Someone tipped them off that it was going down the interstate, and the next tip they got, it was in a field on the southeast side. That's where it was found. It was just dumped. ... It looked like it wasn't even touched.

Whenever you see a guy by the interstate ramp with a sign, that guy is the tip of the iceberg. There's another population you don't see.

We don't talk anybody into taking a ride. She did one lap, hit the red button, came in, wanted to go back out. That's when we made it the policy ? if you hit the red button, you don't go back out.

Yes. With a black felt-tip pen.

I'm going to go with my read. What tipped me off was, if he had a real hand, he would've bet $30,000 or $40,000. But when he bet $50,000, it's a huge amount, and I'm thinking, 'He really wants me out; he doesn't want to make it easy on me at all.' It led me to believe that he didn't want me to call at all.

Then she wanted to get out, so he just tipped over the trolley and she crawled out.