We know that the bullet's bet you go. Just let it go. >> I cannot let go so you don't remember. >> You are completely lying to my face. >> If you said so. >> This is 52year-old Ivonne Serrano. Just moments before this interview. Camera showed Ivonne hanging out with 21-year-old Daniela Tabarz Maya, who hours later would meet a tragic fate. >> There is a car in my driveway with a body. >> With what? And as she is questioned, Ivonne will act like the most annoying. >> It was an accident. What do you want me to say? >> Entitled. >> Let's talk about how you got home then. >> I cannot tell you. >> And stuckup killer these detectives have ever seen. All so she can get away with the murder of an innocent woman. >> What do you think this is? Tell me what happened. >> You're looking at me like I'm crazy. >> Yeah. >> The only question is what was in your heart when that gun went off? Was there hate in your heart or was it just an accident? >> On November 23rd, 2019, at 5:55 a.m., dispatch in Coral Springs, Florida, received a 911 call that immediately sent up red flags. Not just that a horrible crime that had been committed, but that the person who had called to report it was the person behind it. >> Okay. What's going on there? >> I don't know. I just walked up and there's a car in my driveway with a dead body. >> With what? >> Dead body. >> A dead body. >> Yes. >> Do you know who that is? >> I don't know. It's a Nissan. I I >> No, but that person Do you know them? >> It's a girl. >> Yeah. Do you know that girl? I I I I can't tell. >> You can't tell if you know them. >> The person you've just heard completely dodged the question of whether they know the victim or not is 52-year-old Ivonne Serrano, a mother of four, military wife, and professional rambler. When police arrived at the scene, they discovered 21-year-old Daniela Tabarz Maya, a civil engineering student with a passion for fitness and community who had her whole life ahead of her. Tragically, it was taken away with a single shot to the head, and police had no doubt who had fired that round. Because at the scene, Ivonne's answers were evasive, nonsensical, and truthfully downright cringey, Coral Springs Police Department brought her to the station for further questioning where things only got more convoluted. The following footage was provided to us by the Coral Springs Police Department. >> Okay. You did, after we discussed this case earlier at your residence, uh, agree to come in here with us to the police station. Correct. >> I didn't agree. You brought me, but that's okay. >> Well, I'm here. >> Well, no, let's let's not let's not worry it that way. Um, >> are you here because you want to be here? >> You weren't put in handcuffs, correct? >> Oh, yeah. >> You recall you weren't put in handcuffs? No. No. And you recall that in when we were sitting in the kitchen, Detective Young and I in your house, we told you we wanted to ask you some more questions that were investigating the death >> of uh of Daniela that you were the last person that we know of that saw her alive. We asked if you'd come here and speak with us. Is that correct? >> That's correct. >> Okay. Um, you know, on television a lot of times when people get arrested, they they read them their rights. Have you ever seen that before? >> The rights. I got >> I did it before. >> Right. Okay. So you you remember that your rights were administered to you by Detective >> Young M >> already. You understand those? Any questions about that? >> Yes. >> You do not have any questions? >> I mean I the only question I have is that you mentioned I mean the obvious question is I'm getting arrested. >> You're not you're not under arrest. Actually you're free to go anytime you want. >> Okay. Just just >> No, it's an honest question. I don't I just >> Right. Right. I understand you're not familiar with our procedures. >> I don't know. And I, you know, like I told you, I said, do do I need a lawyer to these procedures? Do even regardless of or in between >> uh what you know, as I said, I'm I'm I have never been in this situation in my life. I It's my first time. I you know, I'm not a thug or anything. So I have no idea >> what what is the procedure. Well, as Detective Young stated, he read you your Miranda rights at the house, right? And took a a statement from you was kind of >> Yeah. with one of these, right? >> Um during that time, he explained those rights. You understood them, right? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. And now we're also telling you as as we sit here that you don't you're not under arrest. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, that's why I was kind of starting to explain the whole thing about the movies and reading Miranda rights. Sometimes you read people their rights uh when they're under arrest and sometimes you read them their rights even when they're not under arrest. If you were under arrest, you would have been in handcuffs and you would have been put in a patrol car and driven here in a patrol car, but you were driven here in my uh department assigned vehicle. So that's that's kind of the difference. Um you explained earlier that you were out last night with friends. >> Yes. one of those friends unfortunately uh ended up down in your driveway today and that you wanted to help us. So >> yes, >> uh if you want to discuss it with us, that's what we want to do. We want to take it from the top. So it's my understanding that you want to discuss it with us. That's why you came in with us. Correct. >> Yeah. I mean, I you know, I I like I told um >> Detective, >> Detective John, I you know, I I tell him everything >> that I can >> I'll tell you what I want to do. I wasn't I've I'm I'm the lead detective on this. I wasn't present for the interview that you had with Detective Young. If you remember, I came in late. >> Yes. >> And it could be that I forgot to ask you something. So, >> No, no, that's that's fine. But you know what I'm saying? In addition to that, sometimes as time goes by, >> you start to remember little little things. So, we're going to start with way before this morning as far as you finding Daniela on your driver. We're going to start with way before that. I want to get a little bit of >> history uh on you and and have a better understanding as who who you are and who she was and what your relationship was with her. Okay, >> Ivonne may not be under arrest heading into this interrogation, but with police serving a search warrant at her house as they keep her occupied, they're hopeful that it won't be long until she's in cuffs. Unfortunately for them, they're going to have to listen to her ramble until that fateful time comes. And it's not for the week. >> Uh, I also want to start with you're not working currently, correct? >> That's correct. >> But on a regular basis, you're going to a gym called Training for Warriors. Uh, that's right. Is that the gym? >> I guess that's the address. Yes, it's right behind the the hospital. >> That's right. Okay. Uh, how long have you been going to that gym? >> I would say I want to say 6 months. Not sure, but yeah, maybe five, six, somewhere around there. Not more than six for sure. >> What What type of gym is it? Is it a CrossFit gym or is it a just your normal everyday like a UI or what? What type of gym is it? It's a training for warriors. It's an unusual name. So is >> No, no, no, no. It's It doesn't have to be anything, but warriors is, you know, lifting weights, running, um, basically is what it is, you know, lifting weights. >> No boxing, >> no boxing, no nothing. No >> weight training. >> Weight training and running. That's the the thing, you know. >> Okay. >> No crossfit. I mean they do with the boot camps on the on the weekends that you know >> tires and stuff but >> that's that's about it. >> Okay. And when you go there do you have an appointment with the trainer or you just show up whenever you want? >> You you wait well I go to the five 5:00 class or you used to go to the 5:00 5 in the morning and you go you train and you leave and that's it. >> I mean so they're all >> you have a group. Yeah. you have a group, you know that, you know, normal people that either work or whatever, they go at 5:00 in the morning, some will go at 6:00. So, you know, it keeps classes every hour on the hour. I I thinking, I guess, cuz I only go for the 5:00 in the morning. I used to go >> You only one? Yes. >> 5:00 in the morning? Yes. >> And do the same kind of people go pretty much? >> Yeah. Much? Yeah. Most It's the same amount of people. >> How many people are in a class on an average? supposedly on average it's I would say maybe 10 12 somewhere around there. So it depends who wakes up in the morning, who goes with us. And you know, it's give or take. You can have four people, you can have 10 people, you can take 20 people, you know, no more than 30, I guess. 