Maurice Shema

They were blown away by the similarities between this man and David Wood.

Similar builds, similar tattoos.

On top of the similar trucks, they also both drove red motorcycles.

I can practically see the gears turning in Greg's mind.

And as the Whataburger fills with the sound of someone making the world's loudest milkshake, he tosses out one more question.

Well, when you say that, how do you know that he's Skeeter?

Ramona says that she went to the cops back in 1987 and told them everything she learned about David Wood, about Judith Kelling, and about Michael Plyler.

And she says the cops did nothing.

They could have, for example, looked more into Plyler, gotten some DNA samples, polygraphed him.

Instead, Ramona says, they simply told her to stay away.

Ramona's whole story is wild, obviously.

And as we wrap up at the Whataburger, it's not clear to me how Greg is going to use it all, whether he's going to try to corroborate any of these details.

And I'm not sure that's really possible.

I can imagine what a prosecutor might say.

For example, the Judith Kelling story, that it wasn't David Wood who raped her.

Well, the state could point to trial testimony from Kelling's sister, who said Judith identified David Wood as the rapist right after it happened.

Greg could go after the sister's credibility, but the question remains, why would Judith Kelling make a grand revelation to Ramona, a teenager she just met?

There's also a question about Ramona's motivations.

I found an old news story that says she was banned from the El Paso County Jail.

She had allegedly graffitied I Love David Wood on the wall of a visiting booth.