10-4. 10-4. >> Hello. >> What's up, little man? >> You know we were here? Is your mama home? >> No. >> Outside this Florida home, officers have just arrived to meet with the children of 32-year-old Kayla Atwood. Kayla has been missing for the past 8 days as she mysteriously disappeared from everyone's lives. What no one knows is that the man behind it is watching their every move. >> That's my mom. >> That's your mom? What a coincidence. >> This passage right here? >> I'm going to need you to stop things. >> So, yes. >> He has spent weeks plotting one of the most perfect murders these Florida cops have ever seen, erasing any trace of his crimes, deleting surveillance footage, manipulating everyone around him, and leading them on a false trail of suspects. >> Put that on the ground. YOU GOING TO GET THAT DOG WITH RESPECT. POLICE DEPARTMENT. YEAH, what's up? >> As this investigation continues, cops will be forced to solve a crime dancing in the palm of a killer's hands, trying to catch him before he gets away. >> Your brother is under arrest for murder. We found her body, okay? We found her grave, okay? >> On January 2nd, 2024, police in Pensacola, Florida were called by a man requesting a welfare check on the children of 32-year-old Kayla Atwood. He claimed that the children were being neglected and left alone to fend for themselves. When police arrived on the scene, however, they were met with something very different. Three children who were capable, well taken care of, and unbeknownst to everyone, just hours away from losing their mother forever, all because of the mysterious man who made that welfare check call. >> 10-4. >> Hello. >> What's up, little man? >> How are you? Great. What are you up to today? You know we were here? >> No. >> No? Oh, that was just pure coincidence then, huh? Is your Is your mama home? >> No. >> No? What about grandparents, daddy, anybody adult? What? You just chilling? >> Yeah. That's my mom. >> That's your mom? What a coincidence. >> Just passing the truck. >> In the midst of the confrontation, the kid does what kids do best, mess up plans. Police turn to see a white truck passing by slowly. The driver clearly gawking at the scene. They couldn't see the driver, but given the fact that the boy was convinced it was his mother behind the wheel of the familiar car, they didn't need much else. In reality, the car wasn't being driven by their mom. It was being driven by her killer. Something that police are completely oblivious to as they walk back to their cruisers. >> Now, this is kind of like a judgement call when >> and 12, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It seemed fine. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, we just came to check on you all. Okay? All right. >> Thank you. >> You take care. >> That's it. >> Yeah, that's you know. >> Splitting hairs, kind of. >> Yeah. I might swing back by and talk to mama. Yeah. >> Mama didn't even stop thinking. >> No, she kept He said, "That was mama." I was like, "That's right." >> And she just kept going. >> Yeah. So, I guess >> of weird. >> Weird is an understatement, but surprisingly, police discover there is no white truck registered to Kayla Atwood. A mother of four struggling to raise all of her children between the ages of 11 and just 13 months old, Kayla largely relied on the kindness of others to get rides to and from work and to and from her children's daycare. The last time Kayla was ever seen was at daycare drop-off on the morning of the 3rd. So, police decide to start there, interested to see who may have helped her drop off the kids. The answer they get from the daycare secretaries is clearly not what they were imagining. >> Do you guys know what she drives or what she was driving that day? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> You all >> Are you all? >> I believe a Pens >> A Penske? You all have a big truck? >> A A moving You're right. >> [laughter] >> Oh. Okay. They think that she was she was driving either a U-Haul or a Penske, but a moving truck, which is consistent with what she drives when she's working. But the the >> Police review footage showing them a snapshot of a giant yellow van. They can't make out who is at the driver's wheel, but Kayla is seen very clearly getting inside. Desperate for answers, police rush to speak with the person the car is registered to, the owner of a local tire business. >> Good morning, Mr. James. >> Morning. How you doing? >> How are you, sir? Sorry to come over like this. >> That's okay. What happened? >> My name is Detective Chisholm and I'm sorry to interrupt you but we're with the Bensalem Police Department. And basically we're investigating a case and we believe one of the vehicles at the tire shop may be involved in it and we're trying [clears throat] to get some more information kind of about