Payton Moreland

There's no way their daughter was growing and selling weed. She's never even been into drugs. She was valedictorian. She's going on to get her masters. To them, Rick's gotta be lying. And police are starting to suspect that too, because this time they noticed something they didn't before. Rick has some scratches on his arms and hands. And when they ask him about them, like, hey, what happened?

He doesn't really give them an answer. He also changes some of his stories from what he had told the police the day before.

He doesn't really give them an answer. He also changes some of his stories from what he had told the police the day before.

He doesn't really give them an answer. He also changes some of his stories from what he had told the police the day before.

Yeah, it's kind of crazy.

Yeah, it's kind of crazy.

Yeah, it's kind of crazy.

But if you're trying to make it seem like she was around dangerous people, you would have to tell a lie that shady.

But if you're trying to make it seem like she was around dangerous people, you would have to tell a lie that shady.

But if you're trying to make it seem like she was around dangerous people, you would have to tell a lie that shady.

I don't know, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I think he, if it's fake, in his mind, he just needed to get her around shady people.

I don't know, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I think he, if it's fake, in his mind, he just needed to get her around shady people.

I don't know, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I think he, if it's fake, in his mind, he just needed to get her around shady people.

So at this point police are like, we're not sure about this Rick guy. We're going to get a warrant to search his car. And this is where things in the case really take a turn. Inside of Rick Ennis' car, the last person that they know of to see Lori alive, they find a knife, a pair of fuzzy handcuffs, tiki torches, flare bottles, air fresheners, a scrub brush and a giant box of cleaning supplies.

So at this point police are like, we're not sure about this Rick guy. We're going to get a warrant to search his car. And this is where things in the case really take a turn. Inside of Rick Ennis' car, the last person that they know of to see Lori alive, they find a knife, a pair of fuzzy handcuffs, tiki torches, flare bottles, air fresheners, a scrub brush and a giant box of cleaning supplies.

So at this point police are like, we're not sure about this Rick guy. We're going to get a warrant to search his car. And this is where things in the case really take a turn. Inside of Rick Ennis' car, the last person that they know of to see Lori alive, they find a knife, a pair of fuzzy handcuffs, tiki torches, flare bottles, air fresheners, a scrub brush and a giant box of cleaning supplies.

Anyone knows animals, dogs do not have their periods once a month. Yeah, they go into heat likely twice a year. So police are like, bro, this is definitely a lie. That does not add up. But the more Rick talks, the more he just keeps digging himself into a hole. And the more police begin to talk to other people who know Rick, the worse he looks.

Anyone knows animals, dogs do not have their periods once a month. Yeah, they go into heat likely twice a year. So police are like, bro, this is definitely a lie. That does not add up. But the more Rick talks, the more he just keeps digging himself into a hole. And the more police begin to talk to other people who know Rick, the worse he looks.

Anyone knows animals, dogs do not have their periods once a month. Yeah, they go into heat likely twice a year. So police are like, bro, this is definitely a lie. That does not add up. But the more Rick talks, the more he just keeps digging himself into a hole. And the more police begin to talk to other people who know Rick, the worse he looks.

So remember that empty gas can police found close to the burnt car?