Dying to Meet You

00:00: I have a dead body.

00:08: When you did see the body, what was your impression of what had happened?

00:12: Disgott sessions.

00:14: There was rage involved in it.

00:16: Absolute horror that somebody could be treated that way.

00:20: The body had been wrapped in plastic sheeting.

00:23: It was a man and his head had been covered and duct taped as well. and his body had been burned.

00:30: And they're like, what?

00:31: We found your son.

00:33: He is deceased.

00:36: It was like somebody punched me in the gut.

00:40: At this point, police are scrambling for clues.

00:45: Anything that might lead them to Scott's sessions killer.

00:49: We've got to go friends.

00:51: You've got to help with your hacker there.

00:54: He became very jealous.

00:56: We get really angry.

00:58: When they find a guy like him that they fall for,

01:03: then they got to start really making it.

01:06: And he was not a big change.

01:08: You meet somebody that you think might be a great person

01:12: to start dating, and then all of a sudden your life is gone.

01:16: But before it's all over, there will be a second body.

01:19: It's hard to hide blood when it's everywhere.

01:35: We had a sold out two-night concert at Candelite Dinner Playhouse.

01:39: It was February 10th, 2020, it was a Monday night.

01:45: Scott Sessions, who is in my Elvis tribute band, he was a trumpet player.

01:51: I had been promising Scott for months that I would make it to one of his gigs.

01:57: We bought our tickets the minute they went on sale and I was going to get to see Scott

02:00: play for the first time in forever.

02:03: It was pretty exciting.

02:06: As he got closer and closer to start time, Scott wasn't there.

02:11: It was weird because Scott had failed to show up for the gig.

02:14: Something Scott doesn't do.

02:17: He was always ridiculously early to the gig and always ready to go, dressed looking good.

02:25: When the curtain opened and he wasn't there, we thought, well, maybe he'll show up in

02:28: a little bit and if I remember correctly, it was starting to snow.

02:31: It was snowy, it was cold, Scott didn't show up.

02:35: You know, in the back of my mind, I had a bad feeling.

02:38: We were all trying to figure out what had happened.

02:48: Our story begins here in Greeley, Colorado.

02:54: It's about an hour north of Denver and its community built on cattle, oil, and agriculture,

03:00: but one that has a thriving blue scene.

03:07: We call a red.

03:09: We're about 115,000 people, primarily agriculture.

03:14: We have been known for our beef in this area forever.

03:19: People are friendly and it has a small town feel.

03:22: We're located in this pristine little valley where we have the best of both worlds.

03:29: He played his trumpet at some of the local bars here.

03:35: But some say that his personality played louder than his horn.

03:41: He started playing probably age or nine.

03:46: There's a picture with a trumpet holding it across his chest.

03:51: I'm probably age or nine.

03:54: There's a picture with that trumpet holding it across his chest.

03:59: That trumpet's bigger than he is.

04:02: His high school teacher said, hey,

04:04: you ought to play in the jazz group.

04:07: And I think at that time, he really

04:09: started to get interested in playing the trumpet.

04:15: When he put that trumpet to his lips was,

04:19: Whew.

04:21: I've known Scott since high school.

04:23: We've been friends for the last 40 years.

04:26: He always wanted everybody to be happy and to get along.

04:31: He was a very caring person.

04:32: He cared about people, cared about helping others out.

04:35: Scott was very much a people person.

04:39: He was just a good guy.

04:41: Music made him larger than life.

04:44: He was always on.

04:45: There was no off switch with Scott's sessions.

04:48: He was very loud and explosive personality,

04:51: and that's what made him great on stage.

04:54: He played the trumpet in a Denver-based band called

04:57: The Movers and Shakers.

04:59: His song is called High Rod Helen.

05:01: It's incredible when you watch video of Scott performing.

05:05: When he was up on stage, he had the facial expressions.

05:08: He had body movement, like when he was really hit,

05:10: those high notes would be kind of crutched down.

05:12: And you got the look on their face. he really got into the music. ["Scarter's Presses on the Jumping Dollars!"

05:20: Scott and I met in January of 2018 at a gig of his.

05:27: He was nice and thin and in shape and, you know,

05:29: he had this, you know, strong arms and, yeah, his, he was very cute.

05:34: Scott's former girlfriend agreed to do an interview,

05:37: but she asked that we not use her name.

05:39: Scott's a really good at love and he's good at expressing love.

05:42: He's really good with his words, and he would sing me songs.

05:46: He'd just all those romantic things.

05:48: When Scott played up on stage, you know, when I grabbed his butt

05:51: or tried to kiss him, I always called him fan girls.

05:54: Our band, the Movers and Shakers,

05:56: it just exploded out of the gates.

05:58: They were competing in competitions and winning them,

06:01: and they were really beginning to go somewhere.

06:04: When my band started to do bigger concerts,

06:06: we added a horn section, and Scotty was my trumpet player for many years.

06:12: Best trumpet player, Mr. Scott Session-Benz.

06:15: Oh!

06:17: Oh!

06:18: He loved live performances.

06:22: Scott loved being up on stage.

06:23: He loved being part of a group of musicians.

06:27: Scott could lose his left leg and he would still show up to a gig.

06:33: Scott was always known to be reliable.

06:35: So it stunned his friends and bandmates

06:38: when he didn't show up for his sold out concert.

06:41: It was Tuesday morning.

06:49: I get a call from George Gray and I said,

06:53: hey, Scott didn't make it to the gig last night.

06:57: And he said, well, that's strange.

06:58: It turns out that's not the only thing he missed.

07:01: They had made plans to go see his mom.

07:03: His mom wasn't doing well with her health.

07:05: He never came out and I didn't give it any thought.

07:08: Those guys stayed up late or something.

07:11: When he thought maybe he just slept in,

07:13: I said, I'm going to go over to his house and see if he's OK.

07:18: And George said, I'm kind of really worried about him.

07:20: I know something might have happened.

07:23: His father met me there.

07:26: Sorry, checked in the garage, and Scottie's car was not there.

07:28: The snow hadn't been shoveled.

07:31: The cat hadn't been fed.

07:33: Scott was very particular about taking care of his cat.