the company and >> What vehicle are you looking at? >> It's the key, like yellow box truck. >> Box truck? Uh it's like a It's like a It's a yellow box truck, Penske, with a white sign on the door. >> It's their box truck? >> When did this get in an accident? >> It's not an accident but it was involved in something >> Okay. >> [clears throat] >> So we're just trying to figure out who drove it and who had it and who drives it. >> Uh Tony drives it. >> Finally, after days of investigation, police have their first solid lead. Tony, the only person with access to the truck on the day that Kayla was seen getting into it, the very same day she went missing. Police hurry to his house to question him at the station and right away it's clear that he's on edge. Yet interestingly, he doesn't ask what they need to question him about. And if you enjoy killers like this, realize they're not winning an Oscar, subscribe and check out our Spotify, where we upload podcasts every week. >> Tony, hey, my name is Detective Chisholm from the Bensalem Police Department. >> Uh-huh. >> Um >> your name's come up in an investigation we're conducting. >> Okay. >> That's okay. Come back to the police department. >> Okay, when? >> Right now. It's >> Okay. >> When Tony arrives at the station, police waste no time getting down to business. >> So, like I said, we do have a report >> [snorts] >> um we're investigating a missing person. And I don't know if you know her, but her name's Kayla Atwood. Are you familiar with that name? Okay. Um so, during the investigation, your name came up, so I wanted to talk to you and see if you had any contact with Kayla or any knew anything about her or anything like that. >> I'm not familiar with Kayla. >> Okay. Um so, this week, did you did you work this week I'm assuming? >> I work Yeah, we're working. >> Um did you have any females that you came in contact with this week that you weren't typically? No. >> I was just going to say no, I haven't. >> Okay. So, and the reason I'm asking this, right, is because this isn't something that I just got today, it's something I've been investigating for a while now. Um so, going forward, I just want to urge you to be honest, okay, because whatever we talk about doesn't matter, but basically the reason that we ended up here is because you you drive like a yellow Pinsky truck, right? >> Yeah. >> So, that yellow Pinsky truck is seen on video camera. And Kayla is seen getting into that. So, is there anybody that you went with this week while you were dropping off tires and stuff like that? >> Yeah, um I had a female riding with me, but she's a dog. >> She's a what? >> She's a dog. >> An adult? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. And so, what is her name? >> Uh Yeah. All I know is that Pretty. >> Pretty? >> Yeah. Yeah. If it's a If it's a dark-skinned female that stayed on Belmont. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Just like that, Tony's been caught in a lie. And saying she's an adult to justify being caught in a lie is as strange as the story he's about to give. >> So, her family has reported missing. So, that's how we ended up here. Oh. So, can you tell me how you met Pretty? >> Online. Yeah. Yeah, she rode with me. Uh I don't know what day >> That's probably what it was. >> [snorts] >> All right. When did y'all start talking? >> Uh I I Uh let me see what day was that. That was Tuesday. I think she rode with me Tuesday. And Wednesday. Cuz I didn't I didn't see her last day. I didn't I didn't talk to her that day. >> Okay. Yeah. So, the Tuesday and I I'm not familiar. What website is this? >> Uh >> Or the application Tagged? >> Online on the Tagged website. >> Okay. And so, it just says yes, do you have a vehicle? Was there any conversation before that? >> No. No. What Actually, what it was is she asked me to drop drop her kids off at daycare. >> Okay. And so, then you take the kids over school, drop them off, and then what do y'all do the rest of the day? >> Well, she rode with me and then I dropped her off. Oh. 2:00. >> Okay. >> That was Friday. Wednesday. So, listen. >> Yeah. And I'm not familiar with the Tagged website, so inform me if you can. But is Tagged like one of those hookup dating sites or whatever? >> dating site. >> So, when you match with somebody, like do you expect to meet to hook up? Or did y'all ever discuss that? >> No. You know what? When she asked me did I have a ride?" I actually, you know, yeah, why? And then she asked me she was trying to take her kids to daycare. I told her, "I'll I'll take you." Drop them off. And that's what I did. >> The story seems unlikely, but police do know for certain that Kayla used Tag, a dating site that connects people who live in the same area, so they continued to dig. If they can prove that Tony dropped Kayla off, then his hands are