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US Army veteran Maribel Ramos disappears after arranging to meet an online admirer, leaving her family and friends desperate for answers; detectives uncover a twisted tale of jealousy and rage during the investigation into her disappearance.
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00:09a fearless soldier returns home from the call of duty she did approximately 160 missions evening
00:16soldier that's huge but when she looks for love that's why I'm talking to you she's been missing
00:23for two days I immediately started crying I just had the worst feeling ever jealousy rage and lust this
00:35guy was stalking Maribel he seemed obsessed with her tear of family apart Maribel is not in a good
00:43place she's in trouble Maribel are you here
00:51so
01:04so
01:05so
01:2131-year-old Maribel Ramos has a large and devoted family.
01:27All right, you're going to go first, eh?
01:29I punch you your shortstop, okay?
01:30Maribel was very energetic.
01:32She was kind of like my second mom in a way.
01:35That was a pretty good catch.
01:37She would just take care of me sometimes if my mom needed her own time and stuff.
01:41You want to be basement today?
01:42Really? Can I?
01:44She was really fun. Yeah.
01:55She was very positive.
01:58Good to see you.
01:58Good to see you. How are you?
02:00I'm good.
02:01Very caring and loving and supportive and encouraging.
02:05Got a good feeling about today.
02:06We're going to win.
02:07Yeah, we're going to win.
02:08We're going to win?
02:09Yeah.
02:09With you on first base?
02:12She's so cute.
02:14If I needed anything, she was always there.
02:16She was always there for everyone.
02:17Hey, Maribel.
02:18It looked like you actually might hit something today.
02:20It looks like I might actually hit you today.
02:22Oh, Prima's got jokes.
02:24Maribel really enjoyed playing softball.
02:26Being there with everyone, friends and family, and getting to see aunts and uncles, even nieces.
02:33To her, it was a joy.
02:37Any type of game, and she wants to win and is very competitive.
02:58Five years earlier, Maribel was a sergeant in the U.S. Army.
03:03Her specialty was logistics and transportation.
03:06Evening, children.
03:07Maribel was very proud of not only being an American, but being a Mexican-American and serving
03:12her country and making other people's lives better.
03:17All right.
03:17All set?
03:18All right.
03:19Have a good night.
03:20Don't let the scorpions go.
03:30She was fearless.
03:32She wanted to be that female that set the example and let everyone know that, look, you can be
03:40what you want to be.
03:42Just put your mind to it.
03:46One night, her convoy was transporting heavy weapons between command posts.
03:52She did approximately 160 missions.
03:54That's huge.
03:56To go on beyond the wire and to go into harm's way that many times is really just amazing.
04:12Oh.
04:17Come on!
04:19Come on!
04:21Come on!
04:23Come on!
04:38Yo, hey, wake up, man.
04:41You can't do this to me, Ed.
04:43You can't.
04:44Come on.
04:55She had a sergeant that she worked with, and he was on a convoy, and he lost his life.
05:05She confided in me in saying that it was very difficult.
05:08She came back.
05:08He didn't.
05:09You know, the realism of that, it was hard for her.
05:16After eight years, Maribel leaves the military and moves in with her boyfriend, Chris Carlin.
05:23A bad night?
05:25I'm okay.
05:26But she's haunted by her experiences.
05:29She had definitely a problem when she came back with PTSD.
05:34I'm fine.
05:36I'm tough.
05:36I can get through this.
05:38She cried.
05:39Loud sounds, things like that, that bothered her.
05:42Being around people sometimes bothered her.
05:45I've been through worse.
05:49Maribel is set on a career in law enforcement.
05:57Check these courses.
05:59Introduction to Criminal Justice.
06:01The Enforcement Function.
06:04Frontline law enforcement.
06:06You really think you cut out for that?
06:08I don't think that Chris really supported her in continuing her career.
06:15You'd be better off to an office job.
06:17Who do you think you are?
06:18You're always telling me what to do.
06:20Don't tell me what to do.
