactly exonerating, didn't scream serial killer either.

For Ramona and her mom, it all added up to one thing.

David Wood could not be the desert killer.

Ramona says her mom was eager to help clear his name.

The police came to the house and asked Ramona to come down to the station to give a statement to detectives.

She was sketched out.

Ramona says the detectives who drove her out to the desert were Johnny Guerrero and his partner, Alfonso Marquez.