clean. If not, things aren't going to end well for him. >> Did you see her interact with anybody else? >> There was a guy pulled up. >> Okay. >> He pulled up and I guess she was talking to him and I remember him backing up asking me, "Do she work with you?" She was like, "Pull off. Pull off, man." I was like, "What?" I just pulled it on off. >> Did you talk to him? >> No. >> What did he look like? >> He was a dark-skinned guy. Looked like he had a uh pool Looked like a pool kind of truck. I don't know if it was pool stuff on the back. >> Do you know what color it was or kind of truck? >> long white truck, pickup truck. >> New or older? >> Older truck. Like a work truck. >> Does that ring a bell? The mention of a white work truck catches law enforcement's attention. The day the welfare check was called in on Kayla's kids, the day before she went missing, a white truck was seen driving by slowly. A truck that the kids pointed to and said, "Mom." For the first time, police are asking themselves, "What if Kayla wasn't driving that white truck that day?" >> How would you describe the uh demeanor of the guy with the white truck? >> Hmm. You know, he he didn't come off as a problem. You know, it was like he was so too curious. >> All right. >> You know, "Hey, hey. She work with you?" She was like, "Pull off. Pull That's just my brother." I just pulled up. He's like, "Where Where y'all work at?" He just pulled up. He's like, "Oh." >> Well, we may have covered it. Do you remember what he looked like? >> Dark skin. >> You said dark skin. >> Yeah. He didn't get out of the truck, no. It's like I guess he was assuming that he was working. Cuz he had a pickup truck. He had stuff on the back. >> Okay, so it's like >> He's like, "Cool. Could have been pool stuff, construction stuff." Like that. >> Police aren't sure they buy Tony's story. To get to the bottom of it, they survey neighbors in the area to see if anyone has footage of Kayla being dropped off at home by him and picked up by a white truck. Instead, they're met with their most shocking lead yet. A neighbor of Kayla reports that Kayla's ex-boyfriend had already stopped in to ask about the footage. And not just ask, but delete it. >> The first time he came, he came to the front door. I told him about Kayla. She's kind of alone. She's going to get mad. The mom. That's what he told me. I don't I don't know. >> Wait, nobody has even reported her missing yet. >> Oh, okay. >> It's suspicious. No one She's not on her social media sites. We can't find her phone. Yeah. Yeah. >> I mean to say that, then. So, tell me what he said, though. >> No, no. The truth to the truth. >> Just hours after Kayla disappeared, her ex-boyfriend Mikael Fountain went to the neighbors and requested footage to solve her kidnapping, despite the fact that she hadn't even been reported missing. According to the neighbor, he deleted all of the footage from the night of her disappearance, conveniently erasing any trace of him being there. But there are signs. >> What was he driving when he came by? Do you remember? >> First time he was in a little white truck. >> Okay, that's him. Yeah. >> know the make and model. >> Surely you caught that one, right? Mikael, Kayla's ex, drives a white truck. And as it turns out, he was the one to call in the welfare check the day before Kayla went missing, after which he drove by her house, watching his uncalled for report unfold. Police quickly bring him in for questioning, where he does what he does best, [music] go into full F boy mode, and I mean that in a derogatory way. >> So, when did you find out Kayla's missing? >> I found out Kayla when her sister called me. >> Okay. When was that? >> Uh no, I found out that that day the police stood right beside me. >> Mhm. >> She never She never called me. >> Did you say never? >> We were looking for the other girl, and the police were going in in the aisle with the police, and that when she seen me, and she had my old number and gave me my number, too. She said, "You know my sister missing?" I said, "You know your sister Me and your sister been left each other alone, cuz we weren't never going together, so I don't know why y'all thought we were going." She got in the hood, she married, you feel me? >> Mhm. >> And [ __ ] like that, just helping out, taking kids to daycare, drop off, and [ __ ] like that. She do some work for me and stuff, you know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> And I think that's it. >> Kayla and Mikael were evidently exclusive for several months before Kayla ended things with Mikael. And when you're a control [music] freak, the last thing you want is to be broken up with. >> She called me again. >> [snorts] >> I got the phone. I'm like, "Damn, I said, "What's up?" This on the This is This is on the second, you. I said, "What's up? Can you