06:22I feel that she eventually resented him for not supporting her dream in the military or as a police officer
06:30or working for any type of law enforcement.
06:35There was a lot of issues towards the end.
06:37You're such a hothead.
06:41I don't think she believed in the dream anymore.
06:44I can help you get on that course if that's what you want.
06:51Maribel, why are you doing this?
06:55Unfortunately, Maribel and Chris didn't make it.
07:16Chris was heartbroken.
07:27Three months after the breakup, Maribel pursues a degree in criminal justice.
07:35Hey.
07:38Maribel wanted to be a police officer at a young age.
07:42That's what she wanted to do.
07:44She was a good student.
07:45She paid attention in class, took it seriously.
07:49I know teachers loved to see someone eager and appreciate what they're teaching.
07:56She's moved in with her mom, Marina.
07:59Mom, it's me.
08:08Mama!
08:11Mom, you didn't call me.
08:15One month into Maribel's studies, her mother is diagnosed with colon cancer.
08:21Did you take your meds?
08:23My aunt needed someone there to be with her almost 24-7.
08:29And for Maribel to try to juggle school and my aunt, it was very frustrating and difficult.
08:36Can you get your drink?
08:38Yeah.
08:45Three months after her diagnosis, Maribel's mom dies in a hospice.
08:52I know that she was just destroyed.
08:58It was a huge loss for us.
09:14She regrouped herself and pretty much bounced back from all of this.
09:30She said, I'm going to get my degree and I'm going to graduate like I was doing from the beginning
09:35when I was taking care of my mom and I'm going to finish.
09:39At Cal State Fullerton, Maribel joins the Student Veterans Association.
09:55She's speaking to veterans, talking about PTSD, talking about suicide, talking about depression, talking about how to overcome it.
10:03There is a life after the military.
10:07Because now I can come to places like this and find support.
10:12It just made her feel good to be helping other veterans like her.
10:18And I'd wake up in a cold sweat.
10:29I'd blank out.
10:30This guy was stalking Maribel.
10:33He kind of followed her around.
10:35He seemed obsessed with her.
11:02Thirty-three-year-old Army veteran Maribel Ramos has been through a breakup and her mom's death, all while suffering
11:10from PTSD.
11:12Now she's being stalked by a fellow student.
11:16Do you have a problem?
11:18No, no problem at all.
11:20You are a fine-looking woman, Maribel Ramos.
11:23Look, I have no interest in you, soldier.
11:26Back off.
11:27Okay, okay.
11:28I get it.
11:29I get it.
12:00Three years have passed since her mom's death, and Maribel has grown tired of living alone.
12:07She looks for a roommate on Craigslist.
12:21It was kind of weird.
12:22You figure that, you know, a female will get a female roommate, not a male roommate.
12:29But at the same time, I'm not worried about it, because Maribel could handle herself.
12:34Of course.
12:37Yeah.
12:58Oh
13:09Hey, how are you?
13:11Yeah, how are you?
13:12Maribel said, Lucy, come over, meet Casey.
13:16You need to meet him.
13:16He's going to be my roommate.
13:17All right, Lucy, this is Casey.
13:19Casey, Lucy, she's my favorite sister.
13:22Great to meet you, Casey.
13:23Very nice to meet you.
13:25He looked like a nice man and quiet and easy spirit,
13:29and she needed a quiet house.
13:33I thought it was a perfect fit.
13:38Hey, I'm a pretty good cook.
13:40When we finish moving nice stuff inside,
13:42I'm going to make us something to eat.
13:43Oh. Trained already, huh?
13:47Hi.
13:49There she goes.
13:51There's a guy in the cool car.
13:53I don't know why we find this funny at all.
13:55Maribel wasn't attracted to him on a romantic partner level.
13:59She's really into cars.
14:00Oh, yeah, I know.
14:01But they were very comfortable with each other.
14:03He was really nice.
14:04You know, I got these chips.
14:06I got them on special.
14:07Oh, yeah?
14:08Yeah.
14:08So they started just being great friends and roommates.