07:36: It was the one thing that could get him to leave a party as if his cat needed attention.

07:40: Something was clearly wrong.

07:46: There'd been a snowstorm.

07:48: Maybe he went off the road somewhere where he was going for a drive in the mountains.

07:54: I went to the police department and filed a missing persons report. and that was about new niches.

08:02: As that day went on,

08:04: and we were all putting stuff on Facebook and texting his number.

08:09: Hey man, we're getting worried about you, you know,

08:11: what's going on, you know, we're concerned.

08:13: I got a phone call from the police department.

08:16: He said, would you be willing to come in?

08:19: The detective would like to visit with you.

08:24: I'm on the Pingri Park Road. and I have a dead body.

08:41: I'm in Pudrecadien in the heart of the Colorado Rockies.

08:45: It was just down there that a snow-plow driver

08:48: sees something smoldering burning up on the hillside.

08:51: I'm on the Pingri Park Road.

08:53: road at the monument goch exit and I have a dead body. Okay we'll get help on the

09:03: way are you able to provide any details? Well there was a tree on fire and I went up to

09:09: put it out and he's laying next to it. Okay and you believe he's got any help? Yeah he's definitely passed away.

09:20: He thought somebody had been out there camping and had left a campfire.

09:25: And so he was going to go throw some snow on it and make sure that he put out

09:29: whatever fire was there. When he got close to the plume of smoke that's when he

09:34: realized this was a body. The body had been wrapped in plastic

09:40: It was a man and his head had been covered and duct taped as well.

09:45: He was found next to a smoldering log and his body had been burned.

09:55: Driving out here, this is as remote as it gets.

09:58: The nearest store, much less house, miles and miles away.

10:02: Everywhere around us is just trees, forest, and snow.

10:07: Detective Justin Atwood took me to the very spot where that snow cloud driver made the deadly discovery.

10:13: So he literally walked up this pretty steep embankment here from down below.

10:17: Exactly.

10:18: Clambers up here to this smoldering log.

10:21: Absolutely.

10:22: And then get surprised when he realizes that there's a body.

10:25: It shocked him. It scared him.

10:28: It had been intentionally burned.

10:30: It had been wrapped in plastic.

10:32: And that plastic had been bound in duct tape.

10:38: I got a phone call from the police department.

10:43: They said the detective would like to visit with you.

10:48: I should have known something was not right on the Sunday morning when he didn't come to the gold seaside.

10:57: We wanted to make sure that we made contact with Stan as soon as possible.

11:02: So it was about 4.35 o'clock when they...

11:07: The detective said we found your son.

11:10: He is deceased.

11:12: Standing immediately broke the news of Scott's death to his ailing wife.

11:17: She said,

11:20: who would want to kill my Scotty?

11:26: It's a very difficult thing to tell somebody that their loved ones deceased. emotionally it's difficult.

11:31: And really the music community is one of the last of a gift to trumpet player.

11:35: Sessions was found dead on February 10th by a snow cloud driver in Bellevue.

11:40: Mr. Sessions was ultimately identified with a fingerprint reader during the course of the autopsy.

11:46: If you've been to a local bar that plays rock or soul recently, there's a good chance you've heard Scott Sessions on trumpet.

11:53: Sessions' body was found alongside a road in Bellevue.

11:56: He was a person.

11:58: You know, I had a soul, I had a smile, I had a laugh.

12:02: He was real, I mean, it's hard to describe.

12:05: And now, you know, he's just a body.

12:09: George Caldon said that they had found a body

12:12: and a remote area of the mountains outside of Fort Collins.

12:16: And my wife and I looked at each other and thought,

12:19: no way, no, that's not Scott, a champion.

12:24: He was found deceased, almost decapitated, and that his body was lit on fire.

12:31: When you did see the body, what was your impression of what had happened?

12:36: Disgott sessions.

12:37: It was very deliberate.

12:40: There was rage involved in it.

12:42: Absolute horror that somebody could be treated that way.

12:46: And then disposed of that way.

12:49: No one deserves that.

12:51: You don't get a lot of murders in Laramor County.

12:54: No.

12:54: And here you have a body that's almost decapitated.

12:58: Yes.

12:58: This is probably the worst I've ever seen.

13:03: It was like somebody had punched me in the gut.

13:06: There was a lot of regret that I hadn't made it to a gig sooner.

13:16: A lot of regret that the world had just lost a very amazing man.

13:22: We didn't know at that time who would have killed him.

13:29: Something had to go terribly wrong.

13:34: OK, so where are we?

13:35: We're out in front of Scott Sessions' residence in Greeley, Colorado.

13:40: This is where he lived prior to his death.

13:43: We came here to serve a search warrant.

13:45: What kinds of things were you looking for?

13:47: Well, the first thing that we're looking for is the scene of the disturbance.

13:51: It was a, your standard bachelor pad, single guy living in there.

13:54: It was fairly clean.

13:56: It had some clutter to it and stuff like that.

13:58: We were looking for blood, was his vehicle parked in the garage.

14:01: We tried to find a cell phone.

14:04: One of the major things that we were looking for was his trumpet.

14:07: The instrument that he played in the van

14:08: because he never went anywhere without that trumpet.

14:11: One theory was that Scott has been robbed and killed for his trumpet.

14:15: We were told that it was a very expensive trumpet.

14:18: We started looking on databases, pawn shops,

14:21: to try and find if there was a trumpet that was identical

14:24: to Scots that would have been sold.

14:27: And we actually found his trumpet in his house.

14:30: It was in a closet.

14:33: It ended up turning out to be a dead end.

14:37: Investigators press on desperate for clues

14:40: that could point to a motive or the killer.

14:44: They were kind of at a loss.

14:45: They didn't have a suspect.

14:48: It was important that investigators

14:50: find out everything they could about their victim,

14:53: Scott Sessions.

14:57: I was the last person he talked to before he died.

15:00: They get this call on the Saturday evening and he said,

15:05: Dad,

15:08: I'm back home and I have a date tonight.

15:13: There are these in water or something?

15:16: No, but okay.

15:16: So obviously they began questioning his friends and his family, including Scott's father Stan.

15:22: Well, obviously this is a difficult time for you and your family.