take my kid to daycare?" I said, "Tell your new man to do it." You? >> Mhm. >> Yeah, I leave you. All right. So, I rolled by here. I see her picking the kids in the in the work box truck, you know what I'm saying? Big old box truck right there, big vehicle. Park right there. I talked to her. She pulled up, she came out the door. I was just riding by when I seen her, she come up doing like this. I ride back. I said, "What's up? What you got going on?" "I'm finna go to work." I said, "What What kind of work you doing?" I ride back. I said, I said, "Hey, bro." I said, "Uh she work for you or she on the clock?" Yeah, she work for me. I said, "Okay, see I could I okay then. Okay, then. I said I said I said name of the game then. game I know you finna go treat that dude. You know what I'm saying? I know you finna go treat that dude like that. He told me that we always think like that. You always think like that. You don't want me with you. You I said go sit go do what you got to do. I said, "How long you been knowing the dude?" You know what I'm saying? Dude can look through the mirror like that. >> You see in the car? >> Yeah. >> Did he ever get out? >> He never got out. >> And so the last time you talked to her was then. >> It was on the second. >> Okay. Did you call her or did she call you any other time? >> She called me after you about the kids this morning. That's it. I said man >> That morning but did she call you anytime after that after the Penske truck thing? >> Uh-uh, she called about that. I called I called police. I woke up on the DCL. >> When was that? >> That same day. >> Okay. >> I called the police for welfare check. The police told me, "Hey, no dude. The kids can stay home by they self." I don't want to call the police. >> Why why did you call the police? >> Cuz I thought she was in Mobile and she left the kids in the house. I was more concerned about the kids anything. I said, "How you leave your kids in the house by they self?" He said, "Man, you tripping, man." I won't call DCL and call the police. >> How did you know she was in Mobile? >> Huh? Cuz she that was that was what she told me she was going to Mobile. And with the dude, you know what I'm saying? And with the dude. >> Just cuz I didn't hear you say that earlier. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, cuz she told me that. So I said see I said, "Okay, man. I'm done, man. I'm going to >> Why did you go back by the house? >> Why I go back by the house? >> Yeah. >> I ain't never go back by the house. >> Did you I mean you had to go back there to see the kids were there, right? >> No, I ain't never go back to the house. >> How did you know the kids >> I called the police god damn >> Yeah, no, that's what I'm just trying to figure out like how >> She been doing this. She always do this. She always leave her kids in the house by they self. Her mama was moving She and that's >> Well, how did you know the kids were there? >> Cuz that's what she do. >> What do you mean? >> That's what what did she go there? I said, "I know the kids in the house, do you know what I'm saying?" And I could sit down, man. I said, "Damn, you going to leave kids in the house like that? She said [ __ ] I she been doing it. You know what I'm saying? She been doing it. So, she said I said okay, she did. She said yeah, that's my new man. >> Mhm. >> I said I said you a [ __ ] I'm blocking off the leech off of them. You blocked. I SAID YOU BLOCKED. [ __ ] I said Kayla, man, you ain't the only one I got. I GOT 33 WOMEN. >> MHM. >> You thought I told you. >> Was there anything else said at that time? >> No, that's it. >> That's it. >> Yeah, that's it. That's it. >> Michael can try every excuse in the book, but the fact of the matter is there's no excuse for deleting the footage off the neighbor's camera. It sure is fun to watch him try, though. >> You go out. I know went to the daycare. >> You go out canvassing for video. You talk to the neighbors, ask to look at their cameras. You do all this stuff, and you don't call Kayla? >> Call Kayla? No. No, no, no, no. I called Kayla. I called her three, four times. Phone kept going to answering machine. >> That's what I'm asking. >> Yeah, I called three, four times. Yeah, I called three, four times. The phone kept going to answering machine. Her mama called me. Her mama said Kayla, where can you go by there and get the dog out the house >> [snorts] >> cuz I got to get these people coming. I got to clean up my house. I said that's not my dog. So, that's Her sister called she had her sister there. Her aunt but when her sister was on the phone, told her the dog was delivered. Her sister said no, my nephew being came and got the dog. I said [ __ ] And then I told her mama I said [ __ ] I won't I said if she called me, I'll let you know. Her mama said [ __ ] she can't come back