-[man] Now here come your Great Bend Panthers. -[all cheering]
[Destiny] Friday Night Lights for Great Bend High School...
Everyone was at the game. Everyone's excited.
[Tina] On Friday night,
to be under the lights and be at a football game
is just the greatest feeling.
It's a community wide event.
[audience cheering]
Alicia was 14, going into freshman year.
She really wanted to be a cheerleader for Great Bend High School.
Here we are at cheer practice
and we have a game to prepare for.
We're getting closer and closer
to cheering for the first time.
[Destiny] But Alicia wasn't there.
Everyone was confused, like, "Why isn't she here?"
That's when we started to worry.
[newscaster] 14 year old Alicia DeBolt
was last seen Saturday night.
Her family convinced she didn't run away, went to police.
You look at everyone potentially as a suspect.
Members of the cheer squad.
Members of the football team.
[police shouts] Drop the keys outside the vehicle.
Maybe this guy wants to kidnap cheerleaders.
This is not like Alicia. This is not a runaway.
Somebody has my child, my baby girl.
Somebody has her.
[police] Turn around. Do not put you hands in your pocket.
[Alana] And a senseless loss to Great Bend.
It's never been the same.
[theme music playing]
[police over radio] Perimeter 66.
[students cheering indistinctly]
[commentator] Jimmy goes, drops the ball.
[students cheering indistinctly]
[commentator] Jimmy goes for the touchdown.
[audience cheering]
[Erin] Great Bend is named after the Great Bend
in the Arkansas river that runs up from Arkansas
right through the middle of Kansas then back down.
Around here, outdoors, is kind of a way of life.
Hunting, fishing, boating in the summers.
It's something that a lot of people around this area,
spend their pastime doing.
[indistinct chatter]
[Erin] But once fall rolls around,
there's only one thing that everybody is buying.
And we're selling it right here at Great Bend High School
under the Friday Night Lights.
-[man] Now here come your Great Bend Panthers. -[all cheering]
[students cheering]
[Destiny] Friday Night Lights, you have the band,
and you have the light shining down
and you can smell the concession stand going
and everyone was at the game.
And so it kind of felt like town would shut down,
like, if you weren't at the game? You know,
"What... What're you doing?"
The football game is so much more than just football.
It's a community wide event.
[all cheering indistinctly]
It's great to be a Great Bend High Panther!
You only do that cheer
if you know you got... That they've won. [chuckles]
So whenever you hear that cheer,
you know that it's a victory for the night.
[Destiny] To be a cheerleader for the Great Bend High School Panthers,
you take a lot of pride in it
and it's just something that, kind of, everyone wants to do.
-[all cheering] -[woman] Good job, girls!
[Destiny] I met Alicia in middle school.
She had her own style. She was pretty spunky.
She was just so sweet
and I really gravitated towards her
because I was kind of shy and timid
and so, like, she was really welcoming and loving.
And, so, I was just, like, I wanna be friends with her.
2010 was kind of the transition
to move to high school.
A few of us decided to try out for cheer,
and that was a little scary.
You were set at a high standard.
We had to go and try out during the summer.
Alicia was a little nervous
but she wasn't as nervous as all of us were.
Alicia tried out for cheerleading at sixth grade
and made the team.
She cheerlead seventh grade football.
She loved it.
And she couldn't wait to be a Panthers cheerleader.
[Natasha] I knew Alicia was, you know,
tryout for high school cheerleading...
and she had really been preparing for it.
'Cause it was a big thing.
It was a lot bigger than, just,
being a middle school cheerleader.
[Destiny] We had to wait about a week or so
to find out who made the cheer team.
And that was just the longest week ever.
But I remember the morning that they were posted
and Alicia and I both made it.
And I just remember, like, hugging and, like, just being so excited
and just, like, "Wow", like, "We did it."
Like, "We're on the cheer team."
[Tammy] She was ecstatic. She made it.
Ran home and told me.
I mean, this is high school we're talking about.
[Dawn] Alicia had a lot of exciting things coming
the start of the school year.
