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and she'll call tomorrow. she would always call me in the morning. >> yeah, you ever worry about her when she went out like that, clubbing? >> no, sheha was very smart and everything. >> she wouldn't take chances. >> no. >> i want to see how i look. >> no, because, though she loved tose party, kenya was known as e responsible one. reliable, ambitious. hardworking, not flaky at all.ky she had recently graduated from one of colorado's top high schools and considering careers in tv production or criminology. here she is directing a student film. all the more remarkable, because just seven years earlier, kenya didn't know more than a word or two of english. and not a single person in denver. apart that is, from her maria, who had migranted from honduras afr few years before. and when she and kenya were finally reunited. >> it was the happy day of my life when i held her, hold here. oh, my god, i was so happy. and we went home. telling her how much i miss her, and she said i miss you, too, mom. now we are together. nothing going to separate us. >> by the time kenya came to colorado, maria was married to tony lee. andto together they had two children. now kenya made three. >> i remember meeting her for the first time. words that she said to me were, thank you, daddy. i'll neverer forget that. and sheor hugged me. >> so connecting with the family took no time at all. >> i always thought about the bradyt family, how we all came together and became a family. it was pretty much how it worked out. and it clicked from day one. >> and there's all the girls, all the wonderful women in my life. >> thanknd you, daddy. >> and for kenya's little sister kimberly, it felt like the best thing that ever happened. >> tomorrow kenya marks one whole year in america.e >> i thought she he was going t be the big sister everybody dreams of. it was better than i imagined. >> better. >> mm-hm. bf. she was very loving and caring. she was like my twin. we texted every day. she'd call me sometimes, just so say what did you like to do together? >> we likedfie music. we liked to watch csi together. we liked to pick on my little brother together. we liked to go shopping together and get the same outfits. >> but she was independent, too. after i high school she moved o to make it on heroo own. >> she always wanted to be something big. she always wanted to be a ceo or something. that was her goal in life, to be somebody. >> she came from having nothing to being somebody. and on one of her calendars, it says like,ca study, study, stud and then it says party on the last day. she was balancing her job.nc and she was balancing school. and she was balancing like her party life. >> but on the morning of april fool's day, 2011, nothing was balanced. something was wrong. her friend janet gomez, desperate to hear from kenya dove for her phone the moment it rang, but it wasn't kenya. it was another girlfriend. >> sheth was, like, are you wit kenya?e and i said no, i thought she was with s you. and that's when it all started. >> started? oh, it had more than started for kenya. swallowed up by, well, whatever it was. some dark presence, haunting the happy tipsy streets of low-do. coming up. kenya's family starts to worry that the dark presence, whatever it might be, had it come for their daughter? 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>> going out. we were just 19. we were not 21. >> yeah, and you should have looked after her. >> yeah, she wasn't with me, because i know she would have been with me, she would been safe. >> even her sister, kim, within who kenya texted constantly hadn't heard a word, but she did get a call from kenya's boiftd kenya's boyfriend. >> he was like, she's missing. i was like shut up. this isn't funny. tell me the truth. where is she? he's like, i'm being serious. you need to tell your parents and have them file a missing persons report. >> i called the family. maybe it's a joke. and my sister got very worried. she said i don't think it's a joke. >> when i got the call from my daughter kim and she said she had not heard anything from her that day, that's when i went into high alert. >> but, when tony called kenya's friends, they weren't exactly straight with him about their underage bar hopping the night before in those low-do nightclubs. >> they were very, very confusing, because these girls, they were not telling you the truth about what they were doing and where they were up, because they were covering their asses. >> so tony turned amateur detective and was able to confirm that kenya had spent the evening not with her close friends but with two other girls she barely knew. and -- >> she had left her purse, her phone and i.d. and all that stuff in the bar. >> her stuff. kenya never went anywhere without it. especially her cell phone. and she certainly wouldn't just leave it with two people she hardly knew. >> something is wrong. something is wrong. >> the night after kenya was last seen here in low-do, one of the girls she was drinking with showed up at the lees' house to drop off her belongings. kenya was happily dancing until about 1:00 in the morning, she said, with some guy, and then she disappeared. they looked for her but couldn't find her, she said. and when the bar closed, they took her purse and cell phone and just kind of assumed that kenya would get home on her own, somehow. >> i was looking through her text messages. from the day before. and these conversations she was having with her friends and, you know, hey, this is where we're going to hook up at. >> the phone showed that kenya suddenly stopped sending texts right after 11:00 p.m. but, of course her phone kept receiving texts, practically all night. >> her boyfriend started texting her asking, hey, where you at? 