14:15They would go on walks, go on hikes, go to the beach, or movies and stuff like that.
14:22But Maribel wants to find romance.
14:25She starts dating again.
14:28She was ready.
14:30She felt comfortable to start a relationship.
14:33She was in a good place.
14:35She uses the website Plenty of Fish.
14:39She decided to go on this website because she's studying and she's working and playing softball.
14:45And she's busy.
14:45So she thought it was a great idea.
14:47And I thought it was a good idea, too.
15:04Okay.
15:05I think you can do this.
15:06Okay?
15:06Just take your time.
15:08If you have $1.25.
15:09Maribel's new roommate, KC, is proving to be a big hit with her family.
15:15It was fun learning from someone else other than my teachers.
15:18How much do you have?
15:19$1.70.
15:20Right!
15:21You got it!
15:22I'm really good at this.
15:24Yeah.
15:24I wasn't used to making math fun or having fun out of it, but I did have fun doing flashcards
15:30and little practice quizzes that he would give me on the material.
15:34Very good.
15:35Do you want to do another one?
15:36Yeah.
15:36Okay.
15:37KC, thank you so much for helping tutor.
15:40We really appreciate it, don't we, honey?
15:42It's no problem, really.
15:45Okay.
15:46Let's do this next one.
15:47So, tell me about Paul.
15:51Lopez, is it?
15:52Yeah.
15:53Paul's great.
15:55Just gonna take it slow.
15:57Good.
15:57Good for you.
15:5890 cents?
16:00Right again!
16:01You're really getting the hang of this.
16:02Are you like him?
16:03$1.25?
16:04Yeah, I like him.
16:06Okay.
16:06Another one?
16:07He's cute.
16:09Would you tell them to come by sometime?
16:11Would I meet him?
16:13Yeah, you will, yeah.
16:16Maribel has now been dating Paul Lopez for one month.
16:20He's popular with her friends and family.
16:23Got it.
16:24Even joining their softball team.
16:25Oh!
16:26Major league moves!
16:28Oh!
16:28Major league moves!
16:29Major league moves, buddy!
16:31Paul Lopez struck me as a great guy.
16:34He'd come across, you know, very friendly.
16:36Great personality, and he would make Maribel laugh.
16:39Awesome!
16:40Awesome!
16:41But Maribel has doubts about the relationship.
16:44All right!
16:44All right!
16:45All right!
16:45All right!
16:47On paper, Paul wanted everything Maribel wanted, but Maribel then realized that he
16:53wasn't that serious about continuing a relationship and actually, you know, making a commitment.
17:00All right!
17:00He wasn't ready for her.
17:01Excellent!
17:01Excellent!
17:02Excellent practice, everyone!
17:03Well done!
17:04Well done!
17:04That was great!
17:06Great!
17:07Best, man!
17:07Lucy!
17:08Macho!
17:08Macho, man!
17:10Way to go!
17:11Mirrors and pizza!
17:13Did you see that?
17:14I know.
17:14I'm sorry.
17:17So you were in Haiti after the earthquake?
17:18All right!
17:19Disillusioned, Maribel goes back online and finds photographer Alan de Herrera.
17:27They make plans to meet.
17:30Yeah, oh, I'd love to travel, like, you know, for fun.
17:34She said, I actually talked to him on the phone a couple of times, and he's beyond interesting,
17:39and she found him as a very exciting person.
17:42A lot of depth, and she felt like this was definitely something she should pursue.
17:51But Maribel's ex-boyfriend hasn't given up.
17:56Hey, Maribel, it's me, Chris.
17:59Listen, I have an idea you may like.
18:04I bought a bike.
18:08Let's go to Mexico.
18:10Just you and me, you know?
18:13Let's just go away for a few weeks.
18:18So, hope you're good.
18:20Call me.
18:25I knew that Chris had never really let go of that hope, and I knew that he wanted to get
18:33back with her.
18:35Maribel's complicated love life is about to put her in mortal danger.
18:42Maribel?
18:44Maribel, are you here?
