Narrator/Host

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.

Look at her and her kids.

And that pressure really worked with him.

Finally, Alden starts revealing details about the day of Holly's disappearance.

He tells detectives that John Weymunk called to ask if he could borrow a truck.

What is this?

Kyle Alden and John Weymunk stopped at a shale gas station in Clinton, North Carolina, which is about halfway between here and Camp Lejeune.

The dam's beginning to break.

The information's beginning to come forward.

Alden says they leave the shell station, and about an hour later, the pair reaches their destination, Holly's apartment in Fayetteville.

Here, Alden changes his story, now saying that the two did, in fact, go into the apartment.

He got really nervous talking about what he saw when he first arrived at the apartment.