15:26: Yes, we want to be as respectful as possible,

15:30: but we also need to get to the bottom of what's going on.

15:33: He was an emotional guy and if he fell in love with a woman, he went clear to the core.

15:39: There was no woman back and this is a kind of a flaw.

15:45: For long term girlfriends, he had an elevator at record there.

15:50: He had a difficult relationship with a girlfriend that lived in Greeley.

15:55: There was documented contacts with law enforcement and there was a restraining order that was in the system.

16:01: Scott had several tumultuous past relationships,

16:04: and detectives wondered if one of them might have a motive to murder the popular musician.

16:11: One day after Scott's body is found, his car appears out of nowhere.

16:16: To wish this person driving a dead man's car.

16:35: Whenever you have a case that's big like this,

16:39: you start working it, you start living it.

16:42: everything that you do was nothing but the case.

16:46: This was my first assigned homicide.

16:49: There was a huge team that came together to work in this case.

16:53: So we kind of prepared, did not get any sleep

16:56: for the next four or five days.

16:58: In situations like this, there's a lot of stuff that you need to start doing.

17:02: We started reaching out to his friends.

17:05: Does he have any new associates?

17:07: Anybody that nobody knows about?

17:08: Does he have a secret girlfriend that nobody knows about type thing.

17:12: There was a lot of things that we needed to do.

17:15: While interviews with some key witnesses are happening, another set of investigators

17:20: are busy analyzing data from local cell phone towers.

17:24: What they're trying to do is pinpoint

17:26: exactly where Scott Sessions may have spent the final moments of his life.

17:31: The cell phone provider was constantly retrieving data from your phone.

17:37: It's sending data to the cell phone provider

17:40: as to the location of that phone.

17:42: Those records will also tell you last made phone calls,

17:45: last received phone calls, or last known telephone numbers that you sent a message to.

17:51: That tower is going to capture specific data.

17:56: Scott's cell phone last pinked three miles away from his house in Greeley, Colorado.

18:01: That was the last location where Scott's cell phone had been prior to his death.

18:13: At this point, police are scrambling for clues.

18:16: Anything that might lead them to Scott Sessions killer, they have cops canvassing neighborhoods,

18:22: and they find Scott's car here, right across from that King supers.

18:27: It looked like somebody else had driven Scott's car,

18:30: intentionally left it in the parking lot

18:33: of the supermarket with the keys in it.

18:36: One thing that was unusual was one of the floor mats

18:40: from Scott's vehicle was found underneath the vehicle.

18:45: When the vehicle was originally located

18:48: and that floor mat was also processed for potential blood evidence.

18:52: It tested positive on a screening test for blood.

18:56: However, we were unable to get a DNA profile on that stain.

19:01: It was pretty evident to us that this was a vehicle dump.

19:07: Police pulled surveillance video from the King Super supermarket and surrounding businesses, including an urgent care.

19:14: They were able to see the car pull into the parking lot.

19:19: They were able to see somebody get out of the driver's side, walk around the car,

19:25: and then ultimately walk away from the car on foot and leave the car in the parking lot.

19:29: And that happened after they had already found Scott's body.

19:34: That was the first video that we had of our potential suspect.

19:46: We needed to talk to every single one of his friends

19:48: and find out who he's been hanging out with.

19:51: Investigators talked to two of Scott's ex-girlfriends.

19:54: Well, obviously we're here because your dear friend, Scott, is best of wing.

19:58: Yeah.

19:59: I like to go out and listen to live music and he's a trumpet player and I met him through

20:06: that, dated for two years and then I broke up with him.

20:13: And so during that relationship you had indicated that there were some troubles and stuff like that?

20:20: He became very jealous.

20:23: We get really angry.

20:25: So I decided for my own safety, I filed a restraining order.

20:34: And that was for three months.

20:36: He's really straight now.

20:37: He's the happiest I've ever seen him.

20:39: That's why this is such a shock.

20:43: A friend of his called me and she said, did you know Scott was missing?

20:47: And I said, no.

20:50: And then her next sentence, while he was murdered, and they're like, what?

20:54: We were on and off, it was pretty tumultuous.

20:57: And so we were seeing each other for little less than two years.

21:03: When you would go do things with him, he'd hold you

21:05: and he put his arm around you.

21:08: I felt so safe and loved when I was with him.

21:14: So this is the last message I ever received from Scott.

21:20: Hey, how's it going?

21:21: I'd love to tell you all about that.

21:23: It was really fun, it was really cool.

21:25: We did really well.

21:26: So anyway, so give me a tolerance.

21:30: So if you have a great date, talk to you soon.

21:32: Bye.

21:37: Little did she know that investigators were already

21:40: eyeing her as a person of interest.

21:42: They were collecting pieces of chewing gum and a hair sample from the ex-girlfriend's trash.

21:49: And there were a series of text messages and a 30-minute phone call between Scott and

21:55: Azx just one day before he went missing.

22:03: So I'm very sorry that we're here.

22:06: And this is going to be a very sensitive topic to discuss.

22:11: We started to identify that there was a recent relationship.

22:16: There was a restraining order that was in the system

22:18: and that they had an argument where the police were called.

22:22: And we knew that per house was in the central part of Greeley.

22:26: We dated consistently until he got arrested until

22:32: life of 15th, 2018 because we're straining order put on him.

22:37: When we had a big fight here at the house,

22:40: we started yelling at each other and he ended up throwing coffee at me.

22:45: I told him to get the F out of my house

22:47: or I was gonna call the police.

22:48: And he left.

22:50: It was pretty agitated when he left,

22:51: but I didn't think much of it.

22:54: I started cleaning up and then the cops showed up

22:56: at the door so he had called the police.

22:59: He reported himself, he thought she would call

23:02: and then I'm gonna get picked up.

23:05: Well, he called me that, picked up anyway.

23:10: He wrote a nice letter to the judge.

23:12: To me, it really wasn't that big of a deal.

23:14: I said, please help Scott resolve this situation.

23:18: And so he solved it and we moved on with it.

23:20: You're talking to him and they're asking questions.

23:22: You can tell they started getting distracted.

23:25: We were in the middle of that interview.

23:28: And we get a knock on the door.