25. Yes. >> Right. Are you friendly with the owners there? Do you know anybody by name or or the trainers? >> Uh yeah, I know the trainers. Um Austin, Nick, and Rick that he is one of the either owners or some of the owner. Um, but I don't I don't I I don't deal with him at all. >> Is that everybody at the gym? Is it kind of like a close-knit group? Everybody's pretty friendly with each other. I guess last night there was a social gathering with people from >> the social. Yes. From the gym. >> So, everybody people that I didn't know, people that I um you know see like you know like in and out, >> right? And somehow someone organized a gathering for it. Who organized it? >> I think that was the owners or Rick the son. >> So either Nick. >> No, no, not Nick. Rick. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So Rick, do you know what Rick's last name is >> by chance? >> No. >> No. >> But Rick's the owner and he organized >> at least one of the others. >> He organized the social gathering for everybody at the gym. Almost all the members were invited or everybody was invited. >> Yeah. They put out something on Facebook or something that everybody, you know, and then everybody decide if who want to go or who doesn't want to go till today. I regret going, but that's >> when did you receive the invite? >> Oh, it was like a I want to say like a week ago. >> Okay. >> I I I think it was a week ago and I didn't, you know, I put going, but normally I say go and never go, but I tried to give it a try this time. So what time what was everybody meeting at the prominade in coconut or at supposedly I mean and I have a recording on my phone that you know I asked him say hey you know what time we're meeting uh if so where are we going to meet or what time we're going to meet and Austin sent me a text said okay we're meeting at at the lobby I mean not the lobby the the you know the movies in the front and >> and coconut cream. >> So Austin sent you a text >> yesterday early. >> I box him. I I box him and asked him and he answered me and I said, "Okay, cool. Fine." So he said, "We're going to meet there at 7 and I was like, "Okay, so when I get there, he wasn't there." I mean, there was only a few ladies there. >> How did you get there? >> I Uber. >> Okay. Do you own your own vehicle, though? >> Yes. And you why did you choose to Uber? >> Because one it was Friday and second um permanent it's a park especially on Friday nights. >> Okay. >> It's you know you spend more time in >> Fair enough. So you Uber there by yourself or did you do a Uber pool where you pull with people or you did Uber X. >> Okay. >> Ivonne is right. Most people at the gym were close-knit. However, she wasn't really included in that. People at the gym reportedly found her abrasive and aggressive, and she didn't usually take part in the monthly meetups at local venues. This time, however, she decided to, and you can see how well that went. >> So, while you were at the World of Beer, you were with Austin, as you mentioned, and you saw Rick and you saw several >> the live and everybody else, you know, the in and out of the of the >> and Daniellea Tvaris. This is the person who's been identified right on your driveway as deceased. >> Did you see her there last night? >> Yes, she was there. She was at the wall of ears >> and you know she was with um bunch of women, the husbands and stuff like that and we I was sitting there and she was they were talking and we were talking and everybody was having a great time, you know, back and forth. Um >> do you remember what she was wearing? Was it >> Oh god. No. No. >> No. You don't recall what what Danielle was wearing? I didn't pay attention. I wasn't that wasn't on my >> cuz you know we're going to we're going to look to spot her on a a video there from World of Beard and see who was hanging around there and what what were you wearing? The only the only the only thing that I remember with her because um it was her hair that um you know when you go to the gym you normally um ponytail and stuff like that. So, you know, and then she had her hair down and it's wavy and curly, you know, like big waves. And yeah, that's, you know, that's something I remember. Um, >> that's what you remember about more or less. >> Well, the two of you did spend some time speaking with each other. Yes, sir. >> No, no, no. We were we were talking on the table like, you know, like we were here now talking. Everybody was talking. So, it wasn't like one-on-one conversation. It was >> But, but did you speak to her? >> Oh, yeah. I did. I did. I did. >> I understand there was a guy that was trying to pick her up. >> Oh, yeah. No, that that was that was later, you know, when we got out of because we we were inside. We finally got a table inside. There was four. There were people, you know, I sat down and everybody was standing, you know, around the table. And then one of the girls said, "Oh, you know, why don't we go to the other group?" So, we leave the table and I and I told her say, "Hey, um it's raining out there. Why don't we stay here and then we bring the other people in because it was starting." And then, um she's like, "No, no, no. It's not going to rain anymore." I say, "Okay, fine." So, we >> Daniela said that. >> No, no, no, no. I'm not talking about I'm talking about the group. I'm I'm not having a conversation with Daniel. we talking about with the table with the with >> So we move out and then it start raining and and I was like okay now you were the weatherman you know now it's raining you're making fun and stuff like that so we walked in um I went there no I didn't did I go to the bathroom I don't remember anyway but it was there and then um this guy came And I honestly cannot say what the conversation was or what I was doing. And I with her. >> Was he from the gym? >> No. No. It was a a guy. A guy and stuff like that. And I remember what the conversation was and you know and I saw that she was kind of uncomfortable type of and then I came and I say something like you know like a mom. It's like you know she's my daughter blah blah or it was something along those lines. I don't remember exactly what it was. And and he he's like, "Yeah, right. Whatever." You know, it's like, you know, like um like you trying to shoot me off or something like that. And then um then we move we we we you know keep going through the basically bar area and we start um and she's like, "Oh, yeah. No, I thought that was that was that was cool." you know, not your mom. You're my mom and stuff like that. And I was like, "Yeah, yeah, yeah." You know, um if you need help, you know, let me know. