started yelling, shelley shelley. a young art student murdered. she said, your daughter as been found in blood. and then the phone went dead. this was brutal and sad. the clever killer leaves a blank canvas that had no fingerprints, no dna. yeah. police zero in on three fellow students. the dead girls friend. trying to corner in the hallways at school, texting her on the phone, her boyfriend he had daggers, knives, sorts, who collects that kind of stuff? and her roommate. it felt like a leopard with. you absolutely. you could have been that she sure could have. soon, the dark picture begins to develop. look at this. that s what the whole thing happened. a portrait of the artist says a young killer. you notice the people in there. once there was a quiet little girl in a quiet little town who like to draw. she to the butterflies that floated by her around a plea, texas, like the country, but they pronounce it italy. she drew a but
and which shelley told her mother she was thinking of breaking up with nathan? that, said the defense gave nathan a motive. but certainly not daniel. cynthia was incensed by the questions she was asked. for them to call me and ask questions trying to make it sound like her conversation with me of wanting to break up with nathan would be the reason why nathan would go and kill her, you know, i didn t want them twisting my words, to make it sound like the things that i said reflective more on nathan unless on daniel. didn t work out for them or did it backfire? it didn t work out because shelley s mother also testified when she was cross-examined by the prosecution that as far as she knew shelley never had that conversation with nathan, so nathan he would ve known? he would ve known. so that kills the idea that that could ve been motive if he
he was like, no. but his face was red because when people cry, their faces are red. did he tell you why he was crying? i don t know if he is or not. because what he looks upset and you had lived with this guy for so long that, you would know, obviously, if something was bothering him. which is what their friend chris phillips thought too. daniel knew in fact, said chris, daniel kept a helpful eye out for a lot of people at the school. he was very bright, friendly, eager to help anyone out. he was that guy that s a lot of people knew. and he would walk into, say, the student lounge, and everybody would be like, hey, it s daniel! a nice guy? a nice guy who is telling detective elsie he was troubled about nathan. and that, when the detective dug a little deeper among other people who knew nathan, it
we ve got a golden ticket. we know who committed well we know one of two people committed this murder. it s not by coincidence that this girl ends up dead and her blood ends up in their apartment in the bathroom. daniel killed her? nathan killed her? or they both killed her. hope for the investigators, dread for our student chris phillips. i live with both of them, and to think that i was living with someone that would do this and then, finally, the lab results came in. dna can from that that blood had come from shelley. and then then you have to sit back, scratch your head, and say, well, i wonder if both these guys did it? and then if you go with that theory, what is a motive? robbery? no. rape? no.
a couple. she was in exactly the same vein as nathan. they were both artists, love to draw, book kind of kept to themselves, they were pretty quiet. and then one terrible day, chris heard that a female art student had been killed somehow over at the false apartment complex. so said chris, he, nathan and a few others got in his car and headed over there, to figure out what happened. on the way, chris s cell phone rang. it was a friend named jeremy, who told them it was shelley who is that. i hear those words and look at nathan, it s one of those defining moments in your life, where it is like, what happens now? did you tell him yourself? i told jeremy to anything tell him. i handed him by phone, and you