here. She get that that [ __ ] get off my phone. >> You? So, you didn't try to call >> Yeah, I did try to I did try to call. Yeah, I did try to call. >> Okay. And which phone? >> Which phone? >> The phone you got. >> Okay. >> I did try to call. >> Can I see those calls? >> Yeah, you can be able to see those calls. Yeah, you can be able to see those calls. Yeah, I did try to call. I tried to call Kayla's sister and all that [ __ ] and >> Police take a look at the messages Michael sent to Kayla checking in with her along with the calls. I should say they would look at the messages if they existed. The thing is they don't, and police are about to call Mikael out on it. >> Where are all the other messages between you? >> My message don't say it like that. You got this. My my brother I I reach all my stuff. Every day I reach all my stuff. >> Well, that's not true cuz there's messages on Tuesday, Thursday, Monday. I mean it goes back to the >> No, it's like this. We broke up. I reach all that [ __ ] out my phone. >> Okay. >> I hold it up and that's how That's how I got her. Yeah. That's So like this one right here. >> See I don't see where you called her any other time in here. >> Yeah. >> Other than 5 hours ago. >> Yeah, that's all I called called and then she She up two times. >> Yeah, the last few days she's not I don't see her in here. So >> Yeah. Then then I call her mother phone. >> Okay. >> Then I call her mother phone she didn't answer. >> Can I see those phone calls on the other phone? >> I ain't got it. It's at the house. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Well, cuz what happened to the phone? Don't Don't you have another phone on you? Okay. >> I hold >> Well, we pulled up on you you had two phones. >> Yeah, that's my my phone that don't even I don't even think that that [ __ ] don't even work. >> Okay. Just cuz you said there's calls on it I would like to see it. >> Yeah, it got to be on Wi-Fi. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, so now this the picture right here. See this the last time we were together. You go right here. >> For days police pursued every lead, getting closer and closer to finding justice for Kayla and her four darling children. Tragically, on the 11th of January things got worse before they got better because in a shallow grave on the edge of town, police located the body of 36-year-old mother of four, a hard worker, a dedicated mother, sister, and friend, and they know who took her. So much so that that very day they stormed Mikael's parents' house where they knew he was hiding. >> Pensacola Police >> You going to HIT THAT DOUGH WITH RESPECT. >> Police department >> Yeah, what's up? >> Get Michael. >> Who for what? We just got Michael out of jail. >> Get Michael. >> Man, YOU BETTER GET THAT GOD DAMN GUN OUT, MAN. >> MICHAEL OUT HERE. >> For what? >> So we can arrest him. >> For what? >> For a warrant. >> Well, show me the warrant. >> Go get him or we're coming after him. >> So if you if you >> Do you want me to pull you out of the way? >> Move, man. >> Do you Do you want me to pull out of the way? Get Michael. >> Man, I'm not scared of you dude. >> You scared of >> I'm just letting I PAID TOO MUCH MONEY. I WORKED TOO HARD FOR THIS >> WE AIN'T HERE FOR YOU. >> LOOK, come on, man. We just We're just here for him. For what? For what? >> a warrant. >> For what? >> He's got a >> FOR WHAT? WHY Y'ALL PLAYING THE GAME? >> We'll explain it here in a minute. >> NO, EXPLAIN IT NOW. >> When he's out here >> you he has a warrant. >> When he's out here we >> For what? Show me the warrant. >> I'm not showing you anything. >> Why not? Why not? >> Because we're going to get him in custody and then you can read the warrant. >> No, show me the warrant. That's my We just went and god damn it got him out of jail. Show me the warrant. >> We can either get him now or we're going to come and get him. We We're going to come into your house. >> Where y'all Where y'all Show me the warrant. Show me the warrant. If you ain't got a warrant >> Sir, focus on me. You're talking to me. >> Hey, man, I'm tired of dealing with you people, man. >> You got 5 seconds and I'm going to put you in handcuffs and then I'm going to kick your door in and go in there and get him. >> I AIN'T HARBORING NO FUGITIVE. I AIN'T GOT NO THEY ARE HOLD UP. SHE going to let him in. >> You're running out of time. Open the door. 212, come around front. >> Police how you doing? >> I GOT >> OOH. POLICE STOP THE CAR. >> HEY, HEY, HEY. >> YOU'VE JUST SEEN WHAT I'M GOING TO refer to as a cluster cuss. Upon arrival, Mikael's parents absolutely lost their minds, allegedly slamming the door on officers who then stormed in. You can't beat a warrant, folks, not even with a door. >> Stop. >> I'm not doing anything, baby. You all You all hurt my arms. >> [snorts] >> We just got out of