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>> it's a feeling of being like desperate to know where your sister is, because that was not only my best friend. that was my sister, that was my other half. that was aefrg to me. >> that second night after kenya vanished there was this call from a total stranger named travis. >> travis called my back about 8:00 p.m. >> the guy who left that rather odd text message on kenya's phone to see if she'd gotten home safely from the nightclub. >> he told me the story. yeah, i seen her out there. asked her if she needed any help. it seemed like she was really drunk and she was really out of it. so i thought i better help her. she got in my van. >> travis told kenya's dad as he was driving her home she asked to stop at a gas station for cigarettes. but there, something strange happened. she met another guy who said he'd take her home. and so, said travis, he left them there. that's the last he saw of her? >> that's what he said, the last he saw of her. and i got off the phone and thought to myself, that is the most fantastic story i've ever heard. not one word of what he told me made any sense to me. tony called the denver police to report all that but was told, remember, that the cops couldn't open an investigation, because kenya hadn't been missing long enough. >> i'm pissed. i'm sitting there like i can't believe this. so i took matters into my own hand. i called travis back. i said travis, i got some questions i want to ask you. tell me again where you last saw her at. and he says, well, i was at this conoco station. tell you what. why don't you meet me there. i told him, i'm on my way. >> immediately, i was so afraid. i said oh, my god. >> i grabbed a .9 millimeter pistol. i packed it in my waist, and i told her, i'm on my way to meet this guy. maria was down on her hands and knees, literally, begging me, tony, don't do this. don't go down there. this is dangerous, this don't sound right. i told her, i got to go. they're not going to do anything. i got to go. >> and i got the phone, and i called 911. >> tony roared over to that conoco station, nerves on edge, gun close to hand, expecting what? a violent confrontation, a dangerous standoff? a weirdo? it was none of those things. travis forbes was there all right, patiently waiting, and he looked fine. not scary at all. >> he was very thin. blond hair, blue eyes, good-looking eyes. my first impression of him was looks decent enough guy, if you're going to have somebody pick up your kid and help them out, you know. >> seemed like a nice guy. >> yeah. >> 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 he told them matched exactly. i told the officer, man, everything he's told me just don't sound right. it just don't sound right. >> didn't sound right to the cops, either, but they had nothing to hold travis on. he'd been cooperative, forthcoming, concerned for kenya. so they let him go. as the meeting wrapped up, travis sidled up to tony and started talking. >> he was crying. he's telling me, you know, i promised i would take care of her. i feel responsible for this, you know, wish i could have done more. >> travis seemed sincere. his story, though strange, was consistent. maybe he was telling the truth, and that man kenya met at the gas station had abducted her. >> stuck my hand out, said appreciate it. and we shook hands. when i shook his hand, it was as if an earthquake was going on under his feet. and it was only in his hand that i could feel his arm wasn't shaking, his body wasn't shanging, there was no quivering, but i felt that shake, and i knew i had shaken the hand of the last person who had seen kenya alive. i knew it at that instant. >> you believe as of that moment she was dead? 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travis. >> he's a talker. very, very charming. very manipulative. >> i never met her before then -- >> reporter: and talk travis did. reciting the very same story he told tony lee, about picking up a lost and distressed kenia downtown. then stopping for cigarettes at that gas station. where she met another man, who said he'd take her home. >> she put her arm through his arm. like while they were -- while they were sitting there smoking. and they walked off. and they spoke spanish. and that was it. that was the last -- that was it. then i went home. >> and that's the last you see her? >> yes. >> reporter: travis was cool, calm, even contrite about leaving kenia with that strange fellow at the gas station. >> if she had made the choice to -- to go back home or to get right in, i would have taken her home. i would not -- i mean, and if i had felt any sort of -- any sort of weirdness about her walking over with that guy, i would have done something. >> he was really worried about this whole, very about this missing girl. but we believe you. he didn't do anything. >> reporter: in fact there, was no evidence travis did anything wrong. he certainly wasn't a suspect. barely a person of interest. he even had an alibi for his whereabouts after he dropped off