23:31: We got to go right now.

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25:27: It was on Valentine's Day and we were out at the Well County Sheriff's Office.

25:33: Investigators are speaking with Scott Sessions, ex-girlfriend.

25:36: This is going to be a very sensitive profit to discuss.

25:40: You know, they'd ask me if I had information on Scott,

25:42: and then I could tell they'd start of getting distracted.

25:46: And then all of a sudden, they just cut the interview short.

25:47: They're like, OK, thank you so much.

25:50: We get a knock on the door.

25:52: And it says, you got to go.

25:54: We got to go right now.

25:57: After hours of questioning, Scott's exes

25:59: police get a new lead, one that would clear his ex-girlfriends of involvement.

26:03: They served a search warrant on the 14th the February on Scott's apartment.

26:08: During that investigation, they actually found passwords.

26:12: I raised down to 35th Avenue in Greeley because we had

26:19: broken into Scott's Facebook Messenger and found out that at the same time that Scott

26:25: was talking to his dad on the phone, Scott was having a Facebook Messenger conversation

26:31: with whom we identified as Heather Frank.

26:35: just a couple of weeks before his murder,

26:38: Scott Sessions met a local Greeley woman named Heather Frank.

26:43: Heather and Scott had exchanged multiple communications via Facebook Messenger.

26:49: They were talking about her attending some of Scott's concerts.

26:53: In particular, she had seen him perform and she liked him.

26:57: It was obvious that they had met in the past.

27:00: Well, we discovered to be the beginning of the story,

27:03: So to speak, January 24th, there was some Facebook communication between Scott and Heather.

27:09: This seemed to be starting or developing between the two and it seemed to be romantic in nature.

27:17: The pair first connected over a shared love of music.

27:21: I met Heather at the clip and that's when Scott met her as well.

27:24: It appeared she was very taken with Scott.

27:26: She was a beautiful woman.

27:28: I remember the look on her face when she was watching Scott.

27:31: You know, he was like, you know, puppy dog, guys.

27:35: Now we are trying to understand Heather Frank's life.

27:40: What is her lifestyle?

27:41: Where does she work?

27:42: There's a lot of stuff that we had to figure out at that point.

27:45: When I met Heather's friends, they described her as a fun, loving, free spirit.

27:51: Tell me how you knew Heather.

27:52: They seen her every two months for haircut in the style.

27:56: And we took her hair from blonde to red,

27:59: and it was like four hour appointments,

28:01: so it's just you and her usually.

28:03: It's interesting in your line of work,

28:05: you become kind of a therapist, right?

28:07: Oh yeah, that's what my business card says,

28:09: hair therapist, you put the hair color on, and the truth serum comes out.

28:13: She's very colorful, and she always had the best clothes.

28:17: She's very friendly, very boisterous, just a happy girl.

28:21: This is super fun.

28:22: Heather was a mom to three boys.

28:24: where eldest son Alex said the two were inseparable.

28:29: She was pretty much like my best friend and we did everything together.

28:34: My mom and my dad got divorced in 2010

28:38: and after they separated it was kind of rough.

28:40: But us three boys always put a smile on her face.

28:46: She would be there for me when I had Hortons.

28:49: She would just track me out to go do fun things

28:52: and get back in the swing of things.

28:55: She was always blasting music.

28:57: She loved it.

28:58: Every time I come over, we'd always do dance parties, like a little dance house.

29:03: She loved nature.

29:04: She loved going camping.

29:08: She worked as a server over at Doug's day diner.

29:12: People loved her.

29:13: I met Heather at Doug's.

29:16: We worked together every single day for those three years.

29:20: She didn't waste any time.

29:21: I'd been there for a week when she invited me to go out to a concert with her and have

29:26: a really fun night and from that point on it kind of just grew.

29:30: Every Thursday, girls night, we always look forward to that.

29:34: That was our night.

29:35: We'd start out, we go the same place or the same thing and just rank, eat, hang out and have fun.

29:43: And if we got off work early enough, we'd just go walking around downtown Greeley, little

29:48: little hole in the wall bars, just fun times.

29:52: She did tell me that she had met somebody and he placed in a band and she really enjoyed

29:57: going to listen to his music because it was jazz.

30:00: She just said, met somebody and I've been meeting him at this bar.

30:05: It definitely just kind of seemed like an innocent little, I met somebody and I'm gonna hang out with them now.

30:11: I didn't ask too many questions yet.

30:13: I remember meeting Heather.

30:15: He brought her down to one of our gigs in Denver.

30:19: He'd only met her a few weeks prior to when we'd gotten on

30:21: this trip to go down to Memphis.

30:23: He says, oh, there's this new girl that I'm talking to.

30:28: So in the days leading up to his disappearance and murder, what were they exchanging?

30:33: What were they saying in those messages?

30:35: They were very friendly with each other.

30:36: They were making plans to hang out with each other.

30:41: There was a point though on the 8th of February

30:45: where the tone of those messages changed.

30:47: You could actually see the different tone.

30:50: It was more of a, hey, let's connect, let's meet.

30:54: Come over to my house.

30:56: I was a little bit more direct in demanding.

30:59: At this point in the investigation, police are putting the pieces together

31:03: and they realized that the date Scott told his father

31:07: about umbeburi 8th was actually with head of Frank.

31:11: We were seeing that leading up to the last time

31:15: that Scott had a conversation with his dad Stan.

31:18: About 5'30 in the evening, almost 6'clock in the evening

31:21: on February 8th was that he said, hey, dad,

31:24: I found the door that I'm going to.

31:25: And I'll talk to you later.

31:26: I'll see you tomorrow.

31:28: I love you, talk to you later.

31:29: And that was the last conversation

31:31: that we know Scott to ever have.

31:35: By that time they had pulled the phone records for Scott Sessions and they had started to put

31:39: those pieces of the puzzle together and realized that Scott Sessions' phone had traveled to the area of Heather's apartment.

31:48: It started pinging in the area of Heather's apartment and they also knew that his phone had stayed there overnight.

31:57: But at that time, the fact that his phone eventually dies in her apartment or gets shut

32:03: off one of the other and they never found his phone was very telling for detectives.

