Narrator/Host

I saw human remains rolled up in what appeared to be an air mattress.

There was a hatchet in the burn pit with the remains.

I saw a number of knives that looked like they came out of a butcher block.

Were those the ones that were also identified that we saw in the pictures inside her apartment that day when it was found out that she was missing?

Right, so those knives that were found with the body matched the style, make, and type that were missing from Holly's apartment.

Best way I can explain it to you is it was an oval-shaped six-inch hole in the ground long enough to place her body.

So she was not buried.

She was just laid there for the fire.

And then how did they ignite it?

Gasoline.

Just poured it all around the area.

Jesse James is at his son's house at Camp Lejeune when a detective from Fayetteville police calls him with the news.

And of course I said, let's go.

I'm going out there, you know, to see the remains.

And he said, well, he said, I don't think you should do that.

I don't think you should come out there with us.

And I said, well, you know, I don't care really what you think at this point.

I'm going out where my child's remains were found.

And he says, well, let me just try to make it a little clearer.

There isn't much to see.