kenia. >> he said he'd gone to his girlfriend's house. at the time that we knew that she had disappeared. and then his girlfriend came in. but she supported his statement. >> yeah. >> reporter: of course they let him go. had to. but what about that mysterious man travis said he left kenia with at the gas station? >> we couldn't find him. he was gone. >> wow. >> we send out bulletins. we put it on the news. and we didn't get anybody to come forward and say, yeah, i know this guy. >> reporter: but d.a. lombardi did get a search warrant for travis's white cargo van, to see if it held any clues. and inside it reeked of bleach. >> to the point where when you spray something like on a ceiling, a roof, and you spray it so much it drips down, that's how much bleach he'd sprayed on this van. >> he was determined to erase something. >> everything. everything. so we're going through his van, we're taking off doors, we're vacuuming, we're crawling underneath it. >> reporter: the van for the most part was spotless. except for something odd that caught the cop's attention. >> we found some weeds underneath. we found some dirt. some dust. different things. >> hmm. what'd that tell you? >> he's been on a dirt road. at least that van has. >> reporter: so gurule and lombardi pored through travis's cell phone records to see where he was at the time of kenia's disappearance. and they noticed he made and received several calls from a rural area near a little place called keenesburg, about 40 miles northeast of denver. not exactly one of the stops along travis's granola bar delivery route. >> we sent probably 25 >> was he there long? 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>> reporter: monica stopped the tape and called the cops. who took a good look at the whole security system and found this intriguing scene of travis, this time with his granola bar cooler. >> he actually unloads the cooler, puts it on a little cart, and it's taped shut with black duct tape. and puts it into the freezer in the bakery. and there's employees walking around. >> reporter: detective gurule consulted monica. >> the police asked me did he store the cooler in the freezer? and i said no. he never puts it in the freezer. it has granola bars in it. they don't need to be frozen. so that just seemed really strange. >> reporter: all that. the cleaning, the cooler moving, happened two nights after kenia went missing. so detective gurule checked with several of the bakery's employees to see what else travis was up to that evening. >> he burns some stuff in a barrel. we found that barrel down the alley at the other end of the parking lot. and monica poole told one of the detectives, hey, that's my grease barrel. what's it doing down there? >> reporter: travis claimed he was using it to burn some moldy marijuana. the barrel was sent to the crime lab. >> we ran that for dna. we ran that for fingerprints. >> reporter: but nothing turned up. if there were any clues in that barrel, they had been burned. travis forbes, despite all his suspicious behavior and his strange story, was still just a person of interest. >> people do weird things in their normal life. how do we know that he's just not a weird guy? >> reporter: and then a few days later gurule's investigation turned up more surveillance video, which seemed to tell a whole new story because there was kenia with another man entirely. this caught the two of them in the lobby of an apartment building near the club where kenia had been drinking. was she going up to his place? well, if she was, she didn't stay long because a few minutes later kenia showed up in yet another surveillance video, weaving somewhat unsteadily across the lobby of a nearby hotel. and the way kenia was acting caught the attention of d.a. kerri lombardi. >> i think that from all the surveillance she was very obviously intoxicated. it was scary. she was someone that you would look at and think this is a victim waiting to happen. >> reporter: this according to family and good friends was not like kenia. she didn't drink to excess. she would never run off with a strange guy and leave her purse and phone and keys behind. in fact, when tony saw this video, he was convinced. kenia wasn't drunk. something was done to her. >> i absolutely believe 100% that she was slipped a date rape drug because everything that she did in that club that night was against anything that she's ever done before. >> reporter: gurule tracked down the young man from the apartment lobby, and he admitted dancing with kenia at the club and showing her his loft. but she left right away, he said. the video confirmed it. he was cleared. so that left only two possible suspects -- the mysterious man at the gas station and travis forbes. >> i did not. >> reporter: and apparently, travis was feeling the heat. >> i've -- man. >> reporter: so out of the blue he decided to go public. >> you know, the truth is all we have. >> reporter: he went on camera with a denver tv station. >> i mean, it's been two weeks. nobody's heard from her. there's been no trace of her. like it's -- it's surreal. i don't even know what to think of it. >> since you're a person of interest, let me ask you this. did you do something with her? >> no. >> did you kidnap her? >> no. >> did you sexually assault her? >> i did not. >> did you murder her? >> i did not. no. no. and you know, having that on you, you know, having that energy on you is very