Rodney Miller

I knew there was a boy missing, but I did not know it was Adam until I came home from Pennsylvania from a trip. And then my wife said, well, do you know who the boy is missing from Stanley? And I said, no. And she goes, it's Adam Chase. And all I said to her was, well, where's he going to go? He doesn't have that many friends to go anyplace.

When I went to see them, Lyndon asked me, what's up? And I said, well, I come to help you find your son.

When I went to see them, Lyndon asked me, what's up? And I said, well, I come to help you find your son.

When I went to see them, Lyndon asked me, what's up? And I said, well, I come to help you find your son.

When she got confirmed with that photo, that was her gay friend. There were little things that were being told that raised a lot of suspicion.

When she got confirmed with that photo, that was her gay friend. There were little things that were being told that raised a lot of suspicion.

When she got confirmed with that photo, that was her gay friend. There were little things that were being told that raised a lot of suspicion.

I wasn't asking for any financial money or nothing. I just went there to tell him that I thought I could help him find Adam.

I wasn't asking for any financial money or nothing. I just went there to tell him that I thought I could help him find Adam.

I wasn't asking for any financial money or nothing. I just went there to tell him that I thought I could help him find Adam.

The day I went to see her, when I pulled in and I went up and introduced myself, we were at the side of the house. There were two porches on that house. There was a side porch and then there was a front porch. When I was a youngster in school, that was one of my hangouts, that house. The family that used to live there, Lippincott's, were very good friends of mine. It's still are to this day.

The day I went to see her, when I pulled in and I went up and introduced myself, we were at the side of the house. There were two porches on that house. There was a side porch and then there was a front porch. When I was a youngster in school, that was one of my hangouts, that house. The family that used to live there, Lippincott's, were very good friends of mine. It's still are to this day.

The day I went to see her, when I pulled in and I went up and introduced myself, we were at the side of the house. There were two porches on that house. There was a side porch and then there was a front porch. When I was a youngster in school, that was one of my hangouts, that house. The family that used to live there, Lippincott's, were very good friends of mine. It's still are to this day.

So I knew that house almost like the back of my hand.

So I knew that house almost like the back of my hand.

So I knew that house almost like the back of my hand.

She's sitting on this back porch. She's facing towards the house, and she's looking right into the window of the cellar. She's sitting on the steps, and I used an old trick that I was taught. I got close to her, and I touched her on her shoulder, and she shook like a leaf. And I got right down, and I'm right beside her face, and in a whisper, I say to her, Rose...

She's sitting on this back porch. She's facing towards the house, and she's looking right into the window of the cellar. She's sitting on the steps, and I used an old trick that I was taught. I got close to her, and I touched her on her shoulder, and she shook like a leaf. And I got right down, and I'm right beside her face, and in a whisper, I say to her, Rose...

She's sitting on this back porch. She's facing towards the house, and she's looking right into the window of the cellar. She's sitting on the steps, and I used an old trick that I was taught. I got close to her, and I touched her on her shoulder, and she shook like a leaf. And I got right down, and I'm right beside her face, and in a whisper, I say to her, Rose...

I know about the fight that you had upstairs in the hole in the wall. And she trembled for maybe two, five or 15 seconds. And all of a sudden she springs right up, turns around and stands right in front of me and says, I'm sorry he walked out of the house and I didn't see which way he went. And I looked right at her and told her to her face, I think you killed him.