on kelli before they could start searching. so the next day justin decided to call the army base instead. i asked them if she showed up. i said it is important, if she didn t show up you need to go to her house. they got back on the phone and said she didn t show up. army investigators and fayetteville police went to kelli s apartment. they got inside? uh-huh. no kelli? no kelli. is that when everybody starts taking this really seriously. that s when we started to panic, yeah. word spread when fort bragg called her estranged husband mike who then phoned her sister olivia. reliable kelli missed roll call and wasn t at home. i was like, what the hell. then i started facebooking, started calling her like crazy, trying to find anybody in the army with her, like have you seen her? did you go out on
since friday night, no contact with her whatsoever, you don t know where she is at? no. what do you know about her? nothing, really. i ve known her for, what? six hours all together. holbert was fully cooperative. didn t duck one question. if you knocked her down in the car, i need to know about that. no, i did not. not even touched her? no. so they let him go. if nick holbert was a suspect, he certainly wasn t acting like one. he joined search teams looking for kelli and even spoke on local tv expressing his concern. she seemed like a really nice and cool person, and i mean i hate that she s missing. but fayetteville police weren t buying holbert s story, and now he too was a person of interest along with kelli s
bordeaux, the loss, the pain, the sorrow never goes away. but david marshburn at least gave them a chance to heal. he ended a suffering for my family. where we re sitting here, agonizing for these last two years. he was the one who was able to come in and end this for us. and to make it to where you can try to start rebuilding and doing things that will make kelli proud and to live your life. the family also had something for david marshburn. a very special gift from kelli. kelli ds dog tags. which, that s a great honor in itself. this is a very important thing. yeah. for a soldier. i always have these. these will stay with me forever. that s all for this edition of dateline. i m natalie morales. thank you for watching. i m craig melvin. and i m natalie morales. and this is dateline .
then you have the quality of evidence. and i don t think we have seen evidence of this quality before. donald trump signed a certificate and filed it with the court. and judge david carter found, he ruled, that donald trump knew it contained false information about allegations of election fraud when it he filed it. i can t say it any better than ted carter said it. he said that the court finds these emails are sufficiently related to and in furtherance of a conspiracy to defraud the united states. that is basically conclusive evidence that donald trump committed a crime. so, elli, the reason these documents came up is because john eastman, the lawyer, didn t want to hand them over to january 6th committee. now he s going to have to. how does this fit into their work? we ve got to imagine they want to get their hands on these emails as quickly as they can.