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Something something on those lines, you know, like the guy interference for her cuz she wasn't interested in the guy. >> Yeah. In the guy. So, >> did he did he get the hint and leave or did he kind of hover around? >> No, he I I honestly I I think that he hover around a little bit. I don't I you know after that I basically don't don't even remember even getting in the car >> and you you were drinking that night. >> No beer. >> You well beer. >> Well, a lot of people say alcohol is like hard like right now. >> This might be a good time for me to show you a picture. See if you can identify anybody in it. >> Oh my goodness. Okay. Let's see here. This one right here. Do you know who that is? Right there. >> That's me. >> That's you. Okay. That's what I thought. And how about this female kind of behind you? >> I >> with the Yeah, the wavy hair. That might be her. >> You think that might be Daniela? >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. I think >> really Ivonne shouldn't have to think of this because in the surveillance footage it's clear as day. Dianiela is right in the center of the frame fully visible as Ivonne who is at the bar speaks with her and flails around a bit obviously intoxicated. The footage also shows the two walking out the door into the parking lot together at the end of the night with Ivonne motioning for Dianiela that it was time for them to go. What happened between the two? Well, we aren't going to hear the truth from Avon, but police are actively figuring it out, no matter how hard she tries to hide it. >> Let me go back to that picture. >> How about this guy with the glasses? >> That was the guy. >> Is that the guy that was trying to >> That was Yes, that was >> uh You think because he's talking to her and she's standing here, you think that might be Daniela? >> Yes, because he was the Yeah, that that was the guy. I do remember him. It was I told you I don't know if the last conversation I told you did this dark glasses >> beard glasses back there. >> Yeah, that was the one. >> How about this blonde? Long blonde blonde. >> That blonde is uh she goes to the gym and I was laughing with Yeah, she goes to the gym and she was hitting on him. >> Does he go to the gym? >> Yeah, that's Nick. That's Nick. >> Oh, that's Nick. >> That's Nick. And I was before I was laughing with him. I said, "You know, you had a a big target on your back now and all the women's are hitting at you, blah, blah, blah." And I was just, you know, having fun. >> Is that that's another female, right? That what that is or I don't know what that is. Anyway, >> maybe let me see. >> Mhm. >> Is that a head? Is that long hair? >> I'm not sure what that is. >> Whatever that is. I don't know. >> Oh, yeah. Maybe that's a shoulder. That's a shoulder. Yeah, it looks more like a person this way. >> I don't know. As you see, I wasn't even I was >> Okay. So, that's Ivonne and that's we think Daniela and this is the guy that was interested in Daniela, we believe. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, >> so you that white >> tank top is what you were wearing last night. Okay. >> Did you The black tank top you were wearing when we were at your house earlier? >> Uhhuh. >> I thought you had mentioned that you were wearing that last night. No, >> no. I told >> you told me his wife from the beginning. >> Okay. So, maybe some maybe one of the patrolman got it wrong. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, how many beers did you drink? >> I [Music] give you one. I paid for two. That's three. And that's what I >> Great. What kind of beer was it? >> It was It's called Lux uh something Kentucky. >> It's an IPA. >> No, it's not an IPA. Actually, it's a a very smooth beer. >> An amber ale. >> It's something like that. Yeah. It's It's light. It's not dark beer. >> It's It's not very strong. >> Four or five%, you know, the alcohol content. >> I I know. I think it was more than that. >> More than that. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Uh, what type of person are you when it comes to drinking? I mean, you a pretty experienced drinker. You drink on a regular basis or >> No. >> Are you the type that can't uh hold her alcohol, so to speak? >> No, I I think that I've been, you know, >> I can't hold my alcohol. >> Uh, have you ever had an episode from alcohol to where you consume so much alcohol that you've blacked out? like maybe once or twice, >> but that was like months back. Years back. >> Years back. So since however many years back >> to now you've been consuming alcohol kind of regularly, socially on the weekends. >> Not even socially on the weekends. I, you know, it's just putting every weekend that's too much. Maybe we I'm talking about this very sporadic. It's like one, you know, one weekend, one day two weeks, 3 weeks go by, another, you know, weekend or, you know, a month go by, another weekend, something like that. >> So, generally, if you were to drink at a Super Bowl party or a barbecue or something like that, two or three beers, you you generally would handle your alcohol pretty well. >> Oh, yeah. >> Detectives don't need a lie detector to tell them that's not the truth. According to Ivon's neighbor, she had severe problems with alcohol addiction. So much so that everyone in the neighborhood tried to avoid her. >> So last night you had three beers. One person bought a beer for you and then you purchased two on your own. >> Yeah. >> So that's not like an unreasonable amount of alcohol to consume for you. >> That I But then that's that's that's the thing. I don't want to lie to you. I like Yes. It's like but I don't you know I think that that's the maybe before that is the last thing I I I after you know talking with the data after that or maybe before that because I don't know when that picture was was taken I I I honest to goodness honest to God I I don't remember even walking out getting in the car and coming out I don't remember >> from from three beers you don't remember shortly there after >> I you know that yeah I don't know the time from that photograph. >> Yeah. I don't know if they're shots. I I I don't I don't know. >> You don't know if they're what? >> If you know if there were somebody by shots or I don't remember what I mean but you was like I was trying to holding something out in >> like maybe you were laughing or something. It's hard to tell. >> Yeah. I see. And I don't >> Did you drink any shots? >> I No. No. Well, I don't want to say no, but for what I for what I drink until I remember, I didn't do shots. I didn't do anything. >> You don't remember doing any shots? >> No, I don't remember. You know, nothing. >> As far as your relationship with Daniela, you liked her as a person? >> Yeah, I I I you know, I I have seen her at the gym. She's a nice You know, she was a nice girl. She um few times, you know, we work out and stuff. We laugh, but it wasn't I don't even I saw her like two or three times in the gym. Then I saw her again last night. And I mean and we talk and you know and I I even say you know it's I I took her on my way and I was like okay you know I'm going to be your mom you know you know if you need help >> last night you did that. >> Yeah that's with the guy cuz >> you ever do that in the past for her? >> No I as I told you I only have seen two or three times at the gym. >> Does she have your does she have your phone number in her phone? >> No. Not that I know. No >> cuz her phone will tell us and your phone understand. >> Yeah. Yeah I understand. >> Okay. What about email or Facebook messaging one each other on social media? >> No, >> nothing. >> Nothing. Nothing. >> Nothing. Nothing of that nature. >> Okay. So, sometime during the night and you got to the movie was an hour and 39 minutes and it started at 7:30. >> Uhhuh. >> And by the time you walked over, he said use the restroom in the movie. Sometime around 9:30, I would say. Would it be safe to say you got to World of Beer? >> Yeah, I would say it was close to 10. >> Closer to 10. >> Yeah. And you think you remember it up until about >> the time that picture was taken? Which? >> Yes. >> As far as because I remember the guy and I remember you know what happened with the guy and stuff like that >> and