Trevor Collins

But he says that after years of guilt, he eventually filmed and uploaded a video confessing all of this.

And I'll quote him a few times from that video.

While conducting security for the drug money drop, I witnessed the murders of two young boys, Kevin Ives and Don Henry.

They were murdered by other individuals who were working for the same criminal politician.

Their bodies were placed on the railroad tracks to be mutilated by a passing train."

He also says at the end there, "...I'm standing here putting my life on the line telling you that I could very well be killed.

They have to be taken down."

Now, it's unclear whether law enforcement ever spoke to Haynes, or if his claims were ever further investigated.

But it does fit the narrative here, and it is also a confession implicating himself.

And so, we have seen people raise their hand to say, I'm the Zodiac Killer, so...

Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know what you do.

I feel like 11 years is pretty short for somebody who is in a good position to mess with a lot of cases.

If you're racketeering, conspiring, extorting people, you got drug possession and you have the intent to distribute it.

And so you're part of this Mesa drug organization smuggling drugs in from Columbia or whatever's going on.

11 years.

Heck, dude, you were free nine years after this murder went down.

I mean, what's 11 years?

This is wild.

So I'm with you.