the shower. >> That's fine. I'm going to go get him. Can you call the jail and inform them that we're going to have three extremely combative 10-15s on the way shortly? >> Okay, I'mma get in. I'mma get in, babe. Give me some time. I have no shoes on or nothing. >> Yeah. We We need to get her, too. She slammed that damn door in my face. >> You want her? >> Yeah, she needs to go, too. Same thing. >> We'll grab her. >> That's going to be fun. >> Fun is one word for it. Police returned to take his mother into custody for obstruction because in a closet in the back room, officers located her son hiding beneath some clothes like a kid playing hide and seek. >> [crying] >> YOU DID THAT. >> I I DID NOT DO THAT. >> NEXT TIME DON'T DO THAT OR we'll do that. >> You want to do that for me? >> to go down to those cars or what? >> No, he's bringing one up. He's >> They are up. >> Give me my license. Give me my license, please. >> You all doing the notifications on them too? >> They ain't taking pictures of MY HOUSE. THEY DOING THIS TO MY HOUSE. TAKING pictures of my house. They doing this. >> I didn't do nothing. >> She slammed the door on Keys. >> I didn't No, I didn't I SAID I GOT BEHIND THE DOOR. >> HEY, STOP. >> I DON'T have nothing to say. I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing. >> I have to make sure, okay? >> Okay, you feeling on me. >> Trust me, I don't want to. >> I know that's right. >> Yeah, that is right. Get in the car. >> Don't talk to me anyway. >> I am Oh, this [ __ ] went in my mouth. >> What did? >> See what >> It's all right. We're going to move it as soon as you sit down. >> Be calm. >> I'm going to be calm. >> What's your name? No, we're not going to go over there. No. >> She's resisting arrest for what? >> For resisting an officer. >> She didn't resist. >> Yes, she did. >> What she do? >> She resisted and she harmed an officer. Tameka is in there and she needs comforting. >> Okay. >> I'm going to talk to her real quick but she is going crazy. >> Stop all this. Relax. >> She's going to jail. >> This is what >> Can y'all take her out? >> Do you know John KRAMER RIGHT HERE? [laughter] >> LISTEN, listen to Kramer. >> Sadly, officers have to break some terrible news to Mikael's brother. Not only is his family shattered, but his brother is a killer. >> What What's What's going on right now? >> He's under Your brother is under arrest for murder. We found her body, okay? We found her grave, okay? We come over here to arrest him and >> Huh? I got her. >> We come over here to arrest him >> Uh-huh. >> and your stepfather wouldn't let us in, so we go in and he starts trying to keep us from it, so we arrest him. And then she tries to slam the door in the officer's face, so she gets arrested for resisting. It's a misdemeanor charge, it's nothing, but she just acted out, so she's getting charged. >> Can we Can we drop that charge? Can we since her mom cuz she is the caretaker? >> I understand, but she >> Can we just Can we talk to them? >> She shouldn't have done that. >> I don't know. Can we Can we talk to them? >> charge. It's nothing. >> I know, but she don't need to be charged and people Can we talk to them? Get that charge dropped. >> not do damage right here. That decision's already been made, but go take care of her cuz she's probably freaking out. >> Police bring Mikael in for his second interrogation. At this point, he's under arrest for murder and he takes it about as well as you'd expect. >> This investigation I wanted to talk to you. I want to urge the importance of being honest. >> Okay. >> It's [snorts] obvious. It's not a coincidence that we've ended up in this in this situation again. We're here talking. >> It's been a couple days. >> Yeah. >> You've had some time to figure some things out since then, okay? >> Yeah. >> So, like I said, I just All I ask is for the truth, okay? You've been very cordial with me. I appreciate you being a gentleman, all right? Um but, we're not being completely honest here, okay? >> being honest. >> And we know that, okay? So, if you'll just be honest with us about this, >> Mhm. >> got some things that we need to discuss, okay? >> So, here's the deal. Um there's a lot of things that we know >> Mhm. >> that we're not letting on to because we're trying to see how honest you're going to be with us in regards to this investigation, okay? >> Mhm. >> So, what I would like to circle back to is when you went to the neighbor's house that had the cameras. One, I know you looked at the footage. Two, I know you deleted the footage. It's not something It's not something that you did. >> No, you I told you >> It does not have to be manually saved by people. It has to be manually deleted. And it shows that it was manually deleted. You were the only one that touched it. >> I'll tell you what she told me. I didn't delete a