the conversation that I have with her that you know and and I remember the reaction of the guy that he said um yeah right whatever or something like that. He was you know cuz >> cuz he was rejected. Yeah, it's something like that. And and that was that was it. I didn't think much about it, you know, and I was like, "Oh, you know, if you know, it's not my favorite story or if you need help, you know, let me know and I'm here." That was it. That was the only conversation that I have with her in that sense. >> But Daniela, has Daniela ever been to your house? >> No. >> While Ivonne tries to play it off like she had three drinks total, at one point in the evening, witnesses claim to have seen Devon holding three drinks at once. She was reportedly so intoxicated that everyone from the gym actively tried to avoid her, including Dianiela, who you will soon see only put up with Ivonne because she was so concerned for her safety. And sadly, you already know how Ivonne repaid her for that kindness. >> Let's talk about how you got home then. >> What? >> I cannot tell you. >> Um >> I, as I said, >> Austin is a person from the gym, right? >> How good of friends are you with Austin? [Music] as a trainer. Um I see him at the gym. I um you know he he's my trainer or one of the trainers. So when I do something wrong, he corrects me and that was it. Um but nothing special extracurriculum, you know, nothing out of whack. >> Okay. So, as you know, we've been investigating this since this morning, since the time you dialed 911. Uh, one of the things that we're doing is we're interviewing other people that were there last night. So, >> you're not the only person that's sitting in this situation. >> Okay. There are other other people being interviewed. There are five of us that work homicide and every single one of us is doing something right now. We've all got a task. But it's funny because when you turn the corner, everybody was >> in that corner. Everybody from the gym was in the corner. >> Okay. Uh what I've got here is a text message from Daniela's phone. Okay. Talking to Austin. >> Okay. >> All right. Uh we know for a fact that Daniela drove you home. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> You understand? >> I mean, yeah. You know, it's it's obvious it's your car is there and I you know >> Okay. Well, it says here you got an Uber. Just got in. Okay. I was looking for you, but let me know when you get home. >> You got it. Where are you? I'm still here. I'm taking Ivonne home. So, this is Daniela saying, "I'm taking you home." >> This is at >> about 1:25. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So you understand that to our knowledge you are the last person to see Ivonne alive. You understand that right? >> Yes I understand. >> So that's >> Daniel >> why I'm to see Daniel Ivon you're >> seeing Danielle. That's why I'm stressing the importance of here and for you to reach back and remember as much as humanly possible. Okay. Um, are you aware of the Maplewood community that kind of butts up to your street there? You got that yellow house to your left, the yellow one that they just blacked out the driveway. You're facing your house, you get the yellow house, then you go a little further and there's a gate there, right? >> Yes. Yes. >> Guard gate there. >> There's guard gate there. There's camera in that guard gate. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, so I I want you to keep that in the back of your mind. No, I you know I I I I do not deny the fact that the car is in my driver. I don't deny you know you know it's obviously I don't remember getting into her car. I don't remember you know from there the drive or anything. I don't remember getting anything of that but due the fact that it's in my house I assume that you know I was there. >> Okay. So >> yeah, I'm I'm not trying to say, you know, I'm not trying to hide anything. I I'm honestly honest to God, I I'm telling you, I don't >> You don't remember coming home or how you >> I don't remember how I got home. >> Do you have any way of um with your Ring doorbell, which we we discussed earlier, that you delete, but >> you heard that right. Prior to interrogating Ivonne at the station, she revealed to detectives that she had deleted all of the footage from her Ring camera. her reasoning that it wasn't a big deal. It was just something she did every morning. >> I'm going to be honest with you. I this morning it's it I I think that I was still drunk. I I was everything was blurry. Everything was uh I you know the only thing that I remember is seeing her >> Well, how did you go out the front door? >> I think >> Did you go out the front door? garage door or the side garage door. Honestly, I I >> you know I I cannot tell you >> Ivonne there are >> there are certain things that I'm going to ask that are simple like ground ball easy questions to answer right >> that you've already given >> that you correct okay so uh keep in mind I I want to establish I want you to establish credibility with me do you know what that means >> yeah I understand I know I want to know that when you when I ask a question and you give me the answer that that's the correct answer I Like I said earlier, I don't want to work too hard for for the answers. So, I know you said you said to Detective Young how you went out out this morning. So, how did you go out this morning? Front door, side, garage door. >> I think or a large garage. >> I I think that was the front door. >> The front door? >> I think that was the front door. If I if >> like I like I said, >> what time do you think that was? >> Right before you dial 911 and discovered. >> Yeah, it Yeah, it was right before that. It was like in out and I I saw >> you know thing on the floor. I I >> because I didn't know >> who or what the person was, you know, the the hair, whatever the the blood in the head. I I didn't recognize. I didn't know who, you know, how I get to the house. So, I didn't know who he was. And I ran away, you know, I went. I don't know if I You know, if you ask me if I kneel, if I bend over, if I what I cannot tell you, but I went >> Where were you going? >> Where were you going that you w >> Yeah, normally. No, normally because I when in in the mornings when I I days off or something like that or you know or or something like that happened that I don't remember, you know, I I tend to to go either >> look to see what's going on. >> But not normally. Don't tell us what you normally do or what you tend to do. Tell us where you were going this morning when you stepped out of your house. Where were you intending to go? All right. I I >> Why did you step out of your house? >> I >> You still feel drunk from the night before? >> Yes. I I honestly I was >> Okay, how can I put this without you know you saying you know credibility credibility or honestly? I I I I want to say I was still drunk and I I want to say honest to goodness I there was two things either I walk I mean either I walk out of the house or I walk up in the car sitting on on the passenger seat >> of which car >> of her car. >> You think he might have awakened on the front seat of her passenger? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's and and I was sitting there and you know and I I I don't I didn't know how I got there but I saw the door open and I you know when you those small cars so you look out and and you see >> so you >> and I and I run around and and I try to to whatever and then I >> that's a new that's a new memory that you have. Okay. All right. Ivonne's original story was that she woke up in her bed as usual and then came out of the house to go to the gym at 5:00 a.m. like she did every morning. However, detectives at the scene quickly called this out as a lie because when they arrived, Ivonne wasn't wearing workout clothes. She was wearing jeans. On the way to the station, somehow the lie you've just heard is the best alternative story she could come up with. And it only gets worse from here. that you're like looking for for >> or we're looking for pieces of the puzzle to put them together. >> Okay, >> we're listen we're we're doing our job. Our job is to put all the pieces of the puzzle together. Okay. So, we want to find out the whole truth. >> So, now at this point, you're you're thinking as we sit here that you're remembering waking up in the front passenger seat of our car. >> Yes. >> Okay. And when you woke up, >> I I I I I woke up and I like on a days not knowing, you know, how I got who car who who the car was or whatever. I look to my left and I see the door open and I see somebody on the floor. I didn't know who it was. I I I didn't know who what car it was. Uh I didn't know anything. I opened up the door. I went around. I don't know if I kneel. I don't know if I I what I did, you know, bend over or whatever. And I went and and and I was like, you know, I I touch and tried to to, you know, move her something and then I saw that it was >> stiff or, you know, hard and then I called right away 911. So, let's let's back up and I want to make sure I understand exactly what you're saying. So, um you're saying that you now you now remember waking up in the front passenger seat of Daniela's SUV >> and that when you you open your eyes, you kind of didn't know how you got there. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> And you didn't know whose car it was. >> And when you look over to your left, you see that the driver's door is open, right? Yes. >> And you can see at least some legs. >> Yeah. >> Like you can see that somebody is >> it was a body on the floor that it was I don't I don't remember if it was the head. I don't know maybe it was the the the legs. I don't know if it was the arm. I just saw you know like a >> you know when you say about it blop there. >> So you you you get out the passenger vehicle. I get out. >> Do you go around the front of the vehicle? >> I go around the front of the vehicle >> and you and you look and you can't tell. You're saying you can't tell who it was because there was too much blood and hair on the face, but you checked for signs of life >> and you felt like there was nothing. >> Yeah. I I you know I at that point I was like okay um I'm still you know trying to put my pieces together and then you know I was like where's my my phone? Where's my purse? I grab and I call right away. >> Well that's what I'm getting to because I don't want to leave any steps out. So after you touch her >> Mhm. >> You don't have your phone in your hand at that time. >> Yes, I did. You did. That's what I call it because I because I I woke up. >> Did you get out of the car with your purse and your phone? >> No, but I have my phone. My my I got a clip. >> Where was your purse at this time? >> In the car. >> It was in the car. >> In the car. >> Okay. So, okay. So, that's a detail I want to make sure that we understand. So, >> it was on the floor. Yeah, it was, you know, on, you know, like on the floor like in between your legs or something. >> But I didn't think about purse. I didn't think about that. >> That's why we're slowing everything down to make sure that we get every detail, which is important. So, when you get out of the car to go check on the driver, >> you have your phone on your hip, >> but you don't have your purse. >> Mhm. >> Right. >> Okay. So, when you >> I call right away. >> Well, you you go around the front, you look, you say, "Oh my god." You you check. Yeah. >> And then do you go back inside of the vehicle? >> Yeah. I I got and I grabbed my my my my my purse and I got in the house after I call. >> Okay. >> So, I was trying to to, you know, it's like, okay, what what I can do? >> So, you went back in the house. >> I I went I back in the house. >> There is endless evidence that Ivonne went into the house that night. Not that she woke up in the car. Something she seems to be forgetting is that while she deleted her Ring camera footage, she couldn't delete her neighbors. And what they captured will be impossible to deny. >> Did you get any blood on your hands when you touched her? >> Her shirt was covered in blood. >> I don't don't. >> And it was still dark at this time. >> Yeah, it was. Yeah, it was dark, too. I mean, it was like 5 something. >> My app says that sunrise today was at 6:45 a.m. >> Okay. So, question for you then. I don't even know what time was it to be honest with you. >> Ear earlier at your residence, you stated that you came out, you saw her, but now you're remembering otherwise. >> Yeah. >> And that you dialed 911 and you stayed outside because you know the Coral Springs Police have a good response time. >> So you remained outside waiting for Coral Springs police to respond. This is what you stated earlier. Do you remember that? >> I I do remember that. >> So now >> and I remember and you going to tell me that I you know I was lying and >> that's not what I'm going to tell you. That's Ivonne. Ivon, look at me. That's not what I'm going to tell you, okay? And that's not where I'm going with this. Where I'm going with this is this. You're now remembering something in a different way. And you're also remembering that you went into the house after you saw Daniela on the ground dead, right? >> Uhhuh. >> Why did you go into the house? What did you do when you went into the house? I went to to to put my purse to take my my my it was like okay I want to put my purse in in the house and then I walked right you know it's like okay I'm going to open the door I want to see you know >> open the the motives that I had to work in I cannot tell you what the motives are it was instinct it was it was like I you know you walk into the house it's just like I'm going to do put my my my um my purse. I you know like I >> You put your purse down in the house. >> Yeah, I think that I went to the room. I I put my I took my shoes off. I put my purse down and I walked out and then uh yeah, that was that was I think that that was the only thing I did if I don't remember. >> And then how long were you in the house before you dial 911? >> It was No, no, I I I called 911. So you're stay you're saying while you were in the house doing >> No, no, no. I got I I walk up in the car. >> Okay. I open the door. So I look I saw the the the body. I open the door. I walk around. I touch her. I call right away. It was like one after the other. I did not go into the house and call 911. I did not uh the 911 was placed right at the moment that I you know >> did you stay on the phone with the 911 caller until the police responded? >> We could find that out if we if we need to >> find find out. I I don't I don't remember. I really >> So here here's my question. This is important one. Okay. You're wearing a white tank top last night. You you looked at a photograph displayed to you by Detective Young from World of Beer last night. You're wearing a white tank top and jeans, right? >> Now, when the police get there today, you're wearing a black tank top. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. Where's your white tank top? >> Is I put them in the washer? And the reason that I put it in the washer was because I I think it wasn't it wasn't like it wasn't it was like when you have your hands or something that you you touch like it was I didn't and it was a white tank top and I was like okay I'm going to throw it in the washer. >> Well, you said that you didn't remember if you had touched anything. I >> I don't remember touching any car, but you touched her chest. >> I I asked you if you got blood on your hands and you said you didn't know. I the only thing that I remember is that it I had like like I don't know if it was in the moment or something that I went like this and I remember when I went went in and I put my purse down and and I just I you know and I look and I was like oh you know I have not red blood stains but it's like um when you when you touch something and then you You go like this or something. >> Okay. >> And and it was there and it's just a white on top. I was like, "Okay, I'm going to throw it. I >> Okay. So, >> so now now that you're questioning me about it, I mean, I I know how it looks." >> So, we have confirmation that Ivonne is smart enough to realize that it absolutely looks like she murdered Dianiela. But she's still stupid enough to think that her story makes any sense whatsoever. What you're telling me is is while you're on the phone, cuz you immediately called when you saw her on the driveway, and I know for a fact that you stayed on the phone with with the 911 caller until we got there. So somehow while you were on the phone, okay, this is where you're going to lose me. You managed >> to go into the house, put your purse down, take off your shirt, put in the washing machine, wash your shirt, and put a black tank top on. Well, not exactly. I'm that >> in seven minutes. In seven minutes. >> While still talking on the phone the whole time. >> And your your your tank top is where? Right now. >> It's in the >> We know where it is. >> In the laundry. >> In the washer or the dryer? >> Neither. >> Where is it? >> It's hanging. >> Correct. >> It went through the washing. >> Oh, no. I I I I I pulled it out um like um later. I I think that you guys were still there right before something like that. >> You bought it. >> Um, it takes time, much more than 7 minutes for clothing to cycle. Okay? It doesn't take 7 minutes to put detergent into a washing machine while you're on the phone with a 911 dispatcher. Take your shirt off, change, put a new shirt on, run your your shirt through a cycle, get all the blood out, take the shirt out, and then hang. >> No, no, no, no, no. Don't take all the the blood out. I'm telling you, it was it it was not even I mean it wasn't even it was when you like when you >> Yeah. But how long does it take your m washing machine to cycle a load of laundry? >> I don't know. It depends. Hour and 20 minutes or something like that. Okay. >> But I now >> So your white tank top was washed in your washing machine. >> Yes. >> Okay. So that's >> And it was it wasn't even in the dryer, right? Just pull it out and put it out. >> That washing machine takes quite a long time. >> I got you. And I understand that. >> So we have to account for that time. No, I I put him there and I think that I was running when when the guys were out and stuff and then I when you guys I think you you were there for a little bit before or you know during the girl came in I it was already done because I I think it was a quick rush. It wasn't even like nothing cuz I wanted to get, you know, doesn't get the stains in or these things because it's white tank top. >> I don't know about you, but if I had just woken up in a car next to a dead woman, I don't think I'd be worried about getting stains out of my tank top. Well, unless it was clear evidence that I murdered her, that is. >> Let's go back to the video camera in the community next to you. >> Okay. >> All right. Video cameras, you know, >> motion activated, right? I guess. I don't know. >> So, video camera's got the car pulling into the driveway and no other car coming and no other car going. >> Okay. >> Okay. Now, I already know at this point in time that you're lying in some ways because and I'll tell you why. I know that you didn't spend the entire night in that car. >> I didn't. >> No, you didn't. >> Okay. >> So, you're sitting here and you're saying that you're remembering waking up in the car this morning, but I know that that's not accurate. Okay. >> Okay. >> Then what what did I do cuz I don't you know >> I want you to tell me what you do. >> I honestly I don't if if if I I don't I mean I I cannot make stuff up. I don't remember. >> You have four children. >> I do >> two of them in Afghanistan. >> Yes. >> Your worst nightmare is getting a phone call saying that one of them was killed. >> And I understand. Correct. I understand. Okay. >> Okay. I understand that. Okay. And I cannot tell you. You know, you said that you know. Well, if you know, you tell me because I don't know. >> Well, you said that I didn't spend the car. You didn't say I I don't you know, >> let me go back to the this car here. >> Please tell me. >> Okay. >> You know, because I need to leave it myself. >> You remember what time you got home? >> No, I don't even remember getting in the car. I believe it was a little bit after 2. Okay. And shortly after that, lights come on inside the car. Okay. Why does a dome light come on inside of a car? >> Door open, >> right? Don't you think that that's important? >> You were the only two people in the car. There's nobody else in the car. >> Okay. >> You go to the shooting range, right? >> Yeah. But that's >> So you're pretty familiar with the guns. >> Yeah. >> I mean I mean >> when you go to the shooting range shooting range you wear headphones, right? >> On account of the sound cuz it's very very loud. Right >> now with only three beers in you, which is not a lot. You said earlier in the interview that you can handle your alcohol well with only three beers in three beers in you. Does it sound conceivable to Does it sound conceivable that you were so intoxicated that you wouldn't hear a gunshot go off inside of a vehicle without without your protection? Does that sound possible to you? >> So, you're trying to tell me that I'd shoot her? >> I'm not telling you anything. I'm asking you questions. >> I cannot answering you questions. Honestly, >> I want to know how I can explain to Daniellea's mother that this woman here who who who cares about her, right, who acts motherly towards her at the bar, gets a ride home from her because she's intoxicated and then initially tells us that you were inside, walked out and found Daniela. Now changed it to you fell. >> I knew that that was going to come. I I'm I'm asking you how how am I supposed to make sense of this at this point? >> I like I told him and I I I told you I do not remember. I do not. You just said that I do not remember. >> Have you ever seen a dead body? >> No. >> Okay. Was pretty traumatizing for you? >> Yeah, I guess. Can it let's let's let's be reasonable here. Is there anything worse that you've ever seen in your life other than what you saw today? >> Have you ever seen anything worse than that? >> No. No. And for me the the the the thought that you telling me, okay, and I don't remember that I did something I it just >> so >> I don't conceive it. >> Here's where I'm going with this. Considering you've never seen anything worse. Yes or no? >> No. >> You have had the presence of mind after seeing what you saw and going in through the front door when your Ring Ring doorbell is motion activated. You had the presence of mind to delete your Ring doorbell footage and go in and wash your shirt. Do Do you understand? >> I know how this looks. I know how I know how it looks. >> We We We're We're here. We're here an hour now. Now it's time to stop. It's time to stop and it's time to it's time to move to the next phase of this interview here. >> Okay. >> Okay. That depends on you. >> Okay. >> You know, ballistics, things like that. All all these things are going to come into play. >> I know. >> Okay. So, you you understand what I'm saying here? >> I understand what you're saying. I I I got it. >> Spoiler alert. Ivonne does not get it because despite detectives showing that they clearly have all the evidence they need to put her behind bars, she continues to lie to their faces. >> Was it an accident? >> Tell us how it happened. >> I don't know. >> Because nobody can believe that you wake up next to a person who's been shot to death inside of a vehicle and the shot doesn't wake you up unless you're already awake. Do you understand? Do you understand the big common sense problem with that situation? >> I I understand, but