Killer Boyfriend Has No Idea He’s About To Be Arrested for Murder

The man sitting in the interrogation room does not know he is about to be arrested for murder. He is talking freely, explaining his side of a relationship that just ended, describing a text-message fight with his girlfriend, and accounting for his whereabouts on the night she vanished. He thinks he is helping find her. He does not yet understand that the detective across the table is building a case against him.

The last argument

The conversation begins with the man reconstructing the day his girlfriend disappeared—Wednesday, May 10. He had fallen asleep at 3 p.m. after taking medication, waking at 8:12 p.m. to find she had been trying to reach him. He then did something she had told him to stop doing: he contacted her family to ask them to have her call him. When she finally called around 9 p.m., she was frustrated. "Stop bothering my family to call me," she told him. He kept pressing, asking who she was with, accusing her of acting differently around her friends. She told him to leave her alone. His final text, sent at 9:06 p.m., read: "Goodbye and have a blessed life for real."