32:10: Police have zeroed in on Heather Frank as the last person to see Scott's sessions alive.

32:17: So we had to be very cautious about what our next steps were. We can't just go storming in there

32:22: and say, hey Heather, what are you doing? And what happened to Scott? Well I remember very vividly pulling into this cold assack.

32:31: There was a vehicle that was there that had some damage

32:34: to the front of it, and it looked like it had driven in a snow storm.

32:38: It had very, very bright red dirt on the side of it.

32:44: The authorities discovered this security camera footage.

32:47: You can see the car was driving westbound up the canyon, heading towards Pingree Park.

32:53: Where's this car going? and couldn't lead to the killer.

33:08: Investigators seem to be on the right path with Heather Frank,

33:12: and now they need to know more.

33:15: Detectives.

33:16: They can't say for sure that Scott Sessions died at Heather's apartment, but they can start watching behaviors.

33:23: We started writing a cell phone data record warrants for Heather Frank.

33:27: At the same time, we're doing this background check and finding out that

33:30: she had a very difficult relationship with a subject, Kevin Eastman.

33:37: Usually whenever she got a new boyfriend, the first thing she would do is introduce

33:41: us three to the person she was seeing. In the beginning, Kevin, he was always very nice and

33:47: always interested in our lives. Like, how was your day? How'd work go? You know, just trying to become closer with us.

33:55: Kevin is an oil field worker.

33:57: He had worked here in Greeley.

34:00: Kevin was previously married and had a daughter.

34:02: He'd been dating Heather for more than five years.

34:05: Kevin probably proposed that Anno have three or four times.

34:10: She didn't want to be tied to that forever.

34:12: But it is hard as she tried to get away from him.

34:15: It just got harder and harder every time it seemed like.

34:19: There were a number of police reports

34:21: where she had been the victim of domestic violence at the hands of Kevin Eastman.

34:28: She didn't want to continue talking to him,

34:30: but they'd still see each other from time to time.

34:34: But it wasn't until the end of the year of 2019

34:37: when she told us that she had finally told him that she's done.

34:44: Despite telling friends and family,

34:46: otherwise Kevin appeared back in Heather's life in February 2020.

34:51: My mom called and asked if me and my husband and my two brothers would all like to go out and eat.

34:57: And I heard someone whispering in the background.

35:02: Me and my husband, we didn't make it either to my brother Christian.

35:06: My brother Blake and his girlfriend, they ended up going.

35:10: After Blake came home, he told me that Kevin was back.

35:14: And he was there at dinner with him.

35:17: This was after they posted on the news

35:20: that there was a body found up in the Pingri Park.

35:24: So while Heather's family learned that Kevin resurfaced,

35:27: police learned to own that mysterious car

35:31: that had been parked in front of Heather's apartment.

35:33: We identified the vehicle that I had seen that had the mud

35:36: on the side of it, belonged to Kevin Eastman.

35:38: It registered to him.

35:39: So all this stuff was starting to come together

35:41: that we're going down the right path that we need.

35:45: Detectives decided they are going to now start to surveil them.

35:51: We wrote search warrants asking a judge to grant us permission to look at

35:55: Kevin Eastman's cell phone as well. And when we got those records back, we started putting those records together

36:01: and trying to look at the last known locations.

36:05: Investigators realize that Scott, Heather, and Kevin's phones

36:10: are all in the same place at the same time on February 8th.

36:13: The night that Scott disappeared.

36:17: All three cell phones were on the same location at the same time.

36:19: And then Scott's cell phone disappears.

36:22: It's not registering anymore.

36:25: At this point, Kevin Eastman and Heather Frank are both suspects

36:28: in the disappearance and death of Scott Sessions.

36:31: We got a tracker on Heather Frank's vehicle as well as Kevin Eastman's vehicle.

36:37: We decided instead of having a law enforcement officer parked on their street 24 hours a day

36:43: watching their front door, watching when they leave, we can put a pole camera on there and we can remotely watch.

36:50: So you actually had a camera that you had the utility companies put up on that pole?

36:55: Yes.

36:56: So to the top, it was attached, facing towards Heather's apartment, that building right there.

37:03: They were hoping to figure out when they were coming and going and being able to follow them and do other things.

37:10: We had a track around the vehicle, so we were able to see they drove to Levelin, to Best Buy, to Victoria Secret.

37:18: Not a lot of information that they're involved in something.

37:21: Police didn't notice anything suspicious while they're surveilling Heather and Kevin.

37:25: But more data from their phones starts to come in

37:30: and police get a big break in the case.

37:33: On the morning of the 9th, about 7 o'clock in the morning,

37:37: we could see that Kevin Eastman's cell phone

37:40: and Heather Frank's cell phone left her apartment

37:43: at the same time and traveled the same path.

37:49: The cell phones stop pinging at Ted's place,

37:52: which is a gas station off of Highway 14 and Highway 287 in Lermar County.

37:57: About the same time where you would go into the mountains and lose connectivity to your cell phone.

38:03: Based off of the last known direction and travel of Heather Frank and Kevin Eastman's cell phone,

38:08: we knew that this vehicle had to pass by the Missilwaka. The Missilwaka Amphitheater had cameras

38:14: outside and we knew that we could get vehicle traveling eastbound and westbound on Highway 14 going up to Pingri Park.

38:22: The way the surveillance camera has positioned, it shows Kevin's Subaru

38:28: passing the restaurant going westbound up the canyon.

38:32: I think it was 8.37 in the morning.

38:35: This footage shows Kevin's car driving toward the area the body was found

38:39: just three hours after Scott's cell phone dies at Heather Frank's house.

38:43: Same damage that I saw on his vehicle,

38:46: Parked outside of Heather Frank's apartment was on the camera at the Michel Walker.

38:51: Then we see what would appear to be his Subaru traveling the opposite direction.

38:58: I think it was 11 30 or so later that morning.

39:00: So it was about a three hour time frame where it looked like heaven's vehicle was up in the canyon

39:06: in the area generally of Pingri Park.

39:09: That was our third major break to this case. that vehicle passing by the Michel-Walca,

39:15: the cell phone records leading up to Pingri Park,

39:17: and then going back to her apartment.