Just 14, going into freshman year.
She was so pumped to start high school.
She was excited to meet new people.
She was so excited.
So excited to cheer.
She would come home and work on her flips in the front yard.
She was ready.
It couldn't come fast enough.
[Tammy] August, 2010.
We drove up to her show.
We go shopping all day
because we're starting school on Monday.
We hadn't done cloth shopping yet.
[Dawn] It was just myself, Alicia, mom
and my wife, um, Holly that went
and it was awesome to spend a day with her and just...
It was always fun with Alicia.
On the way home, Alicia started mentioning
that she was gonna go out for the evening
after we got home.
She was texting and making plans,
and asking if that's okay.
I told her, "Gotta be home by 12."
"Yes, Mom. I know I've gotta be home by 12."
Asked her if she's gonna need a ride home.
"No, this person will make sure I get home."
I didn't know who they were.
[Dawn] I was sitting in the backseat with Alicia
and she told me that a friend had texted her
about a party, um, later that evening.
It was just like a back to school party.
Like the end of the summer party
where people were getting together.
[Destiny] I didn't know about the party.
We hung out for cheer and stuff
but Alicia, you know, she had lots of friends
and so she kinda had to deviate her time
with her other group of friends.
A few of them were a little bit older.
[Tammy] Alicia was not a typical teenager.
Alicia was older in her years.
[Dawn] She did say her friend Ivan
was supposed to pick her up.
He was older.
I think Ivan and her dated before they were friends.
Alicia told me, "I'm not gonna stay out late.
I really... I'm tired from today."
That she was just gonna make an appearance
and then she would come home.
It was definitely...
There was a lot of pressure on the other end to go.
Like, it's about 9.45, ten, when we got back here in Great Bend.
And I can see it vividly...
the last conversation I had with my sister.
She had pocket doors in the house.
So I just pulled them apart a little bit
and she was getting dressed, getting ready.
I would say it's not a normal Alicia night
where she, like, spent two or three hours
puttin' makeup on and gettin' the right outfit.
It was... Literally she put, you know, what she had got that day.
A couple pieces of jewelry that she had bought that day.
And it was just a quick thing that she was gonna go
and she was gonna be back in, like, an hour.
And I said, "Hey, have fun, be careful and I love you.
I'll see you tomorrow."
[Tammy] She came into the bedroom.
Gave me a kiss. "Goodbye. I love you. See you later."
Those were her last words. "I love you, Mom. I'll see you later."
It was two o'clock.
Danny, my husband, went and checked.
'Cause she would always come in and say, "I'm home."
I was tired. I was out.
He told me, I think at two o'clock, she wasn't home.
I said, "Well, she'll be home."
When I woke up... she wasn't home.
I remember checking my phone,
making sure it was fully charged.
Messages, no calls, no mess--
Tried to call her phone, I don't know how many times.
-[phone line ringing] -[Tammy] Always went to voicemail.
[automated voice] Your call has been forwarded
to an automatic voice message.
[Tammy] I don't know how many messages I left.
I just knew something was wrong.
When she didn't come home, something was wrong.
[phone ringing]
[Dawn] I'd slept in that morning.
[phone ringing]
I think it was probably around 11.30...
my wife got a call.
And I was sleeping
but I woke up out of the dead sleep
with the panic in her voice.
She said, "What do you mean she didn't come home?"
[wedding music playing]
[Tammy] Danny and I was married...
June 12, 2010.
We had met in August of 2009.
He asked me to marry him in October 2009.
And I told him I couldn't answer him
till I talked to my girls, Dawn and Alicia.
I said, "They have to approve
or, you know, I can't marry you."
Dawn said yes.
Alicia was a little bit hesitant.
But she ended up walkin' me down the aisle...
which was special.
I was told I was to never have any children.
Richard, my husband at the time,
he had two children, Dawn and Chris.
And they'll call me "mom". I am mom.
But May 1st, 1996, Alicia came along.
I just loved on her
and couldn't believe that I finally had my baby girl.
That God granted my wish. [chuckles]
She got her hair done that day.
