Paul DeLano

The weird thing about this text message is there's some geolocation data with this off some cell phone towers.

And that location data places that text message in the prairie west of Dante's grandma's house.

We find a transaction that occurs on the morning of February 5th at 11.39 a.m.

from a local bank in Pueblo, Colorado.

About a two or three minute drive from the Walmart.

Dante is driving Kelsey's car and the one that is withdrawing the money from the ATM.

It was about $400.

And we would later learn that he used that to pay a cell phone bill.

So now our timeline has changed again because now we have Dante in Kelsey's car at 11.39 a.m., hours after he said that he last saw her and that she left and went back to Denver.

You can't make out details of a person.

It appears the person that parks the car and then gets out is African-American, but it's not clear enough to see features and details.

And it's at an angle to where you can't really tell height of the person, but it does look like a taller individual.

And I think that becomes important because Dante is a taller person.

As he walks away from the car, you see the lights flash, indicating that it's remotely locked.

And he walks around to the back of Walmart.

Continuing with the surveillance video, we watched that for the entire time the car's parked.

It's there the entire day of February 5th into the morning hours of February 6th.

At about 7, 17 a.m., a person matching Dante's description returns to the vehicle.

The person gets in, backs out, and leaves the Walmart parking lot.

We looked through the entire house.