disappearance. but, at least he was here, in colorado. getting him back, how important was that to you? very. i want to know where he was. you wanted him in your town? yes. detective nash was hoping to coax travis for kenya monet. this time, kenya had been missing for several weeks. he was the person, and eliminated pretty much everyone else. just because the detective it closed in on travis, they were crying out a confession, or at least, evidence sufficient to lay a charge. he got a nasty little surprise. his friend dropped the charges on the stolen car. she was adamant, he didn t do anything wrong. why did that happen? i would talk to her sometimes, daily, and she was his biggest supporter. she would not believe he was a dangerous guy? absolutely not. not the travis that she knew. there was no way that he did anything to kenya. here is the problem.
also is in a disappearance of lydia s family had never heard of, kenya. the similarities were, definitely, the bleach. i don t know what it is about foreign, but he was obsessed with bleach. we heard from past friends that he, would ve cecily, clean his house with bleach. there was bleach used in kenya s case, as well. the fact that they were both dark haired, pretty girls, around the same age, it was chillingly similar. the frightening fact he was out of the suspect was out there, are on the street, at large, and potentially targeting his next victim, it would stay that way unless detectives could prove the attacks were, both, the work of travis for. there was one possibility, and really, only one. sitting at the denver police crime lab or several swabs of travis s dna, which, detective nash, had obtained from the two top texas. we needed that, obviously, quickly, to compare to what had been collected from lydia, when she was transported to
this, time heading north, 60 miles, to his hometown. a team of undercover cops, on his tail. we found out, he would go to fort collins, and stay with his dad. fort collins is a college town, and has a lot of young women there. they like to party. yes, i was worried. it was now july 1st. exactly three months since kenya disappeared. the detective had good reasons to worry. our detectives are watching. he goes to the bar district in fort collins, and is acting like a fool. jumping on peoples cars, just trying to get a lot of attention. so, fort collins police, unaware that travis was the subject of a denver investigation, pulled him aside, there, in the barn district,
told tony lee about picking up a lost, and distressed kenya, downtown. then, stopping for cigarettes at the gas station. who, said he would take her home. she put her arm through his arm, like while they were sitting there smoking. and they spoke spanish. they walked off. that s it. that was the last that was it. then i went home. there was the lkast you see of her? yes. travis was cool, calm, even contrite about leaving kenya with a strange fellow at the gas station. if she had made the choice to go back home, or to get around, i would take her home. i would mean, i mean, if i felt any sort of weirdness about her walking off with that guy, i would have done something. he was really worried about this investigation, about this missing girl. but, we believed him, he didn t do anything. in fact, there was no
looks 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, too. the cops, not tony, did most of the talking with travis. they told me on the phone, it was very consistent. the story that he told me, what happened exactly. eight it just doesn t sound right. didn t sound right to the cops, either. but if they had nothing to hold travis on, he had been cooperative, forthcoming, concerned for kenya, and they let him go. as the meeting wrapped up, travis sidled up to tony, and started talking. he was crying, he was telling me in the cops, i would take care of her, i wish i could ve followed the run when i had done. i felt responsible for this. i just wished i could ve done more. travis, certainly, seemed sincere. his story, though strange, was consistent. maybe he was telling the truth, and that man that kenya met at