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He said the body had been burning for days.

An autopsy would confirm that the dismembered remains found in the pit were Holly's.

The cause of death was a single gunshot wound to the head.

During the initial crime scene process, one of the things that kind of stood out to me was a small hole in the closet door of the master bedroom.

I didn't know why, I couldn't explain it.

Sure enough, as soon as we cut that door in two, a piece of bullet fragment fell out.

So my suspicions initially were correct, that it looks like she was laying down on the floor in the bedroom, the round was fired into her head, it exited her head, it hit the concrete floor, ricocheted up, and rested in the closet door.

One of the critical pieces that you need is the physical body of the person that was killed.

And we had that now.

And so the first thing we wanted to do is go talk to Kyle Alden again and ask him what really happened that day.

But would this tough Marine finally crack?

It's come to Jesus time, all right?

But you can't get forgiveness unless you ask for forgiveness.

Investigators have finally discovered the remains of Holly Lynn James at a site deep in a pine forest.

But Kyle Alden denies knowing anything about what became of her.

As the questioning continues, Detective Locklear decides to see if some psychological persuasion can get Alden to open up.

Photos tend to help get people in their feelings, and that's the reason I introduced some photos in the interview.

So now you're showing him the pictures of these two adorable kids.

He tried to not look at the photos.

Every time I would catch him kind of leading off, not looking at the photos, I said, no, no, no, no, no, no.