19:02Army veteran Maribel Ramos has been sharing her home with 53-year-old KC Joy for the past 18 months.
19:10Maribel?
19:15Maribel?
19:18Maribel?
19:19You up?
19:35Maribel?
19:40Maribel?
19:41Maribel?
19:57I thought it was strange.
20:00So I said, Casey, she's a grown woman.
20:03She's out of her business.
20:04You know, you don't need to know everything she does.
20:07So I text her.
20:09At 10.42 a.m., Casey calls the cops.
20:14This isn't an emergency.
20:16But my roommate didn't come home last night.
20:21By the early evening, there's still no word from Maribel.
20:26We're about to play. Everyone's pretty much warming up.
20:29But during that time, we're calling Maribel.
20:32Her phone's going straight to voicemail, so it's basically turned off.
20:38Okay, you guys, you know what? Let's just get started, okay?
20:40Run some drills, infield and out.
20:42Hey, buddy. Good to see you.
20:44What's up?
20:46Hey, have you heard anything from Maribel?
20:48No, I've been trying to reach her, but she's not picking up.
20:51I'm getting the same thing. I don't know what's going on.
20:53Phone is turned off. We keep calling, nothing.
20:56We're like, you know what? We don't feel right about this.
21:018-14 clear.
21:03Police receive multiple 9-1-1 calls from Maribel's family and friends.
21:09She's still not answering her phone.
21:12Yeah, come on, man. Let's know. She's our friend.
21:14We were very concerned in terms of where she at.
21:17Where is she?
21:19This is not her. She just doesn't get up and go.
21:25There's no sign of life, and all the doors and windows are locked.
21:297-8-5, they're recognized yet.
21:425-3-4-9-2-3-5.
21:474-8-2-3-4-0.
21:528-1-0.
22:00There were no signs of a struggle. Nothing was out of place.
22:05And they found nothing other than her cell phone, her keys, and her ID missing.
22:12Nothing made sense.
22:15And I don't even know how I made it over there.
22:18I just had the worst feeling ever.
22:21Her not responding all day.
22:24Nobody seeing her.
22:25It was just too much.
22:28I just imagined her dead in her room.
22:32Maribel? Maribel?
22:35Maribel, are you here?
22:40Her room is a mess.
22:42Her bed's undone.
22:44And she's not there.
22:52Casey, have you heard from Maribel?
22:54Officer, I'm Casey Choi, Maribel's roommate.
22:58And I reported her missing.
23:00I'm very worried about her.
23:02I don't know where she is.
23:04She didn't come home this morning.
23:05She always calls me, tells me what time she'll be home.
23:10So, I really have no idea where she is right now.
23:13The police start getting concerned that it may be more than just a missing person.
23:19And they ask Casey Joy to come back to the police department.
23:24So, how long have you known Maribel?
23:26We've been roommates for over a year.
23:29Hmm.
23:30I know her very well.
23:32And this is not like her.
23:35Casey was cooperative.
23:37He was very concerned for Maribel.
23:41She always come home.
23:45But she, she's never been away for multiple days.
23:50Unless she went on a planned trip.
23:53He said she must have gone out on a date with somebody and didn't return.
23:56And that's what caused him concern.
24:05Maribel's been missing for 24 hours.
24:08Lucy sets up a Facebook page.
24:11I post a picture and I'm like,
24:13if you know anything about my sister, message me.
24:18Everybody was posting stuff, trying to spread the news,
24:22trying to spread that she was missing.
24:24If they can give us any type of information.
24:27It just went from here to just so many people,
24:31knowing that she was missing and seeing if anybody can help.
24:49I had already been crying and I had already been,
24:52you know, thinking the worst.
24:54I mean, how can I not think the worst?
24:56Okay, let's get the word out there, you know,
24:59to all the hospitals in Orange County,
25:01to all the agencies and neighboring counties.
25:04Yes?
25:04We look for anything that will give us a point to start at.
25:09Where was she last? What was the last thing she did?
