Pat LaLama

were on the lookout for him at the behest of investigators on the East Coast.

Yes.

And so when he crossed the border, they stopped him.

Oh, and he was a charming delight.

You know, they brought him into the office.

He said, yeah, you know, whatever you need.

I hadn't seen Sue in a long time, and I'm happy to help.

Yeah, but that was, of course, a ruse.

But he did offer a buckle swab without any problem.

But also the very astute police officer watched him throw a Coke can away and he picked it up, had someone pick it up, pluck it out of the basket just to have.

Yeah.

And that's when they found out, once the DNA results came in, that his DNA was on the tequila bottle that was one of the deadly weapons, on shot glasses where it appears, like the detective said, whoever killed her shared a drink with her because it was on the glasses and under her fingers.

Later on, with new technology, they were able to confirm that it was

Landeros, who actually had his hands on her neck that ultimately killed her.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, that's a good analogy.

Oh, he was Mr. Taunt, but you know why?

Because he was in Mexico.

He even alluded, said something to the effect of don't have it verbatim.

You know, I think let the Mexican authorities do what the Mexican authorities want to do.