stressful. >> reporter: detective gurule was watching this, of course. but he focused as much on travis's actions as his answers. >> he lied. it was in his demeanor. it was in his body language. it was -- it was all there. >> man. i'm sorry that i -- that i was indifferent. that i didn't think anything. i didn't think anything. i didn't think she was going to disappear. >> when the reporter asked him -- >> did you murder her? >> i did not. no. >> he says "no." >> reporter: then as the interview was wrapping up, travis, who seemed to remember every little detail that night, had trouble recalling one small but rather critical fact. >> um. what's her name? >> kenia. >> kenia. yeah. >> and we were all watching. and we lost it. that was the only name in town. and i wanted to go talk to him about that interview. that was another time when she got down on her hands and knees and begged me not to go. and this time i didn't go. >> reporter: so tony and his family waited. let the investigation run its course, hoping, praying that kenia would walk in the front door safe and sound. and travis forbes remained free. not even aware, quite possibly, of what the detective and the d.a. were up to. >> we had a lot of conversations, and we did a lot of warrants. you know, we were poring through phone records and you know, they continued to interview people constantly. we just were waiting for the one thing, something we could arrest him with. >> reporter: but even if they could arrest travis, first they had to find him. because not long after that tv interview travis forbes disappeared. >> coming up -- travis gone. >> i put out a teletype saying you find any bodies, give me a call. >> and then -- another surprise. >> my lieutenant said, grab your search warrant for his dna. so i hop a plane that night. >> when "dateline" continues. lo. >> when "dateline" continues some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood vessels in the eye. an increase in eye pressure has been seen. there's an uncommon risk of heart attack or stroke associated with blood clots. the most common side effects were blurred vision, cataract, corneal injury, and eye floaters. and there's still so much to see. if you are on eylea or a similar type of treatment, ask your retina specialist about eylea hd today, for the potential for fewer injections. 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i'd say i'm leaving myself a message because i need to do this. he she said i'd talk in my sleep about it, kenia's name or travis's name. she said you're dreaming about this. >> you're obsessed. >> tenacious. >> reporter: kenia's family wasn't sleeping much either. >> i thought that she might have been like kidnapped and like put in the basement and like they weren't letting her get any contact with anyone. i had dreams and things i still felt like i had that sister connection, that she was just still here somewhere needing my like -- needing me to come help her, just save her and just bring her back home. >> were you thinking about it all the time? >> yeah. it's hard going from talking to someone every day and then not being able to talk to them anymore. it like breaks your heart. >> reporter: kenia's father tony made himself a public fixture on local media. but privately, he conducted his own very lonely investigation. >> i went dumpster diving. i was looking at trash cans for her body. up and down the alleys, all over. >> and yet you couldn't tell maria. >> i couldn't tell her. i could not share what i was feeling because that early in would have removed the only thing that right now everybody had. and that one thing that everybody had was hope. i was hoping that she would pop up and say here i am. but as time went by and she wasn't contacting anybody and -- i knew it was bad. >> reporter: he also knew that the key to finding kenia was finding travis forbes. the denver police had no idea where travis was, whether he was in hiding here in town or had left the city, left the state, left the country. he was just gone. wasn't much they could do. he was a person of interest but not officially a suspect. and then two weeks later out of the blue detectives got a call from austin, texas. >> and my lieutenant walked into the office and said, okay. i said what? she said austin p.d. just called our fugitive unit. we might have him in austin, texas. i'm like, what? >> reporter: travis, it turned out, had borrowed a car from an old girlfriend in colorado. when he didn't return it, she went to the police and filed a report. which more often than not would have led nowhere at all. except a policeman in austin with a little time on his hands decided to check up on an out of state license plate he just happened to notice. and discovered first the report for the missing car and then travis forbes. >> so my lieutenant said, grab your search warrant for his dna and head to texas. so i hop a plane that night. >> reporter: a few hours later gurule was face to face with travis forbes again. >> you know what? they sent me to texas because they think you're running to mexico. >> i was thinking of mexico. >> and you he'd call me nash. i'd call him travis. it was similar to you and i just talking. i wasn't confrontational with him. if he asked me a question i'd give him an honest answer. one of the questions he asked me on one of the interviews i did with him, he said, what do you think of me? 