dangerous, it doesn t sound right. i grabbed the phone, and call 9-1-1. the road over to the station, nerves on edge, gun close to hand, and expecting, what, a violent confrontation? a dangerous standoff? but we are no? but it was none of those things. who was patiently waiting and he looked at just fine. not scary at all. it s very thin, blond hair, blue eyes, good-looking guy. my first impression was, he looks steve decent enough, it s if you wanted somebody to pick up truck and help him out. seems like a nice guy? yes. because maria was 9-1-1, the denver police were at the gas station, to. the cops, not tony, did most of the talking with travis. they told me on the phone, it was very consistent. the story that told the mass exactly. eight it just doesn t sound
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anything. i ve got to go. and i grabbed the phone and i called 911. reporter: tony roared over to that conoco station nerves on edge, gun close to hand, expecting what? a violent confrontation? a dangerous standoff? a weirdo? but it was none of those things. travis forbes was there, all right. patiently waiting. and he looked just fine. not scary at all. he was very thin. blond hair, blue eyes, good-looking guy. my first impression of him was, you know, looks decent enough guy, if you re going to have somebody pick up your kid, you know, and help them out, you know. seemed like a nice guy. yeah. reporter: and because maria called 911, the denver police were at the gas station, too. so the cops, not tony, did most of the talking with travis. he told them that same story that he told me on the phone, and it was very consistent. the story that he told them matched exactly. i told the officers, i said man, everything he s told me just don t sound right. it just don t sound ri