goddamn thing. >> Well, listen. Here's Here's the facts as they stand. >> Okay. >> She is the owner of the camera footage. She has no reason to delete that footage because it doesn't matter to her. The only person that has a reason to delete the The is you and that's why we're trying to see here and figure out because honestly there's two sides to every story, McKay. >> I'm going to talk, man. >> This isn't how this needs to go. >> I'm going to talk. >> McKay, but listen. >> But you telling me you telling me I didn't eat [ __ ] >> McKay, but listen. If that's not the situation, I'm going to ask you a question, okay? >> But I don't want to talk, man. I'm going to talk. I'm going to talk cuz you full of [ __ ] You full of [ __ ] off rip. >> Explain. >> Oh, you full of [ __ ] I ain't got to explain [ __ ] to you. You full of [ __ ] >> This is the only opportunity you're going to have to explain. >> Give me a lawyer, judge. I'm going to talk. I didn't You telling me I didn't eat [ __ ] That ain't what they telling you to say. They ain't That ain't what you telling what she told me. I didn't eat [ __ ] So all of this is he telling I know you lie. See, you All of that is true. What he got going on? >> Mhm. >> See, you I'm going to talk cuz I need a lawyer. Hey, he He violate my right. I'm just being He violate my command, all that [ __ ] I'm just being all the way I get a disability check. So long disability check. He violate the state of >> After Caleb broke up with McKay, the jealousy sank in. He began to stalk her, and seeing her with another man was too infuriating for him to take despite all the bragging he does about being with dozens of women. >> He [snorts] ain't talking about deleting count. He deleting count for Oh, you got to do it for my goddamn lawyer, boss. You got to go inside the goddamn goddamn boss. Yeah? So What are you talking about? I delete all of that [ __ ] You delete something you got to do it off of god damn monitor box. You got to have the main monitor god damn box. talking about man, you know I don't know what the [ __ ] going I'm so pissed me off. I try to get I try to get in here. I ain't got to say [ __ ] I ain't got to get in here. I ain't Hey buddy, he was like he was playing me. He was like he was like I did some [ __ ] Y'all know. You know what I'm saying? I don't do talking to my lady. >> For 11 whole seconds he manages to stay silent, which is his right. Though clearly he lacks the ability. >> You going to tell me you got the same kind of way like that. What you going to say to me? BUDDY. YOU KNOW YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING? [ __ ] OVER HERE. THAT ain't no god damn thing. What he got going on? If I didn't listen to him like that, I would have kept two cents about that [ __ ] Y'all wouldn't know nothing about me trying to be a a good Samaritan helping Come on man, this this [ __ ] that bad on me. We been grew up. We grew up. And then he didn't have no need for me to do all this [ __ ] my dude. If I would have never passed by the going to my other girl, I would have seen that [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? So that's all that [ __ ] that [ __ ] he got going on. I ain't telling you nothing of that [ __ ] he got going on. All that [ __ ] he done. He got going on. That [ __ ] ain't crazy. Like you know we brothers in the god damn thing. We go way back. >> Uh-huh. >> We go way back. And you tell I delete something. He says some [ __ ] like that. You know him? >> He said no. >> Huh? >> Uh-huh. >> Huh? Huh? >> I can't believe he said some [ __ ] like that. >> He said I can't hear you. >> Huh? I can't hear you. I delete something. Man, you know damn well you got to have a monitor to delete something off a goddamn monitor. You got to have a box, a big [ __ ] I got cameras out my If I delete something it is off the phone. It ain't off the main box. You got to have the main box to actually delete something. Listen, he told my I delete [ __ ] You go home, that [ __ ] gone. It gone. [ __ ] like that, man. Cuz you got the wrong one. You got the wrong for real. For real. For real, you got the wrong I already deleted the It's Before you know exactly how much he got me tapped. >> Mhm. >> Don't piss me off. You got the wrong You got the wrong I hit the right [ __ ] boy. You got the wrong [ __ ] Cuz I delete something. I delete something. That's crazy for all that [ __ ] That's crazy for all that [ __ ] >> Ultimately, Mikael Fountain was found guilty of the murder of Kayla Atwood and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. His jealousy denied four children the ability to grow up with their loving mother and tragically he never took full responsibility for [music] his actions. Our thoughts are with Kayla's family. Thank you for tuning in. 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