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's dna. >> the majority of it was under lydia's fingernails. note that she put up a fight. are we out of the woods ye no, were not out of the woods yet, and out of the woods is life or death. the hardest thing is just not knowing whether she >> out of the woods his life or death. keith morrison : and then three days after the attack, still no suspects, no leads. detective shaklee heard about the man police talked to just a few days before lydias attack, the one who was acting up in the fort collins bar district. and wasnt that the man that denver police had under surveillance? detective jaclyn shaklee: this possibly could be related. hes wanted for murder and hes in fort collins. i dont know, it could be a long shot but they may want to know about it. keith morrison: so what did you think when you heard that? detective jaclyn shaklee: i thought, thank goodness, we have something that we can maybe look into. keith morrison : so long shot, she figured, but detective shaklee called detective gurule in denver. detective jaclyn shaklee: and so i laid out what had happened, some of the evidence that we had found. detective nash gurule: he set the place on fire and he used bleach on her, around the house. detective jaclyn shaklee: and he was silent on the other end of the phone. and then finally he said, oh, my god. detective nash gurule: and she said, what do you think? 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esther hartsky: i think deep inside she knew that her family was fighting for her. keith morrison : as if worrying about lydias fragile condition wasnt enough, her family also feared the attack wasnt over. esther hartsky: it was really scary. and since we didnt know who had done this, i kept looking out of the hospital room and seeing if someone would come to finish the job. and so we had to keep her completely anonymous in the hospital. we had a code that we had to say to go see her. only family members and only ones that were listed. keith morrison: so you were always kind of looking over your shoulder? esther hartsky: definitely. keith morrison : lydias family was quite unaware that police did have a prime suspect, travis forbes, who was also a suspect in the disappearance of a girl lydias family had never heard of, kenia monge. detective jaclyn shaklee: the similarities were definitely the bleach. i dont know what it is about forbes but he has an obsession with bleach. and we had actually heard that from his past girlfriends as well that he would obsessively clean his house with bleach, and there was bleach used in kenias case as well, the fact that they were both dark haired, both pretty girls, around the same age. it was chillingly similar. keith morrison: but the truly frightening fact was that their suspect was still out there somewhere on the street at large, potentially targeting his next victim. and it would stay that way unless detectives could prove that the attacks were both the work of travis forbes. keith morrison : there was one possibility and really only one. sitting at the denver police crime lab were several swabs of travis dna which detective nash gurule had obtained when the two talked in texas. detective jaclyn shaklee: and we needed that, obviously quickly, to compare it to what had been collected from lydia tillman when she was transported to the hospital because-- keith morrison: but she had been sprayed with bleach and every other-- and she had been burned, i mean-- detective jaclyn shaklee: yeah, she had. keith morrison: --was there actually any dna left? 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detective nash gurule: did i miss something that could have kept him there. i could have had something concrete to arrest him on. what did i miss? and i threw that around in my head. keith morrison: you take this stuff personally? detective nash gurule: this one i did. and im thinking to myself, is he that smart? is he that smart? keith morrison : and now forbes was out here somewhere. friday night, dark now. it was warm in fort collins, a college town, remember. in the old town bar district, young people gathered around favorite watering holes, plenty of young women, carefree, drinking, celebrating a weekend, unaware, unworried. but this time, the police were watching because they were very worried. detective jaclyn shaklee: we had the surveillance set up on him over the weekend. we were not going to let him out of our sights. so we had teams that were rotating while we were waiting for that so we could actually make an arrest. keith morrison : all weekend surveillance teams followed forbes as he cruise the nightclub district. detective jaclyn shaklee: and he had a bottle of whiskey that he had been carrying around with him all night. he didnt go in-- in to any of the bars. he basically just walked around and-- keith morrison: he was trolling. detective jaclyn shaklee: trolling. yeah, thats a good way to put it. keith morrison : then late at night, the undercover cops spotted travis following a young woman walking home alone. so without revealing the surveillance team, one of the cops approached him, asked a question or two. and travis gave a fake name. called himself travis kennedy. the officer let him go, but travis did not go home. and before very long, began following a second woman. she appeared to be drunk. travis closed in. detective jaclyn shaklee: theyre like this guys too much of a danger. we got to figure out a way to get him off the street. so they ended up arresting him for false reporting, for giving a false name. keith morrison : in fact, detective shaklees husband was part of that surveillance team, and actually put the cuffs on travis. keith morrison : what was it like when you two kind of got together to compare notes? 