Peter Van Sant

Where's my baby? Where is she? Where is my daughter? What happened to her? And they just stared at her. And that is not protocol. That was a mistake. And they admitted later that that was handled very poorly. There was one character, though, that both of us just really fell for. the Sabine County Sheriff's investigator, J.P. McDonough. And J.P. was just right out of Central Cassidy.

He had the perfect Texas sounding voice. And his initial interviewing of Matthew Edgar on that stretcher that you'll see, if you haven't seen the hour yet, it's unlike anything I have had on 48 Hours Before. Sheriff's body cams capturing this bloody suspect lying down, and J.P. does a masterful job of connecting with him and getting him to open up.

He had the perfect Texas sounding voice. And his initial interviewing of Matthew Edgar on that stretcher that you'll see, if you haven't seen the hour yet, it's unlike anything I have had on 48 Hours Before. Sheriff's body cams capturing this bloody suspect lying down, and J.P. does a masterful job of connecting with him and getting him to open up.

He had the perfect Texas sounding voice. And his initial interviewing of Matthew Edgar on that stretcher that you'll see, if you haven't seen the hour yet, it's unlike anything I have had on 48 Hours Before. Sheriff's body cams capturing this bloody suspect lying down, and J.P. does a masterful job of connecting with him and getting him to open up.

And the questioning went on and on, and you're sitting there going, Matthew, you're digging yourself a hole here. And he eventually talked his way into getting arrested by the end of it. But J.P. McDonough, he was a really smart, rural guy, knew how to talk to the locals, and he did a great job.

And the questioning went on and on, and you're sitting there going, Matthew, you're digging yourself a hole here. And he eventually talked his way into getting arrested by the end of it. But J.P. McDonough, he was a really smart, rural guy, knew how to talk to the locals, and he did a great job.

And the questioning went on and on, and you're sitting there going, Matthew, you're digging yourself a hole here. And he eventually talked his way into getting arrested by the end of it. But J.P. McDonough, he was a really smart, rural guy, knew how to talk to the locals, and he did a great job.

This is one of the strangest aspects of this story for Judy and me is. On that deputy's body cam, and you're looking at Matthew Edgar's face, it is covered in blood. And to this day, they still don't know whose blood it is. You know, there was a theory that it was Bobby Ozan, this man who they were partying at that house.

This is one of the strangest aspects of this story for Judy and me is. On that deputy's body cam, and you're looking at Matthew Edgar's face, it is covered in blood. And to this day, they still don't know whose blood it is. You know, there was a theory that it was Bobby Ozan, this man who they were partying at that house.

This is one of the strangest aspects of this story for Judy and me is. On that deputy's body cam, and you're looking at Matthew Edgar's face, it is covered in blood. And to this day, they still don't know whose blood it is. You know, there was a theory that it was Bobby Ozan, this man who they were partying at that house.

And they had a little struggle outside by this automobile as Matthew Edgar was trying to give chase to Livy.

And they had a little struggle outside by this automobile as Matthew Edgar was trying to give chase to Livy.

And they had a little struggle outside by this automobile as Matthew Edgar was trying to give chase to Livy.

And it was a great get by Judy because he had the front row seat, as we like to say, to all of this. And he knew the intricacies of these relationships. And he's also a great storyteller. And as a quick aside, by the way, he has a hobby on the side. He catches giant catfish with his bare hands. And he showed us a video.

And it was a great get by Judy because he had the front row seat, as we like to say, to all of this. And he knew the intricacies of these relationships. And he's also a great storyteller. And as a quick aside, by the way, he has a hobby on the side. He catches giant catfish with his bare hands. And he showed us a video.

And it was a great get by Judy because he had the front row seat, as we like to say, to all of this. And he knew the intricacies of these relationships. And he's also a great storyteller. And as a quick aside, by the way, he has a hobby on the side. He catches giant catfish with his bare hands. And he showed us a video.

It is incredible. He goes underwater. He said he can hold his breath up to two minutes. And then all of a sudden he comes out and he's put his arm all the way down the throat of a giant catfish that may weigh 25, 30 pounds and pulls it out of the water. It's the darndest thing you've ever seen.

It is incredible. He goes underwater. He said he can hold his breath up to two minutes. And then all of a sudden he comes out and he's put his arm all the way down the throat of a giant catfish that may weigh 25, 30 pounds and pulls it out of the water. It's the darndest thing you've ever seen.

It is incredible. He goes underwater. He said he can hold his breath up to two minutes. And then all of a sudden he comes out and he's put his arm all the way down the throat of a giant catfish that may weigh 25, 30 pounds and pulls it out of the water. It's the darndest thing you've ever seen.

Thank you.