Tiffany McInnis

He said, no, he didn't.

He's not saying that he killed her, that he just has information of what happened to her.

So we're like, we can work with that.

With assurances of an immunity deal, David Wiley met with investigators at his attorney's office.

Wiley told detectives that on July 9th, 1999, the day Kim disappeared, he received a call around 6.15 PM from his friend and former boss, Terry Rose.

He called me and asked me to pick him up at Walmart.

He just said, when you get close to the parking lot, call me.

I called and he was in Kim's car.

When I pulled up next to him, he said that he did not like that parking lot and to follow him.

Did you ask him, why are you in the car?

No, I did not ask.

So y'all left Walmart and you followed him down to Colonnade?

Turned into the Colonnade shopping center parking lot.

He stopped in a spot, got out and got in my truck.

And I took him and dropped him off at his house and went back to my little trailer I was living in.

Later that evening, Wiley said he met up with Terry to play pool.

The two then had breakfast the next morning.

Wiley was foggy on the timing, but says Terry, out of the blue, told him a horrific story about what had happened to Kim.

He told me that she was at his house, and I guess they argued, and then he shot her.

He told me that he put her under the slab in one of the bedrooms.