Paul DeLano

So that's kind of another piece of the puzzle that we're able to kind of hypothesize that Kelsey had likely was deceased in the trunk of her own vehicle.

Probably, I believe, in theory, during the time the car's parked at Walmart.

For whatever reason, there's maybe some belief that, well, I can't just let her be found in her car in the trunk at Walmart.

So that he walked back, picked the car up and then was able to dispose of her body and then eventually go dump her car at the hospital.

We wanted those guys to not be, like, obvious, but we wanted them to know, well, the police are watching, like, what's going on here.

We wanted to generate chatter on the phones that we were listening in on.

And it did work.

Sarah was very active on the phone.

Sarah had bought him a one-way ticket to go meet with a girlfriend in Arizona, and he wasn't planning on coming back.

So he's headed south.

We're a little nervous that he's maybe heading for the border and just trying to get away from everything.

So it's kind of an emergency situation with the investigative team.

We're trying to figure out, OK, what do we do?

They tell him, you know, Dante, we have an warrant for your arrest.

We have to take you into custody.

I believe he thought he was getting arrested for Kelsey's murder.

When he gets to the jail, he's told that the warrant was for robbery.

And he had this massive sigh of relief that, thank God.

I think he was thinking he was probably going down for the murder at that point.

He now admits that he is the one that dropped the vehicle off at Walmart and that he lied.