jason also agreed to turn over the clothes he was wearing the night sarah went missing. his encounter with police all seemed very cooperative. everything is not what it seems. but when jason flores sat down to speak to us, he says his visit with detectives at the 6th precinct was like a scene out of a bad cop film. the detectives call me. and i willingly went there, obviously. because why would i not go? you know what i mean? to the police department? yeah. so we get there, this and that. he goes from mr. nice guy to we know you know where she is. smacking me. choking me. spitting on me. wow. and, i was scared. i was scared. even though i knew i didn t do anything, they still had me, like thinking in my head, like, what the (bleep) is going on right now? i didn t get no phone call, no one read me my rights. what were they asking you? what kind of questions? it went from how do you know sarah to where the (bleep) is she? you (bleep) little (bleep). we know you know
where she is. smacking me. choking me. spitting on me. wow. and, i was scared. i was scared. even though i knew i didn t do anything, they still had me, like thinking in my head, like, what the (bleep) is going on right now? i didn t get no phone call, no one read me my rights. what were they asking you? what kind of questions? it went from how do you know sarah to where the (bleep) is she? you (bleep) little (bleep). we know you know where she is. yeah, you were in eagle estates? where the (bleep) were last night? like just ripping my mind apart. and he says it didn t get easier when he was left alone in the jail cell. make me go crazy and cry in the cell all night. you actually were crying? yeah. i was crying myself to sleep. on a roll of toilet paper that was my pillow. what were you thinking about, as far as sarah? i was worried. i was concerned. because she had a lot to lose. beautiful baby,
missing. so things were really clicking now. exactly. and once it came back as a missing person, well now they ve got a reason to really pay attention. and her beloved car was the biggest clue. detectives needed the spare key, so they headed over to sarah s house. her sister jennifer was there and she desperately wanted to know, where was the car? i just remember overhearing one detective tell the other detective that the car is in eagle estates. and then i was on the phone with nick. and that s when i told him like he said the eagle estates. then we all followed them. you went straight there to where the car was? right. they told us not to go follow them and i said i don t care if you have to arrest me. i m following you. eagle estates was a place they knew well because it was so close by. a large entourage of sarah s family headed over there and tried to approach her bmw, but police wouldn t let them get too close. what was that like, seeing her car there
and there s conversations going back and forth. when detectives tracked the cellphone movements, they could see whoever was talking to sarah started off in mastic, new york. then traveled about ten miles north to where sarah was living near eagle estates. she s home. but we see this phone number, this cell instrument with this phone number move very deliberately right up to sarah goode s home, where the phones come together. once the cell phone pinged near sarah s house, all phone communication stopped. prosecutors believe that s when sarah and her caller started communicating in person. she receives a call from a young man, and at 1:30 in the morning, you know, she went out to meet him. albertson theorized sarah, who was 21 and a single mom, wanted to make the most of this rare night out.
scared. even though i knew i didn t do anything, they still had me, like thinking in my head, like, what the (bleep) is going on right now? i didn t get no phone call, no one read me my rights. what were they asking you? what kind of questions? it went from how do you know sarah to where the (bleep) is she? you (bleep) little (bleep). we know you know where she is. yeah, you were in eagle estates? where the (bleep) were last night? like just ripping my mind apart. reporter: and he says it didn t get easier when he was left alone in the jail cell. make me go crazy and cry in the cell all night. you actually were crying? yeah. i was crying myself to sleep. on a roll of toilet paper that was my pillow. what were you thinking about, as far as sarah? i was worried. i was concerned. because she had a lot to lose. beautiful baby, beautiful family. nice job. good career going for herself.