25:11Who was the last person she was with?
25:17There was always the hope that she was just going to show up.
25:20But there was an event that she was going to be at,
25:23and she was going to speak at this event.
25:25And being the responsible person that she was,
25:30she wouldn't miss it and she missed it.
25:32And so that alone raised the threat that she had run into some foul play.
25:53The city of Orange detectives are investigating the disappearance of Army veteran Maribel Ramos.
26:00Did you get those phone records yet?
26:04The first 48 hours are crucial during those investigations.
26:08That's when the police usually find bank records, cell phones.
26:12Give me those bank records again, please.
26:15And they need to act on that very quickly.
26:19They find no trace of Maribel's movements since she disappeared.
26:25Had she have gone away for a couple of days,
26:27we would have seen activity on her banking accounts and on her cell phone.
26:31There was none of that in this case.
26:33But there is a clue in Maribel's cell phone records.
26:36The last person she called before she went missing was her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Paul Lopez.
26:43Everything okay between you and her?
26:45Yeah, we were okay.
26:48Paul Lopez was on the radar immediately because it's possible that after that phone conversation,
26:57they meet up together and he ends up also being the last person to see her alive.
27:03Okay, you were working on May 3rd.
27:06I work 2 p.m. to midnight and the next day at 9 a.m.
27:11We can check that.
27:12Sure, go right ahead.
27:15And are you okay with me searching your house and you giving me some DNA samples?
27:21Hmm?
27:23Okay.
27:23Sure, why not?
27:27Detectives are assigned to look into his alibi.
27:34Hi, excuse me, have you seen my Aunt Maribel? She's missing.
27:38We took flyers, posters, and we had an awareness walk to see if anybody would recognize her, would tell us
27:45any information.
27:47All these thoughts were coming into my mind.
27:50Did someone murder her? Did someone kidnap her and take her? Or is she somewhere being tortured? Or what is
27:56it?
27:58Trying to understand everything was very, very hard.
28:03Detective Ramirez contacts Maribel's ex-boyfriend, Chris Carlin.
28:09Anybody that's had a prior relationship with anybody that's been reported missing is going to be somebody we want to
28:15talk to.
28:15Do you have any idea where she could be or who she could be with?
28:20I said, you're telling me that you don't know where she's at and you have talked to her niece and
28:26she doesn't know where she's at?
28:27Yeah. That's why I'm talking to you. She's been missing for two days.
28:30And I said, if you don't know where she's at and you called her niece and she doesn't know where
28:38she's at, Maribel's not in a good place. She's in trouble.
28:43Surveillance footage.
28:44Chris Carlin has an alibi for the night Maribel disappeared. He was on military duty.
28:51But police uncover new evidence.
28:54Surveillance footage reveals Maribel using a mailbox near her home.
28:58That's her.
28:59Right.
29:00It shows Maribel walking up to the mail slot and paying her rent.
29:08The footage is recorded at 8.18pm on Thursday, May 2nd, the same time her cell phone and banking activity
29:16ends.
29:17It's the last known sighting of Maribel Ramos.
29:22At that point, police became very concerned that she had been killed.
29:28Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.
29:31Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
29:35Dear God, please give us a sign that Maribel is okay and that she's safe.
29:41And if she's not okay, please let us know.
29:44We love you, Maribel.
29:46Amen.
29:47We would pray every time before we went to sleep and comfort each other.
29:53And if there was a sign that he could give us whether she was okay or if it was something
29:59else worse than that.
30:01Just asking for basically a sign on what was going on.
30:08Five days after Maribel's disappearance, the Facebook appeal pays off.
30:15Ramirez.
30:17A student in her veteran group at Cal State gives the police a tip.
30:23There was a person by the name of Raymond Bustamante.
30:28Maribel told this person that called in, he's not backing off.
30:32Do you have a problem?
30:33He kind of followed her around.
30:35He seemed obsessed with her.
30:40And at that point, they turn the investigation and focus on Raymond Bustamante.
30:46The police find an address for Raymond Bustamante.