at the same time, it's, you know, I understand what you're saying and I comprehend, you know, all the all the legality, you know, the the the the b and the stuff like that. >> I >> there's no way you can be drunk enough not to be awakened by a gunshot inside of a vehicle. So, there has to be some kind of a better explanation of how this happened other than you meant to do it >> or it was an accident. >> Oh god. I I you know I did >> like to take what Brendazzo said. >> We are now an hour into this. It is now time to move into the next piece. Okay. How can I say this? I You want me to confess something that I don't know. You trying to make me confess something that I don't remember. Honest to goodness, I don't either. Allow shot, gunshot, whatever. And for the life of me, just now that you're telling me, I I >> we can we can tell by how cold her body feels how long she's been there. >> I hear. So So we know that you know this was a lot sooner than this morning at 5:55 when you dialed 911. This was enough time for you to wash your shirt, for you to >> Now my question is >> there's no blood on your doororknob. There's no blood in your You had to have cleaned up. >> No, >> you touched the bloody body. >> I >> and enough to get blood on your hands to have to wash your shirt. There had to be blood inside your house on the door on the door knob on the >> My question is this. Why would I do that? >> Well, there's a lot of reasons why accidents happen, >> you know. >> You know, and drinking and I was honest with you about, you know, that nightmare as a mother and I I cannot conceive. I honestly I I know >> more accidents happen with alcohol involved, you know, >> and I God I I I cannot even believe in myself if if if if it's true what you're saying and I'm not I'm not being hypocrite. I'm not being, you know, trying to hide anything. I really don't. >> Well, I'm sure you watch movies, television, CSI movies, detective movies, things like that. One of the things most people would know is is, hey, if I lean down and I touch someone because I want to check for vitals or maybe I'm going to do CPR, see if they're alive or dead, I get blood on my clothing or blood someplace. To be completely honest with the detectives and the patrolman when they get there and tell them, "Hey, I just want you to know I got blood on me. I don't have anything to hide. I didn't kill this person. I've got blood on my shirt. But you elected to go into the laundry room and wash one shirt and one towel. I can only assume is the towel that you wiped. >> No, no, the towel was the wash with um that's neither here nor there. The point is is the average innocent law-abiding citizen doesn't think of things such as let me delete ring, let me wash the blood off of this tank top. So, you're trying to tell me that it was deliberate and I I I made all this just because >> it could have been accidental. >> Yeah, but you you're trying to tell me it was accidental or was intentional or was whatever. And I cannot give you an answer because I don't know. Either I black out, I don't remember. I I I pass up. I don't know. And I don't know how to communicate this to you guys. >> What's going to happen when the bullet when the ballistics come back and the bullet matches up to your gun? What? This is your chance to give us that explanation now? This chance won't come around again. >> Okay. So then what happens when when in an hour from now >> if if the ballistics come, >> you know, I I will sustain the same thing I'm telling you because I'm not lying to you. Okay? If if if if it was an accident, if it was that that you know if if according to you, if it was intention, I cannot >> nothing is according to me. It's according to you. No. >> Okay. You were there. We weren't there. If it was an accident, this is your chance to tell us because we're going to find out very soon. I know. >> And it's not there's not much of a science to it. Okay. The striation pattern is inside the shell casing. We got the shell casing. >> Okay. The shell casing is on the floorboard in the car. We have it. >> Okay. >> That's the truth. >> Okay. >> It's it the the shell casing >> is a 9 mm. >> And we're not only going to look in your house. We're look, we're searching now behind your house and everywhere. >> Okay. No, that's okay. You can search anywhere. >> It's over. It's over. >> I understand that it's over. >> You understand where I'm going with this? >> I know, Daddy. I'm going to get arrested and I'm going to >> the the the bullet's going to match up to your gun, isn't it? >> If you said so. >> I'm asking you, is the bullet going to match up to your gun? >> I don't know. >> You're the only one who could possibly know the answer to that question. I >> I don't think you want to admit because you think by admitting what you think what you really know >> that we're going to think you're a horrible horrible person. You know, accidents happen. >> Listen, I I'm not thinking about I'm a horrible person or whatever. I I really honestly remember what you want me to say it was an accident, wasn't I? What >> What do you want me to say? >> The gun is already going to the lab. >> The VSO lab. The shell is going to the lab. >> I understand. I understand. >> It It's a 9 millimeter bullet. It's going to match up to your gun. This is your chance to give us an explanation as to how that matches up. >> And if I don't have >> How did the gun go off? What happened? >> If I don't have an explanation because I don't remember how how do you pretend me to elaborate on on something that I >> I don't pretend. It's not that I if I would to say I shot her, I cannot tell you if I did. I don't remember if I didn't. I don't remember if I I don't I don't know if it's going to match or it's not going to match. Believe me, please. >> You understand the process? >> I understand the whole thing. And I'm I might And in jail, I I got it. I I But I don't I I don't know how to tell you. I do not remember. I do I you know and you said that oh you know the the shirt the this the clean the that I don't remember. >> But you remember washing the shirt. >> You remember washing the shirt. You remember erasing the Ring doorbell. You remember erasing the Ring doorbell. You told Dave. >> Yes. I normally that's what I do. It's just a normal thing. >> You know what? And I understand that to a degree. There are people who are deleters. They delete. They like their inbox clean. They like their email clean. But not when you find a dead woman. When you see the most horrible thing you've ever seen in your life, you don't have the presence of mind to think, "Oh my god, this poor girl with her whole life ahead of her, 21 years old is dead." But every day I I delete my my ring, so I stick to my same routine. You don't stick to your same routine when you experience what you experienced. Whatever happened, I I'm I'm trying to wrap my head around why it happened. Okay, if you were with her and you were motherly to her and you were protecting her from this stranger, how did she wind up dead? >> In reality, the person who was acting motherly was Dianiela. According to witnesses, throughout the night, Ivonne continued to approach Dianiela, who tried to distance herself from her. At one point, Ivonne sat outside and told Dianiela to meet her there. When Dianiela didn't, she stormed back into the bar and yelled, asking what was wrong with her because she was waiting. Needless to say, Dianiela wasn't feeling warm and fuzzy towards Ivonne. She could, however, tell that she was incredibly intoxicated and being a kind person, decided that if anyone was going to get her home safely, it should be her. As detectives continue to question Ivonne, another detective reviews footage from the bar. After allegedly discovering footage of Ivonne being, shall we say, handsy with Daniela, he enters the interrogation room with an accusation, one that Ivonne does not take kindly to. >> I understand. I comprehend where you guys come from, but at the same time, I, you know, I'm being honest. I >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't Don't say don't say you're being honest >> when I'm saying that. I I I just don't I don't want you to say you're being honest. >> Okay. >> Right. Because you've been consistently not been honest. >> Okay. >> So, don't say you're being honest. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, the last thing you remember is talking about getting an Uber. >> Yes. And it was at the bar. >> You remember holding hands with Danielle? >> No. >> Really? You don't remember >> holding hand kissing? No. >> Remember any of that? >> No. >> Making out. >> No. >> You're looking at me like I'm crazy. >> Yeah. >> But if you can't remember what happened, then how do you Why are you looking at me like that would never happen? >> Because I don't remember. And I wouldn't think that would happen. >> Why? >> Why not? You're lonely. She's lonely. Happens all the time. So, explain to me why that's so shocking. >> Well, shocking for me because I I don't Well, >> what? >> I don't swim that way. >> Why? >> Well, because I don't I mean, it's just, you know, everybody, you know, somebody likes, somebody likes uh other things. I mean, I that's >> I mean, it looks very clear to me what happened. Doesn't it look very clear to you what happened? >> You don't think it's clear? >> It's clear that, you know, she's dead. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's that that's that's clear. And it's clear that she got shot in the head, right? With your gun. Clear. So tell me, when you sit next to somebody that shoots somebody in the head, what is that? >> I >> What is it? It's not a trick question. It's murder. >> Well, yeah. >> Yeah. Right. So, two people come home from a bar together and one of them gets shot in the head. Tell me, what is that? >> They just What are you saying? Mur murder. >> Yeah. So, this isn't rocket science. I understand. >> You do. You do. You understand? >> Yes, I do. >> So, you leave with a girl and she takes you home and you stay in the car with her for 5 minutes and she ends up with a bullet in her head, the bullet that came from your gun. And then you go inside and spend three hours cleaning up. And then you call us and then you lie to us for hours and you think it's okay. >> I I don't say that it's okay and I don't you know I'm You guys insist that I'm lying. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. It's not insisting. It is what it is. It's It is. You lied. So it isn't insisting anything. It isn't us making up stories. This is all about you. You left a bar with a girl that you were having a great time with. It isn't like this is you had some heated horrible violent relationship with this person. This isn't this isn't something that has been going on and festering and we've been to your house with domestics and vi and arrests. No, this is you meet a girl pretty much for the first time, you know, casually and you you you meet up with them and you and then you go home and you bring her home to your house. That's what happens. And then you spend 5 minutes in the car together and then she ends up with a bullet in her head. So just riddle me that. Explain it to me. That's all. It's not hard. It's not complicated. That's the facts. >> The most shocking moment of this interrogation isn't the alleged flirtation between the perpetrator and the victim. It's the fact that finally, after nearly 3 hours, Ivonne finally shuts up and has nothing to say. It is worth noting that there is no mention of Ivonne and Daniela kissing aside from the interrogation, and no witnesses have reported that the two had a romantic connection. However, it has been stated by multiple sources that Ivonne had made moves on several people that night, including grabbing strangers sexually against their will. Despite these allegations and the knowledge that there is footage of when the shooting happened, Ivonne continues to dig herself a deeper hole. Denial ain't just a river in Egypt, folks. >> All we want from you is the truth. >> And I know that Daniela's mother would like to know what happened to her precious daughter. I know that I owe it if I did it. If I remember, I God, >> if you didn't do it, then who did it? >> I, you know, I >> Who? Who? If it's not you, then who is it? I >> Who who else could do it? >> I, you know, I was there. You know my gun, you know, and I shoot my I I I cannot tell you what you want me to. >> You were there and you what? >> No, I said I I was I was I was there in the car, you know, >> when the gun went off >> and I when when the gun went off, you were there in the car. If listen, okay, if I could give you details, I would. And I know that Daniela's mother needs an explanation because me as a mother would love to have that too and the closure. Okay. But I cannot elaborate. >> Put yourself in her shoes. Right. Um, I'm coming to you, Danielle's mother, and I'm going to tell you, uh, Mrs. Daris, first of all, we had to make a death notification to her this morning. My partner had to do it, which is which is horrible in itself. >> Okay, which is a nightmare. Now, the next thing is is we're going to speak to her again and we're going to hopefully have explanation as to what happened to her daughter because she's she's in the worst place in the world right now, sitting there in her house, hysterical, wanting to know why someone would harm someone so innocent and young with her whole future ahead of her like Daniela right now. The only thing >> I understand >> we can do for her now at this point. We we can't do anything to ever she's gonna she's going to be sad until she dies. Let's face it, she's going to be sad until she dies. The only thing we can give her is explanation. And if there are 12 rounds, not 13, when the bullet matches up to your gun, >> Jessica Jenkins, Daniel, or one other, >> when that happens, >> we're going to be able to give her that answer, we're going to say, "Well, we got the gun belongs to Ivonne. She was the only one in the car with her. We got her on video. She had blood on her. She washed her shirt. She >> wiped her Ring doorbell clean, >> altered the crime scene. >> She changed. She She called us. Then we sat down with her in the interrogation room. And then she's going to lean forward and she's going to say, "Well, detective, what did she say?" And then I'm going to say to her, "She didn't say anything. All she said was she doesn't remember. And if my gun was the gun that killed Daniela, I'll have to face the consequences." So her mother's going to say to me, "Well, so she's kind of admitting that her she knows her gun is the one that was used to kill my daughter." Yeah. So then why doesn't she tell tell you what happened? How do how do I answer that question? How do I tell her? >> Listen. >> How do I tell her? >> I'm listening. >> You know, you you You want me to admit to something that my brain have now? Why it happened and how it happened? I cannot. >> Why can't you? >> You don't like to hear it, do you? >> Why can't you? because my brain didn't register the fact >> that you're going off. >> I don't remember. >> Ultimately, despite Ivonne's continued claims of not remembering, she was sentenced to life in prison for the secondderee murder of Daniela Tvarez. In an emotional statement at the trial, Dianiela's mother told the court, "The day this woman took my daughter's life, she took my life with her because she was my all." Dianiela is mourned by all who knew her as a kind soul who welcomed anyone into her life as family. Sadly, to this day, Ivonne has refused to disclose what actually happened the night of her death. Thank you for watching today's video. Whether you're new here or have been with us for a while, check out one of the craziest cases I've ever covered right here, or one of my newest uploads right here.