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thats it. keith morrison : but travis wasnt talking anymore, so lee offered a radical idea. tony lee: i called assistant da lombardi, and i said, make a deal. keith morrison: you wanted a deal? tony lee: yeah, i dont care what it is. i dont-- i said, i dont care you can take it down to manslaughter. i didnt care. just make a deal. its just-- we just want kenia. kerri lombardi: we really couldnt at that-- i mean, we were getting there. we were still investigating. what i really wanted was for tell us where she was so we could give closure to this family. keith morrison : but travis was now facing an attempted murder charge for the assault on lydia, and as his case started working its way toward trial, he sat silently, mute in his cell. especially, when detective shaklee paid him a visit. detective jaclyn shaklee: he was looking at me like a caged animal. his eyes were huge. he-- it was really creepy. o-- obviously i wanted to talk to him. i wanted to get an interview with him and see if he would-- if he would tell me something, and he immediately said, im not talking to you. get-- get out of here. keith morrison : but across town, someone was communicating. after spending five weeks in icu, lydia tillman was transferred to a local rehab hospital, and a long, slow recovery began. boy #1 (home video): hi, lydia. esther hartsky: i showed her a video of my kids saying hello to her because they missed their aunt lydia. boy #2 (home video): i want you to get better soon. esther hartsky: and she got to the part where my four-year-old started to talk and she laughed and he said, hi, lydia. boy #3 (home video): hi, lydia. esther hartsky: its the first time i got to see her laugh, and i went, shes got memory, she can laugh. keith morrison : but detective gurules murder case against travis forbes and his search for kenia monge had both stalled nearly five months after kenia vanished and still no sign of her. but one day he got a call from the crime lab requesting another dna sample of travis for the fbi. detective nash gurule: i drove up there to get his dna. i walked in, laid down my recorder. he didnt want to talk to any of the detectives in fort collins, anywhere. but he always talked to me. travis forbes (interrogation video): whats up, nash? why are you here? detective nash gurule (interrogation video): i am here because i have a warrant for you. keith morrison : and for the next two hours, like a couple of old college chums, the two shot the breeze about philosophy and books and religion, and of course, kenias case, about which travis remained evasive. detective nash gurule: i said, ive been here a long time, travis, im done. im done playing chess with you. i said, you know, you move one way, i move another way. i said, im coming for you, im telling you that. i said, the next time you see me, ill be charging you for murder. i said, what do you want out of this? what exactly do you want out of this? travis forbes (interrogation video): i want to go to prison without being labeled as a sex offender. detective nash gurule (interrogation video): okay. what else? travis forbes (interrogation video): thats it. thats it. detective nash gurule (interrogation video): youll confess to everything if you go to prison without being labeled a sex offender? is that what youre saying? is that-- travis forbes (interrogation video): yes. detective nash gurule (interrogation video): youre man enough to say that? travis forbes (interrogation video): yes. yes. yes. thats what im saying. keith morrison : detective gurule was stunned. travis wanted to cut a deal. gurule used a little reverse psychology to make sure he meant it. detective nash gurule: i told him, i think youre full of it. i dont think youre going to do this. i think youre going to back out, and i think youre spineless, and i think its all about you. its a game. i said, i think youre going to pull out. he says, no, i wont. i said, travis, if you do what you say youre going to do, ill be the first one to shake your hand. keith morrison : gurule knew that fort collins authorities would buy in, so all he needed now were the crossed ts and the dotted is, the legal formalities. detective nash gurule: i left the jail, went out to my car and thought to myself, did i just hear this right or am i dreaming. i even played the recording back to-- to myself. and i thought, wow. keith morrison: people just dont do that sort of thing. detective nash gurule: right. hes confessing to a murder without a body and without seeing the case. ive talked to my commanders and they said never in the history of this police department has that have eve-- ever happened. keith morrison: huh. detective nash gurule: ever. keith morrison : finally, after frustrating months of knuckle- biting tension, disappearances, dead-end games of cat and mouse, detective gurule was about to get the answers hed been searching for. and he was exhausted. to celebrate and rest up, gurule decided to take a few days off with his wife. detective nash gurule: so were driving out of town, i get a call that said he pulled out. keith morrison : coming up will he or won't he? 