She had it done up.
She was there for me.
So it was special to have Alicia on my arm.
I didn't have any idea
that my life would change forever...
two months later.
[Dawn] That Sunday, as soon as I got to my mom's,
we were obviously on the phone with the police.
They were pretty much telling us
there's nothing we can do.
You know, she was just a runaway.
They were calling people on her phone list.
Callin' everybody...
and asking, "Hey, have you seen Alicia?
Can you tell us anything?"
[Natasha] I told Dawn that I hadn't heard from her
but I would try to get ahold of her.
Alicia would definitely, kind of,
push her curfew a little bit.
I just kinda thought,
"Oh, she's out with friends and didn't wanna go home yet
and didn't wanna answer to her mom
'cause she knew she'd be in a bit of trouble
once she got home."
[phone ringing]
[Alana] I get a call from Alicia's sister Dawn.
Dawn says, "Hey, Alana, have you heard from Alicia?"
I said, "Well, no.
But we have our banquet this evening."
It was always the fall banquet
to kick off the football season.
The banquet was held the night before our first day of school.
That was something she was really looking forward to,
is that banquet on the 22nd.
She was so excited.
She had everything set out.
Her bow, everything.
Talked to my wife about how her hair was gonna be done.
Like, there was a whole thing.
There was, like, a whole day planned out for that Sunday
for when she had her banquet.
She was not gonna miss that banquet.
[Destiny] Sunday, the day of the sports banquet,
Alicia wasn't there
and everyone was confused.
Like, why isn't she here.
Not everybody had a cellphone back then,
so the word was not out.
So this was kinda the first time
a lot of us heard, you know,
"Hey, Alicia's not here."
We thought that she would
walk in the door at any moment.
We did. We thought, "You know what?
This banquet meant so much to her.
I know she's gonna be here.
She'll have her bow on.
I know she's gonna have her uniform on.
I know she'll be running in, apologizing for being late."
After the end of that banquet, and she didn't show...
that's when we started to worry.
[Dawn] By Sunday night,
my wife Holly and I got on
to Missing and Exploited and did a report.
We wanted to get that poster out there to the world.
I still had hope that she'd come home.
Dawn and Holly came over
and Holly got her... Hold of her friend Heather.
Holly went to school with her...
and knew she was a detective.
Heather started the ball rolling.
[Lt. Heather] Holly DeBolt...
she called requesting my help.
And so at that point,
I'm going to do whatever I can to help
this family figure out what's going on.
When you first walk in to Alicia's room,
you definitely get a sense of
this is just a 14 year old girl.
You've got pom poms for cheerleading.
You've got, uh, cheerleading squad.
Memorabilia, posters on the wall, jewelry.
When you put all those things together,
it didn't seem like that someone that is a runaway.
[newscaster] 14 year old Alicia DeBolt
was last seen Saturday night.
Her family convinced she didn't run away,
went to police.
This is not like Alicia.
This is not a runaway.
She did not run away.
Somebody has my child.
My baby girl. Somebody has her.
[Natasha] I text her and I was just like,
"Hey, your family is worried about you.
If you don't wanna go home just text me and...
and let me know and I'll just let them know that you're okay.
I understand if you don't wanna talk to 'em.
We're teenagers." [chuckles]
She wasn't responding to me.
[Lt. Heather] In talking to Alicia's family,
I learned of several people in the circle
that she was gonna meet that night
at the party.
[Dawn] We gave her a couple names.
Ivan.
She said she was going with Ivan
and I do believe one of her friend's brothers.
[Lt. Heather] We did establish
that one of the older guys that Alicia hung out with
was 19 year old Ivan Ramirez.
Ivan had graduated Great Bend high school.
[Dawn] Alicia was very mature, very mature for her age.
And boys her age, they annoyed her.
They were nerds or they just weren't mature.
Mom and I had some really heated conversations
'cause I had concerns, um,
about some of the people she was hanging out with,
some of the decisions she was making.
[Lt. Heather] Investigators caught up to Ivan Ramirez
and were able to speak with him.