39:19: We started right in warrants for people's arrests, for the murder of Scott Sessions.

39:29: On February 15th, about 5.30 in the evening,

39:32: we saw Heather Frank leaving her apartment

39:35: with Kevin Eastman walking directly behind her.

39:38: This is the moment that turned the case upside down.

39:43: One of these people never be seen again.

39:46: MUSIC

39:56: It took everything I had to not scream. Why?

40:01: I'm sure that you've seen stuff in the news about somebody disappearing from screaming.

40:06: Our friend Scott was killed in one of the most brutal killings ever.

40:12: They found him, but now someone else in the area is missing.

40:16: Her children don't know where she's at.

40:18: Her boss doesn't know where she's at.

40:21: But it had to be some sort of love triangle gone wrong.

40:24: All they have is this one man to guide them in a six-hour police interview unlike anything you've ever seen.

40:32: My eyes got no screw down.

40:35: This is almost three hours in and he's alone in the room.

40:42: I'm pleased, sir, Father.

40:44: Let me help his man get to the bottom of his case, please.

40:50: Do you think at this point that Kevin Eastman is dangerous?

40:54: Where was the blood out there?

40:56: That's f***ing where? That's f***ing where?

41:00: I was like, whoa.

41:01: What really happened to Scott Sessions?

41:05: Oh, please.

41:07: No, it's not detailed.

41:08: It's not detailed.

41:09: I know.

41:10: No, I don't want to get in there.

41:12: Do you think this is all theater?

41:19: Somewhere among the 110,000 Greeley Colorado residents, a killer, Roams Free.

41:26: Cops are on the hunt for Scott Sessions' murderer,

41:29: and they focused their attention on a waitress and a former oil rig worker.

41:33: And that focus is thanks to large part

41:36: to a camera pointed right in their direction.

41:41: It's the day after Valentine's Day, about 5.30 PM.

41:44: And Heather Frank and Kevin Eastman come out of her apartment.

41:48: They loaded to his silver Subaru.

41:52: Heather is carrying a jacket in her hands.

41:54: She looks almost unsteady on her feet as she's walking out.

41:58: They're not out in a conversation

41:59: and she gets into the passenger side of the vehicle.

42:02: One of them is never coming back

42:04: and this is a key moment in the case

42:07: because it's being captured by a surveillance camera

42:10: set up on a light pole across the street.

42:14: We have a pole camera, we have trackers on the vehicles.

42:18: So we decided that night that we're gonna go home now.

42:22: Our team's gonna power down for a night, get a good night's sleep

42:25: and that we were gonna come back to work the next morning

42:27: at 6 o'clock in the morning and start this case back up again.

42:31: The plan is to arrest Frank and Eastman the following morning.

42:36: But while the investigators are trying to get some rest,

42:39: Kevin Eastman is not.

42:41: He's driving far and wide into a rural area.

42:45: And overnight, he'll be making multiple stops.

42:50: The first stop is to the home of a man named Troy Bunnell.

42:55: Troy Vanille runs his own trucking company essentially, and Troy is always needing help and

43:01: assistance with that, and that's actually how Troy and Kevin are connected.

43:06: They used to work together in the past.

43:10: So I came to the office, and Donnie Robbins called me, and he says some strange stuff happened

43:16: overnight while we were sleeping, and we had a tracker that was going off on Kevin vehicle all throughout the Pony grasslands.

43:25: That concern me enough that he is destroying evidence.

43:27: I want to get out here and see what he's doing.

43:30: Donnie Robbins is a no-nonsense lawman who has spent a lifetime working major crimes.

43:36: He's running this investigation.

43:38: Do you think at this point that Kevin Eastman is dangerous?

43:43: Oh, yeah, for sure.

43:44: Suffering to be armed at least with a knife, obviously,

43:48: because of the way that Scott Set sessions was murdered. murdered.

43:52: In the early morning hours, the GPS tracker tells Robbins that Eastman's vehicle has been down by a river crossing.

44:01: Not about place to get rid of evidence.

44:03: So Robbins heads in that direction.

44:06: But then he sees smoke and the veteran investigators experience tells him where there's smoke, there's fire.

44:16: And then you're thinking, oh, so that's when I decided I probably needed to drop by

44:20: there to see, Jackie, what was going on with that smoke.

44:25: Upon his arrival at Trebenel's, he sees who he positively identifies as Kevin Eastman

44:31: wearing a baseball cap and tending this fire.

44:34: It's a very rural area.

44:36: Some people burn their trash.

44:38: What was uncomfortable was he couldn't see Heather Frank.

44:40: He could see Kevin Eastman.

44:42: The other thing about Dine Robbins at that point though is he has no backup.

44:45: He's out there by himself.

44:48: He's not in a marked car.

44:50: He's looking at a guy who's got a warrant from Mark.

44:53: At that point in time, we don't even have a search warrant for that property.

44:57: So while the suspect is occupied at the burn pit,

45:00: Robbins makes a quick detour to survey that river crossing.

45:05: But when he returns to the buttole property,

45:08: Eastman is driving away.

45:10: And the two cars actually pass each other.

45:12: Lieutenant Robbins actually sees

45:15: Kevin Eastman driving north on Kennerwood 45.

45:19: I turned around and began to follow him and we ended up going to a small town called Cursey.

45:28: And at that point is when Sergeant Robbins decided that he needed to make contact.

45:36: It's early here at Phillips 66 and until now Sergeant Robbins has been keeping a safe distance as he follows Eastman.

45:43: But earlier that morning he had seen him burn something in that fire pit and he's right there at the first gas pump filling a gas canister and Robbins decides he cannot allow him to burn anything else.

46:00: He pulls him behind him at the gas station. Kevin is standing outside of his vehicle and he's pumping fuel into a portable gas can. gas can.

46:12: Obviously, I already had burned pit over there.

46:14: He's been burning something in.

46:16: Scott Sessions' body was burned.

46:19: So I had, I can say, concerns that he was going to take that gas can and probably use it

46:24: as an accelerant to destroy evidence of some kind.

46:28: From the moment Eastman pulled in, security cameras captured it all.

46:33: So you arrest him, you pull out your pistol.

46:35: Pull out my pistol.