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kerri lombardi: will he do this, will he not, will some spook him? will he change his mind, is this a big farce? you know, i didnt know if, you know, there was even-- if we were even going to the right place. keith morrison : travis was in the lead car which included detectives nash gurule and jaclyn shaklee. detective jaclyn shaklee: it was really quiet for the first like five or ten minutes. and he was sitting right next to me. well, i had an aircast on my foot because i had a running injury. he looked down and he said, what did you do to your foot and i said, its a stress fracture from running. keith morrison : and that got travis talking about running marathons, movies, food, all sorts of things. detective jaclyn shaklee: and obviously we were talking about whatever he wanted to talk about to keep his cooperation, but i have to remember that he-- i have a monster sitting next to me and just playing it up. we had to get to that body. we wanted to know where she was and bring her home to her family. detective nash gurule: then we started getting closer, he starts getting a little bit more quiet. we drive out to the site next to a little grove of trees. keith morrison : and then quite suddenly, no warning, something came over the cool and breezy travis forbes. detective jaclyn shaklee: he got out of the car and his whole demeanor changed and he let out this scream, just this blood curdle-- it made me jump. i wasnt expecting it at all. keith morrison : but just as quickly, travis pulled himself together and pointed. detective nash gurule: he says, shes over there. so we walk over there and hes standing up on top of the hill, and its like a little ravine, and he says, youre standing right on top of her. keith morrison : soon the digging began. kerri lombardi: and it was a very, very slow process. there was an anthropologist there. and so then they finally got the dirt off of her and- - and there she was, and it was pretty awful. i stood there and, of course, i had seen these beautiful pictures of her. theres this smiling image in your head of her having a good time and smiling, and then to see that, it was very difficult. keith morrison : there was something else perhaps even more difficult that kerri lombardi had to do. i called tony lee and said, you know, that they had found a body where he had told us she was, we had found something. tony lee: and i needed to let my family know before any of this hit the news. you cant prepare yourself or practice yourself or write down a speech for that day. and i had to tell her. keith morrison: what was that like? tony lee: that was the hardest thing ive ever done. then i had-- keith morrison: but she had been hanging on to hope. tony lee: she had been hanging on to that hope. keith morrison: you had to finally-- tony lee: i had to snatch that rug out from under her. and she lost it. and there was nothing i could do for her because i had already lost it myself. keith morrison : then tony had to tell his children, kenias little sister and brother. tony lee: and the first question out of both of their mouths at a different times, is she alive? and i had to tell them, no. i couldn't do nothing for them. kimberly lee: i just dont feel like its fair that people get to grow up with their sisters, but she was only there for a little bit of my life, like she wont be able to see, like, me grow up and get married or have kids, and i wont be able to see her grow up and get married and have kids, like, we just never get to have that bond. keith morrison : but this most horrendous of days wasnt quite over. police still needed a complete confession from forbes on tape. detective nash gurule: were driving back. i looked back at him and he was, hey, nash, i told you id tell you where she was. he was, are you happy you found her? he said, are you happy? and i said, theres some questions that need to be answered, and i said, once those questions are-- once those questions are answered, then ill be happy. all right, nash. i told you i would do it. i told you i would do it. and i said, yes, you did. keith morrison : detective gurule sat down with travis for one last interview. after five long months, out came the words he needed to hear. travis forbes (interrogation video): i killed her. i did not mean to kill her. i didnt pull over to kill her. i didnt pull over to rape her. none of that was in my head. none of it was premeditated. keith morrison : but then it all came out. travis told them how he spotted kenia on the street, how he raped her, how he strangled her, how he stuffed her in his cooler, drove around with the body in his white van for a whole day then stored her in the bakerys freezer, while he cleaned out his van with bleach and burned her clothes. and then early the next morning he buried her body near a clump of cottonwood trees. detective nash gurule: after we were done with our interview, i walked up to him and stuck out my hand and i go, thanks. and he stood up, shook my hand and he said, i told you i would do it. i said, you did. he says, you just wouldnt give up. and i looked at him and i said youre right. keith morrison : later that day, travis also confessed to the attempted murder of lydia tillman. soon he would be sentenced separately for both crimes but there was one last surprise coming. something no one saw coming, least of all travis forbes. keith morrison : coming up keith morrison : as travis awaits sentencing, the courageous young woman who'd beaten the odds, makes a stunning move in the courtroom. detective nash gurule : to do what she did and to endure what she went through. she is-- shes a superhero in my eyes keith morrison : when dateline continues. 