30:50But neighbors and friends tell them he now lives in Japan.
30:55It was corroborated that he did in fact take off and go back to Japan.
31:00He was not in the U.S. at the time of her disappearance.
31:04Paul Lopez's alibi also checks out.
31:08His employer confirms he was at work when Maribel disappeared.
31:13Detectives are running out of options.
31:18But analysis of Maribel's computer reveals a new lead.
31:22Photographer Alan de Herrera.
31:26So you're in Haiti after the earthquake.
31:28What's that like?
31:29He had contacted Maribel on the Plenty of Fish website.
31:36And their first date was going to be on May the 5th of 2013, which was two days after she
31:42disappeared.
31:46But police establish he was on a photography assignment in San Diego when Maribel went missing.
31:54We don't have a body.
31:56We don't have a body.
31:58We don't have a crime scene.
31:58We don't have a witness.
32:01The people we're looking at have alibis.
32:04So it becomes extremely frustrating.
32:07Ramirez starts over.
32:09He goes back to the last person to see Maribel before she disappeared.
32:13Her roommate, Casey Joy.
32:16This isn't her.
32:18She always comes home.
32:19He shows worry in his face.
32:21He really cares about her.
32:23And they're very close.
32:25Mr. Joy comes off as a very concerned friend.
32:31What are those, Casey, in your arms?
32:34What?
32:36They look like scratches to me, am I right?
32:39They look fresh.
32:42They're parked.
32:43He said that during one of these walks that him and Maribel do, there's a park and that there's some
32:48bushes with thorns in them.
32:50He said that he was taking some fishing line out of those bushes and fell and got the scratches.
32:56I stumble.
32:57I fall.
32:58I have scratches all over.
33:02Yeah.
33:04My gut feeling was that he knew more than he was telling us.
33:11Detectives put Casey Joy under 24-hour surveillance.
33:16On multiple days, they follow him to Orange Public Library, where he uses a computer.
33:22An undercover detective would walk around and try to look over Mr. Joy's shoulder to see what he might be
33:29doing on the computer.
33:31They can't get close enough to actually read what he's doing.
33:35So, the problem for the police is, how do we find out exactly what sites he's going to?
33:42How do we learn what his actual keystrokes are?
33:46How do we learn what he's searching?
33:48Show me what else I've got here.
33:50Detectives set up a sting operation in a building across the street from the library.
33:56When Casey is online, detectives use the internet to establish a connection with his computer.
34:03Special software then reproduces everything Casey does.
34:08Detectives can see his every keystroke, mouse click, and every word he types.
34:15I felt that he had just showed us where he had put Maribel.
34:35KC Joy has become a suspect in the disappearance of 36-year-old Maribel Ramos.
34:42A police sting operation is secretly monitoring his computer activity.
34:49Using a remote link, detectives watch everything he does.
35:05He killed her.
35:08Yes, he killed her and dumped the body.
35:11After they see Casey Joy type in how long does it take a human body to decay, they think we
35:17found a killer.
35:18But there's still no evidence of a crime.
35:24He then goes to the Facebook website and sees that there's this awareness walk that they're going to do in
35:32an area called Peter's Canyon.
35:35He types in the address of where the awareness walk is going to take place and pulls it up in
35:42Google Maps.
35:48He then zooms in on a remote location a few miles away.
35:54Why would he zoom in on this remote canyon right after looking at the location where this awareness walk is?
36:03Where all of the opinion this is a breakthrough moment.
36:05He has just told us where Maribel Ramos' body is.
36:11And he wanted to see just how far away they're going to be searching to where he dumped the body.
36:21Police search the area.
36:33They call back within the hour and they tell me, Joey, we found her.
36:44She was buried under small rocks, but her leg bones were sticking out and part of her body was exposed.
36:52The body is badly decomposed, but using dental records, a pathologist confirms it's Maribel.
37:00My whole body just crashed. I started crying. I was just, I couldn't even stop crying.
37:11Hello?
37:12I was at home and my mom was with the family.