46:36: How far away are you from him? 10 yards, maybe.

46:40: What do you say?

46:41: He didn't say anything.

46:42: What do you say?

46:44: Sheriff's Office, your under arrest, get on the ground.

46:47: Mr. Eastman.

46:48: I'm pointing my weapon at him.

46:50: He's turned rounds and looks at me and he gets on the ground.

46:54: I'll go up in that handcuff.

46:56: I did search him and on his person he had a wallet,

47:00: a substantial amount of money, and I fixed blade knife and cargo pocket of his pants.

47:07: We later found out that there were shell casings to a 22 caliber rifle or handgun in this pocket.

47:13: Did you ask him?

47:15: Where's Heather?

47:16: Where's your alleged accomplice?

47:18: After I advised him of Miranda, I asked him where she was at and he wouldn't respond.

47:27: We executed the search warrant on the Bonel property and then the first contact we had with

47:33: Troy Bonel.

47:35: We cleared the entire property, which was a garage, the house, and we didn't find Heather

47:43: Frank's, which I was concerned with at that point.

47:46: Just because investigators can't find Heather Frank on the property doesn't mean she's not there.

47:53: And if Kim is been knows where she is, he's not saying.

47:57: Where's Heather?

47:58: What?

47:59: Where's Heather?

48:00: She's probably in the corner.

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48:57: The Laramor County Sheriff's Office, they're serving a search warrant at Troye Benels.

49:02: They're getting a search warrant ready for Heather Frank's apartment.

49:07: And they're also interviewing Kevin Eastman.

49:10: So there's lots of things happening simultaneously with a bunch of questions that still need to be answered in a hurry.

49:18: A Graley Man has been arrested in the murder of a Northern Colorado musician.

49:23: and getting matters more, Heather Frank is not with Eastman

49:26: at the time that he's picked up.

49:28: Her children don't know where she's at.

49:30: Her boss doesn't know where she's at.

49:32: And in fact, in the investigation,

49:34: they find out that not even Troy Bennell has seen Heather Frank.

49:39: So this is your office?

49:41: Yes, we're at the Limer County Sheriff's office.

49:44: And this is the interview room

49:45: where we had a conversation with Kevin Eastman for six and a half hours. six and a half hours.

49:51: You're name Kevin Eastman.

49:55: Nice to meet you.

49:56: Is he relatively calm at that point?

49:58: He's very calm.

49:59: He's very polite.

50:00: He's very cooperative.

50:02: My eyes got no screwed up.

50:03: Also, I had a crush.

50:05: So, um, yeah, my memory's not all the sort it should be.

50:09: During this interview, Eastman has this story about getting ahead and jury at work to cause all this memory loss.

50:16: So much so he just cannot remember being red as rights only about one hour earlier.

50:22: How many times during that interview do you think he said, I don't remember or I can't remember.

50:27: Oh, I don't know. 30, 40, 50 times.

50:30: I don't believe that I can't remember.

50:33: I'm sorry, I can't remember.

50:35: I said, can't remember.

50:37: But Eastman's mind is not totally blank.

50:41: He is able to recall certain dates and times and conversations.

50:48: Just as long as they have nothing to do with either Heather Frank or Scott Sessions.

50:53: Sunday the ninth that snowed, I'm going to snow in a lot of work.

50:59: That's kind of different from the guy who was warning you I have a head injury and can't remember anything.

51:03: He's telling us that he can't remember things that happened two or three days ago, but

51:07: he's telling me stuff that happened six weeks ago.

51:11: starting to lose credibility with me at this point in the interview.

51:14: And I'm sure that you've seen stuff in the news about somebody disappearing from

51:18: Greeley.

51:20: Is it a musician?

51:24: Is it a musician?

51:25: Yeah, it was a musician.

51:26: Yeah.

51:27: Did his eyes drop when you mentioned Scott Sessions the first time?

51:32: This is a person that is hiding.

51:34: He really does not want to be present in this conversation because he's very uncomfortable.

51:40: He does not want to face me.

51:43: He's hiding his face.

51:44: He's hiding his emotions.

51:46: He's hiding whatever his reactions are going to be.

51:50: Some of the more interesting moments in this cat and mouse

51:54: game come when the investigators briefly leave the room, but those cameras are still rolling.

52:00: This is almost three hours in, and he's alone in the room.

52:08: Please, sir, Father.

52:09: Let me help these men get to the bottom of his case.

52:13: Please, our poor man was on his sixth.

52:19: Do you think this is all theater?

52:21: It could be, or he's actually feeling the stress of it.

52:24: Oh, ladies and gentlemen, oh, sweet, and stand.

52:44: He's taken a lot of deep breaths because I think he's starting to feel some of the pressure where this conversation is going.

52:54: We're trying to get him locked into a timeline of events prior to Scott going missing.

53:05: Up until this point, we have not really been in your face presenting facts that, hey, look,

53:12: you need to tell us this stuff.

53:14: We are getting very close to us transitioning from an interview into an interrogation.

53:21: So you can see that I'm leaning in to apply that emotional pressure.

53:25: I wanted to see what his emotional reaction would be to ask him to say Scott's name.

53:30: You can say his name.

53:38: Scott, you're having a hard time saying his name.

53:41: He cannot utter the name Scott Sessions.

53:44: Yeah, he continued to say, well, I didn't know the guy.

53:47: Yeah, who liked that over the institute?

53:50: He didn't want to say his name.

53:51: Easton appears to have this emotional breakdown

53:54: when investigators attempt to read him a transcript

53:58: of the messages between Heather and Scott.

54:01: Oh, please.

54:03: No, it's not detail.

54:04: It's not detail.

54:05: I don't know.

54:06: I don't know.

54:07: I'm getting it.

54:09: Are you thinking that this is someone who was a clever criminal?

54:13: I think he's experienced.

54:14: He knew exactly what he was doing.

54:16: He had a plan.

54:17: But we need to be completely honest with each other, OK?

54:20: I can't, I can't completely notice a few.

54:23: Originally he said that he wasn't there,

54:24: that he didn't know anything about Scott Sessions.

54:27: And then he says, I was in the scene, and I started to try healing.

54:31: Can you trust him?

