deal with him as though it were a gift, that everyone in that interview room knew ream had something to do with cindy s disappearance and now was the time to explain it all. if you could put closure to this thing right now today. and help a family out. you think about it right now, you need some paper, i ll get you some paper you can write it down. i m not going to write it down. why not? my spelling s not that good. in that first interview, ream controlled the game, just as the psychological detectives had feared. mac suggested he could do himself some good by giving up the location of cindy s body. i can t make any promises, but the prosecutors, do the judges listen to me? of course they do. then the accusations took a harder edge. you ve got information that will tell me where this girl is, and you re not saying nothing. and i just think that s bull [ bleep ]. he just sits there, doesn t deny it, doesn t refute it, doesn t do anything but sit there and nod his head
deny it, doesn t refute it, doesn t do anything but sit there and nod his head saying, well, you got that right. a suspect, but no body, no witnesses, no forensics. the d.a. s office was going to need more before moving ahead on art ream. if the d.a. was demanding better evidence, then mac wanted to get into this place and have a look around. it used to be the warehouse where art ream had his carpet business. in 1997, when he was arrested, he was hustled off to prison so quickly that he never got a chance to return to the warehouse to tidy up. it had been virtually locked up for the last ten years. the d.a. gave mac a green light to search the place. we re nearing the end of our looking around and this bucket in the corner was this my partner, kelly, she reached out and pulled out this watch box. she opens it up and goes, oh, my god, mac, look at this. so i look at it and i m looking at jewelry, looking at some cuff links and necklaces and stuff.
the initial strategy was to deal with him as though it were a gift, that everyone in that interview room knew ream had something to do with cindy s disappearance and now was the time to explain it all. if you could put closure to this thing right now today. and help a family out. you think about it right now, you need some paper, i ll get you some paper you can write it down. i m not going to write it down. why not? my spelling s not that good. in that first interview, ream controlled the game, just as the psychological detectives had feared. mac suggested he could do himself some good by giving up the location of cindy s body. i can t make any promises, but the prosecutors, do the judges listen to me? of course they do. then the accusations took a harder edge. you ve got information that will tell me where this girl is, and you re not saying nothing. and i just think that s bull [ bleep ]. he just sits there, doesn t deny it, doesn t refute it,
that s the whole problem of this whole investigation. the initial strategy was to deal with him as though it were a given. everyone in that interview room knew ream had something to do with cindy s disappearance and now was the time to explain it all. if you could put closure to this thing right now today and help a family out if you think about it right now, if you you need some paper, i ll get you some paper you can write it down. i m not going to write it down. why not? my spelling s not that good. in that first interview, ream controlled the game, just as the psychological detectives had feared. mac suggested he could do himself some good by giving up the location of cindy s body. i can t make any promises, but the prosecutors, do the judges listen to me? of course they do. then the accusations took a harder edge. you ve got information that will tell me where this girl is, and you re not saying nothing. and i just think that s bull [ bleep ]. he just sits there
harder edge. you ve got information that will tell me where this girl is, and you re not saying nothing. and i just think that s bull [ bleep ]. he just sits there, doesn t deny it, doesn t refute it, doesn t do anything but sit there and nod his head saying, well, you got that right. a suspect, but no body, no witnesses, no forensics. the d.a. s office was going to need more before moving ahead on art ream. if the d.a. was demanding better evidence, then mac wanted to get into this place and have a look around. it used to be the warehouse where art ream had his carpet business. 1997, when he was arrested, he was hustled off to prison so quickly that he never got a chance to return to the warehouse to tidy up. it had been virtually locked up for the last ten years. the d.a. gave mac a green light to search the place. we re nearing the end of our looking around and this bucket in the corner was this my partner, kelly, she reached out and pulled out this watch box.