[indistinct chatter]
[Lt. Heather] Ivan Ramirez denied being involved
in ever picking her up at her residence.
He denied ever being
in the area with her or even having knowledge
of a party on the night that she disappeared.
He had indicated that he was at
a local bar with some friends.
It isn't uncommon for an 18 or 19 year old
to end up at a bar.
That's just something that happens
in our small communities.
So at this point,
like, Kansas Bureau of Investigations came in,
and conducted polygraph examinations.
During further questioning and interview
with Ivan Ramirez...
and after the polygraph,
we were able to say
that Ivan Ramirez was in the clear
and was not involved in Alicia DeBolt's disappearance.
Tammy indicated that Alicia was supposed to,
as soon as she got picked up, head over to the party.
She gave me the address of where I was supposed to be.
We went to the house and we learned that there was no party there.
We went to multiple locations in that area of town.
It was almost as if this party never happened.
At this point,
we have no idea who picked her up
or where they ended up.
So as we are waiting
for cellphone records to come in,
we received a very good tip
on the night that Alicia DeBolt disappeared.
That evening, the neighbors just happened to be outside
in their yard for a barbeque...
and had seen a dark colored SUV, smaller size.
And were able to confirm
that Alicia had exited her home,
walked outside, was on her cellphone
because they could see the light on her phone.
And then as she's walking,
the light disappears.
And then she goes over to the vehicle,
opens the door...
and the description
was that there was time that lapsed
before she got in.
[Tammy] Said she hesitated.
It probably was a person who thought she thought was pickin' her up.
[Lt. Heather] When this person showed up at her home,
Alicia had, for an instant, a hesitation.
She had reservation
of whether she was gonna get in that car.
That was the last time someone saw her that evening.
It was like she got inside the vehicle...
and then just vanished into thin air.
[Alana] The year 2010,
that was just a year that we had a lot of talent.
My first impression with Alicia
was just very... very simple, very kind,
very quiet.
And I remember thinking, "She's so quiet.
How is she going to be loud?"
[Alana] But she jumped in with her group
and I could see she was very strong.
What I saw in her was someone who...
She had the road already painted in front of her.
And I just can't help but think what it could've been.
[newscaster] Tammy Conrad says her 14 year old daughter left their house in Great Bend
around 11 'o clock Saturday night
[Vickie] This isn't just Alicia, like you know being out and not coming home
Because she would have been home by now.
She hasn't messaged anybody, she hasn't called anybody back,
I just want her to get home.
[newscaster] Alicia DeBolt was seen getting into a small black SUV the night before.
Alicia's story went quick. I mean it was everywhere. It was this cheerleader
went missing, I mean out of the blue she just disappeared.
[Alana] Here we are, at cheer practice.
And we have a game to prepare for and we just couldn't.
I didn't know Alicia, but I knew that we had a member of our
junior varsity cheerleading team that was missing.
[Alana] We were so worried,
and then the rumors, our small town rumors
were starting to float.
Some people would say, "Oh, she just ran off." Some people would say
something happened to her, they saw her with
so and so.
And I just remember being so afraid,
[woman] We didn't really know if this was someone here in our town, just
decided to you know, pick up a girl.
Maybe this guy is into cheerleader and you know, wants to kidnap cheerleaders.
This person could be walking around like,
we could be bumping into them in Walmart, they could be in the stands,
watching us cheers, they could be anywhere.
And so there was a lot of fear in the community.
So, as an investigator you look at
everyone potentially as a suspect.
Members of the cheer squad, members of the football team,
I heard about the black SUV
when news was getting out and people were starting to look forward
everybody was kind of on the lookout.
And if they knew somebody that drove that or if they seen that
car driving around town...
Sometime Monday, someone came to Mom's door.
[knock at door]
We answered it and there was a guy standing there saying, he was a friend of Alicia's.
He said, I'm Adam Longoria, and I'm like, who in the heck is Adam Longoria?
[Tammy] I never met him.
He told me who he was. He goes, "I heard your daughter is missing."
I think he said he read it on Facebook that she was missing.
