Tracy Smith

I went in the Marine Corps.

He went in the police department, law enforcement.

I went into law enforcement.

For him it was everything.

He was a cop 24 hours a day.

He was very attractive and started talking about, you know, he would like to try to take her out.

One thing led to another and he started dating her and it took off from there.

You'd instantly fall in love with her just about when you get to talk to her.

Because she was that way, she just made you feel comfortable.

They were fighting one moment, in love with each other the next.

It was a seesaw, and evidently they liked it that way.

Yes.

We provided them a scent that we collected of Mr. Parker's clothes and also off of his patrol car.

His uniform was always perfect.

His car was always perfect.

Mr. Parker advised us that the last time that he saw or talked to Teresa was approximately 7.30 on Wednesday, March 21st, when she was loading up her vehicle and taking things to her new apartment.

I don't know if he forgot about them or if he was trying to cover that fact up.

I'm not sure.

We placed him in handcuffs.

And the only thing he said was he asked me if I'd turn his coffee pot off for him.