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but im glad she was able to escape the monster. maria lee: yeah. tony lee: it was overwhelming, you know, to see the amount of her-- her strength and her will to live. maria lee: mm-hm. tony lee: you know, and-- and--and what she did during her court proceedings on the day that he was sentenced for what he did to her. keith morrison : what she did that day is simply amazing. hard to believe. sitting just feet away from the man who raped her, smashed her face and body, doused her with bleach, set her on fire, lydia tillman struck a blow against evil. she gave travis a gift. she forgave him. keith morrison : since she was unable to speak herself, her father read her statement for her, saying that to forgive is easier than holding anger. esther hartsky: there wasnt a dry eye in that courtroom, including the judge. its freeing for her, and i understand that, and i did the same, because were not going to live in that hatred. detective nash gurule: shes amazing. to do what she did and to endure what she went through, i couldnt imagine. shes a superhero in my eyes. keith morrison : and then there was one more surprise. no, not travis sentence, life in prison. that was merely a formality. it was another gift, this time from kenia to lydia. maria lee: i started crying with her. she started crying with me. i felt very strong inside me, like, kenia was telling me, mom, give her that ring. i was wearing that ring. give it to her. it was kenias ring. give it to her. keith morrison : it was kenias favorite ring. maria lee: and i gave it to her and she was so happy. then she said thank you, and she was holding me. and that moment i was holding her, it was like i was holding kenia. tony lee: we are related in tragedy. weve got a connection with ea-- each other, unfortunately, for the rest of our lives and-- because of travis. keith morrison : tony and his family built a memorial here on the high plains where kenya was found. and while she continues to live in their hearts, her loss has taken a toll. in 2018, tony and maria divorced. but tony still devotes himself to spreading awareness and warnings and help. tony lee: the story of kenia is what has created the kenia monge foundation. we go to the families of the missing and reach out to them, and they are very grateful. keith morrison : and lydia tillman, we saved this surprise for last. lydia worked very hard to recover. dr. jill armor: try this one. keith morrison : and to speak. dr. jill armor: stimuli. lydia tillman: stimuli. dr. jill armor: nice. lydia tillman: yeah. dr. jill armor: try yesterday. lydia has-- shes rocked my world. keith morrison : doctor jill armor. dr. jill armor: i think lydia has the ability to make a full recovery, and i think shes tenacious and perseveres enough that she may just well do that. keith morrison : and so a proper introduction. just ten months after the attack that nearly took her life lydia tillman spoke in her own words. keith morrison : people were amazed you survived at all, frankly. lydia tillman: yeah. i am amazed, too. keith morrison: yeah. what has been, in the long recovery process, the most difficult thing to do? lydia tillman: re-- re-learning how to speak was still difficult. keith morrison: yes. lydia tillman: i am trying to find a balance be-- between my ambitions and my still healing body and brain. between my ambitions and my still healing body and brain. keith morrison: yeah. so where were you in the process of getting better when travis went to court to plead guilty and be sentenced? lydia tillman: i am-- was just out of rehab. the hardest day of my life. keith morrison: really? lydia tillman: to forgive him is-- was super difficult. keith morrison: how could you do that after what he did to you? lydia tillman: to heal myself rather than being angry. keith morrison: because that would not help you. lydia tillman: yeah. keith morrison: you harbor no bitterness, no? lydia tillman: rarely i get mad. keith morrison: yeah. lydia tillman: i believe travis forbes was acting out of fear and hatred. i choose love and peace over fear. and i won. keith morrison : so she did. and then she said, with that big infectious smile on her face that she had brought a gift for me. lydia tillman: its a bracelet. its-- keith morrison: may i open it? lydia tillman: yes. its an ac-- acronym for my name. its-- it says live your days inspired anew. keith morrison : which of course, spells lydia. theres great sadness surrounding the story of travis forbes, unending sadness for kenias family. for the unknown other families who as many now suspect may have been victimized by his past behavior. and then from that darkest place came the indomitable lydia who forgave, who won, who told us "live your days inspired anew." er. his daughter was his life. craig melvin: it was a puzzle for police. why would a father drop off his daughter and disappear? i knew something wasn't right. craig melvin: then they found it,
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