Mike Boudet

I was telling you, Mom, I think that the last time I was here, your brother's truck was broke down or out of gas or something.

They realized it wasn't what they thought at all.

Between Jared and his brother Wayne, Jared was the good son.

Randy Lewis, remember me?

Yes, sir.

You okay?

Yes, sir.

Wayne was the one who had previous run-ins with the law.

Even the deputy was surprised to find Jared in the back of the patrol car.

But interviews with the parents would shed light on Jared's recent behavior.

He'd been acting unusual for some time.

But the day of the murder, all the parents' worries would come to a head.

Already suspicious of his behavior, there was no way Rodney was going to give Jared his gun.

When he asked him what he needed it for, he pantomimed putting the gun up to his own head.

But then quickly tried to play it off like he was just scratching an itch.

Odd, for sure.

They didn't know what to expect, but they knew...

It wouldn't be good.

Rodney and Lynn found Angie's body lying on the floor of the apartment.

They knew it was already too late to help her.