37:17And my friend had called me.
37:23I was like, there's no way that it can't be my aunt.
37:27You know, maybe they have the wrong person.
37:30Maybe someone else had been missing.
37:32I just didn't want it to be my aunt.
37:39Because of the decomposition to the body, we were never able to determine a cause of death.
37:46Detectives have strong circumstantial evidence that Casey murdered Maribel.
37:53Thank you very much for coming down here voluntarily, Casey. I really appreciate it.
37:58That's okay.
37:59Detective Ramirez gives him one more chance to come clean.
38:02If you were us, where would you look for Maribel?
38:07I don't know.
38:08They don't let him know that we found the body. They want to see if he's going to come clean
38:12and say he did it.
38:14Maybe Las Vegas.
38:16I know she met somebody in Las Vegas.
38:21Maybe Catalina.
38:26Casey, I think you know where Maribel is.
38:35No, I don't.
38:40Casey, I think you have the answer in your heart.
38:49No, I don't. I'm going out.
38:51He gets up, he walks out. When he gets outside, they end up arresting him.
38:58No one knows how Casey Joy killed Maribel Ramos.
39:07But investigators discover that by August 2012, he had developed intense feelings for her.
39:14I know these are your favorite, eh?
39:16He was obsessed, even spending $12,000 on cosmetic surgery to make himself look younger.
39:25But you like him.
39:27Yeah, I like him.
39:29And he was wildly jealous of Maribel's boyfriends.
39:34Yeah, you will, yeah.
39:36But by April 2013, his life was falling apart.
39:40Casey Joy lost his job and told Maribel that he can't pay the rent.
39:46And she's saying, no, the rent's due, you can't pay it, I can't cover your rent.
39:49You've got to get out.
39:51On the day Maribel disappeared, tensions reached fever pitch.
39:56You know I don't have the money right now.
39:57You've seen my bank account. You know I don't have the money.
39:59Okay? I'm going to get it to you.
40:01Casey, we're done. We've had this conversation before.
40:03We're not done. We can't be done.
40:05Yes, we are done. I gave you deadlines.
40:08Deadlines?
40:08Deadlines? You didn't meet. That was our agreement. We're done.
40:12Deadlines? I paid you.
40:14It was one week late, maybe two weeks late.
40:16This isn't the end. This can't be the end.
40:18You know, we've been together for over a year.
40:21Casey, if you can't pay rent, pack your bags and get the hell out of here.
40:24I'm not going anywhere.
40:25Yes, you are. Yes, you are.
40:27This is my place as well as yours.
40:29Who are you phoning now? You can't be doing this.
40:32Get off the phone. What are you doing on the phone?
40:34Listen to this. Get off the phone.
40:35Do you hear that?
40:37Get out of my face.
40:38Come on.
40:38Get out of my house.
40:40Come on. Open the door.
40:42Where are you? Come on.
40:44Get off the phone. Who is that? Is that Paul?
40:46I told you I loved you.
40:48Casey Joy realized it was over and then he had to get out.
41:02I believe he thought, look, if I can't have her, nobody's going to have her.
41:29I think he suffocates her. She's scratching his arms and then takes her out to this remote location to dump
41:35the body.
41:36So I think, I think that's how he killed her.
41:40Casey Joy maintains his innocence.
41:42But on September 12th, 2014, he is found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced to 15 years to life
41:51in prison.
41:53He's a monster to us because he took something so precious from us.
41:57She was so young. She had such a bright future ahead of herself.
42:02And he took her away from us.
42:07I miss her. I need her. It's like a big part of me is gone.
42:12You know, a big part of my, my story, a big part of my life is gone.
42:21I see her as like a warrior, like a legend.
42:24I look up to her because of all that she has done for the country and for our family.
42:32I don't want to know how she died.
42:34The important part.
42:43Her, all the good times and how she lived.
42:46The important part.
42:47The important part.
42:47The important part.
42:47Was there a lot of work?
42:53We're not doing work.
42:53We were doing work.
42:53You
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