It’s not like he whacked her over the head and then just pulled over and stopped and then took her right out. Even if he had leather seats, and I don’t know that he or didn’t, blood stains leather, like that amount of blood. But I just can’t imagine he could get that car clean well enough to where there wouldn’t be some blood stains on a seat. Latent evidence you need a scientific process to discover. With patent evidence, you can see it with your eyes. Jayden: Yeah, obvious is what they saw, what’s the difference between patent and latent evidence. Neil Strauss: That is obviously because you can’t hide…or obvious because you can’t. To strike somebody in the head with enough force to kill them, that’s a lot of blood, and there was no obvious forensic evidence in the truck. Jayden: What strikes me as being very odd though is because it’s truly blunt force trauma to the head, it’s pretty shocking that there would not have been something seen in the car. I wonder if this is a rare accident or if this kind of thing happens all the time? NS-VO: This is my first time covering and investigating a case like this, and I’m just shocked that these kinds of things happen, that law enforcement would not have the courtesy to let a family know what happened to their daughter before publicly posting it on Facebook. Jayden: Nevada County Sheriff’s Department posted on Facebook. Jade Spotz: That sounds a lot like Chris Marez, actually. He said, “I don’t like to kill people because when they’re dead, they can’t fear you. Neil: I interviewed a sociopath once, the scariest thing that was ever said to me in an interview. Neil Strauss: What’s his purpose in keeping you.
VO: The events in the following episode took place on the days between Maand April 1, 2018.
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