54:33: Where was a big mess up?

54:35: I said if you guys just can't stir anything good,

54:37: they'll build a find it for sure.

54:40: Many hours into this back and forth.

54:43: Kick your head up, and breathe, okay?

54:45: The one word that changes everything, blood.

54:49: It had to be something like this serious for that of a f***ing blood.

54:53: So there was a water blood there.

54:54: Where was the blood at?

54:57: It's f***ing blood.

54:58: It's f***ing blood.

55:01: What Kevin Eastman is saying inside the interrogation room

55:05: is shocking enough, but outside the room, another bombshell.

55:11: According to the investigators, there

55:13: was personal items half burnt in the pit, something that was...

55:17: Hethers.

55:30: As Kevin Eastman continues to bend, but not break in his interrogation...

55:36: I don't know, man. This is just crazy.

55:40: Investigators are still hunting for Heather Frank.

55:42: They don't know where she is,

55:44: but they do know where she is not, and that's her apartment.

55:49: So they get a warrant to search her property.

55:56: Our job is solving puzzles using physical evidence.

56:00: In the living room of the residence,

56:03: there were some shopping bags near the sofa, which contained some paper towels,

56:08: some cleaning products, and the box for a cell phone.

56:13: I did observe a black commercial style rug in the entryway,

56:18: and that did appear odd and out of place.

56:21: Underneath that black commercial rug,

56:23: I did see a large reddish brown stain

56:27: that was consistent with the appearance of a blood stain.

56:30: It did look like the blood stains were trying to be hidden

56:34: from view of someone entering the apartment.

56:38: That blood, as well as other blood stains located

56:41: around that area of her living room were tested,

56:45: and those blood stains came back to Scott Sessions.

56:51: It's hard to hide blood when it's everywhere.

56:55: Everywhere, everywhere, everywhere.

56:58: And at some point during this back and forth with Kevin, the interview changes drastically.

57:04: Yes, it does.

57:07: You can see in some of these clips

57:09: that Ryan had a cell phone out

57:10: he was getting text messages from other investigators

57:13: is to, hey, we found out this information.

57:16: So the first time you heard that Heather is dead

57:18: is from hearing Ryan talk about it to Katherine.

57:21: That is correct.

57:22: We found Heather.

57:24: And Heather is in the same condition as Skies.

57:27: It's time to start talking.

57:30: The information came in that Heather Frank

57:31: was found deceased at Troy Bonnell's property.

57:34: And it was like a baseball bat to my gut.

57:38: I was like, whoa.

57:39: And I was expecting something, but I wasn't expecting that.

57:45: And that makes the actions or the inaction of investigators

57:48: somewhat controversial when it comes to that video of Heather Frank leaving her apartment.

57:53: At the time, its surfaces and investigators are still piecing things together,

57:57: trying to determine what is going on.

58:00: So they do not move in for an arrest.

58:06: How did you feel when you saw it?

58:08: To this day, I'm still conflicted.

58:10: You're watching somebody drive away to their death.

58:17: Could we have changed it or done anything differently?

58:20: I don't think so.

58:22: This is a very unfortunate sad story,

58:25: and I feel horrible for her kids,

58:28: the fact that this happened to Heather.

58:31: The unfortunate thing is that

58:33: decisions that she made played into the situation and how it unfolded. and she didn't deserve to die.

58:42: It's a very powerful image that you're seeing right now.

58:47: It was just so shocking because I was like, what?

58:51: And I was just so confused.

58:54: At first, she's wanted on murder and then she ends up dead.

58:58: Heather Frank had been shocked to death.

59:00: In autopsy, would later conclude,

59:02: she was killed at close range with her body, pressed up against a hard surface.

59:09: I got a phone call from my boss telling me that they needed help at the scene.

59:15: At that point, they had found a body on that property.

59:20: She had been wrapped up in plastic, she had belling wire around her.

59:25: Her body was found and it was near the fire pit.

59:28: And he had placed her underneath a piece of wood that looked like a big door

59:32: With the body being wrapped up, it made it even more suspicious.

59:37: And the fact that it was wrapped in plastic made it pretty comparable to the first murder that was involved in this case.

59:44: And that was that of Scott Sessions.

59:47: Happy New Year, Alma!

59:53: I assisted in the delivery of the notice for Heather's boys.

59:58: They were all living together and we all went with the corner's office to deliver that crushing news.

01:00:06: It was the morning of February 16th.

01:00:09: The detectives came to the house and they told us that they had found my mom.

01:00:17: I answered the phone. I said Alex, are you okay?

01:00:20: He said yeah, I'm okay, but mom's not.

01:00:24: And I just started bawling.

01:00:25: I said, please tell me she's still alive.

01:00:28: And he said, I wish I could or something like that.

01:00:33: He says, it's so bad.

01:00:39: Now, there are also some questions for the man

01:00:41: who owns this property where Heather Frank's body was found

01:00:46: and where Kevin Eastman was seen just hours earlier.

01:00:50: So, Troy Banelle is brought in for questioning.

01:00:53: that they found a body out on your property.

01:00:56: They believe it's a female, so obviously you know what we're thinking.

01:01:00: It's Heather.

01:01:03: She's a Christ.

01:01:06: Yeah.

01:01:08: Yeah.

01:01:09: I got nothing to do with this.

01:01:10: Okay.

01:01:11: But Nell says he was sleeping.

01:01:13: At the time, Eastman was at the burn pit.

01:01:15: Had no idea what he was doing on his property.

01:01:18: but investigators cannot take banel at his word,

01:01:22: especially after they learn about a missing gun from his garage.

01:01:26: A 22 caliber.

01:01:29: Well, they're saying that she was shot by a small caliber pistol.

01:01:34: And that's what I had.

01:01:36: He's admitting that there's a gun on the tool chest, and we're searching the property.

01:01:42: We served a search warrant in his house and we're not finding this gun.

01:01:46: Where is this gun?

01:01:47: But now also acknowledges Heather didn't care for him.

01:01:50: She didn't like me for whatever reason.

01:01:53: I think it's because I kind of have some words with Kevin.

01:01:58: You know.

01:02:00: Back in his interrogation room,

01:02:02: Kevin Eastman is