Is there anything I can do to help find her?
So my wife called Heather while he was standing at the door.
[Heather] I had no idea who he was.
But, I spoke to my lieutenant.
And told them get somebody over there.
So, we learned that Adam Longoria
was a 36 year old man, from Texas and he came to Great Bend
in a relationship with Eva Brown.
She's a local resident here in Great Bend.
Adam Longoria had mentioned that he did know Alicia.
He had met her at a party that he had had for his girlfriend, Eva.
He didn't know Alicia very well,
that he had seen her a couple of times,
he inserted himself in the investigation.
As an investigator that's very suspicious behavior.
He denied ever picking Alicia up,
the night of her disappearance.
Adam Longoria had indicated to us that he was with his girlfriend Eva that evening.
That they went out to dinner.
And then went to the bar later that evening.
We would need to bring Eva in for questioning.
We need to know more information to try to put the pieces of the puzzle together.
We had set up an interview with Eva Brown.
[phone ringing]
-And then I receive a call. -[phone ringing]
A body has been found out at the Venture plant.
It's located out West of town.
One of the employees at this company,
had discovered human remains
and called it into dispatch.
That was probably one of the most difficult drives
as an investigator that you'll ever take.
[indistinct radio chatter]
Alicia's mom described her leaving the home that night
on the 21st wearing,
a pendant, it's a heart pendant and it's a necklace that she wore.
And I saw the pendant.
Looking at that little girl and,
you know that, in that moment it's her.
I mean, we knew, I knew it was coming.
We knew on Sunday that she wasn't coming home.
It was hard for my Mom, though.
Because, she thought it was gonna be a miracle.
I kept telling Heather, that's not mine, I don't know.
It can't be her. How do you know?
[Heather] We have an autopsy that is normal,
Part of the investigation for any death investigation,
Alicia's cause of death was determined to be homicide.
She was strangled and sexually assaulted,
and then her body was set on fire.
[Dawn] It shatters you.
You think that, you... you already have your mind wrapped around it.
That something bad happened but
to hear the details,
about someone getting hurt,
somebody like that,
um, you just... you can't fathom it.
[in distance] Come on, come on...
We get the breaking news that they found Alicia's body
and it was devastating. It was devastating that
she was actually gone.
It was scary, that she was murdered. That was just so sad,
That was just so sad.
What happened to her was
absolutely horrific.
We walked together in pairs like we weren't ever by ourselves.
It just was mind blowing that
someone like that evil was a part of our community.
[Heather] Investigating the area around were the body was discovered,
it was determined that an accelerant was used,
which was that of gasoline.
We made a decision to go out and start looking at
video footage in the areas
so gasoline places, uh, quick shops
things like that were fuel pumps would be located.
You just never know.
It could be one of the key pieces of information that could solve the case.
Within a day or two of locating the body of Alicia DeBolt
we started receiving Alicia's cell phone records.
In looking through the cell phone logs
one number stood out
in between, I would say July and August of 2010.
That same number was also the same phone number that
was texting Alicia DeBolt,
on the night that she disappeared.
And that cellphone number came up as Adam Longoria.
This was the same guy, Adam Longoria that was inserting himself into
the investigation earlier on
when he showed up at Alicia DeBolt's house
trying to put together a search party.
We kind of just thought, where did this guy come from, how did she meet him?
Alicia went to a party with... On July 10th and had met Adam
at that, it was his girlfriend Eva's birthday party.
So, Alicia had went with... and had met him that day.
After that birthday party he started sending
inappropriate messages and stuff.
I had already come across these texts,
this guy was calling and texting Alicia, before but we didn't know him
he is Adam Longoria.
I knew him by Rocco, that's all I knew,
because that was his slang name.
And that's what Alicia used as well.
Rocco.
Do you wanna meet up? Do you wanna hang out?
Why don't you like me?
Just things that a 36 year old shouldn't be saying to a 14 year old kid.
I thought that was really weird and I got involved with that
and told him, "She's 14 years old, you need to leave her alone."
And I totally should block the phone number.
Alicia didn't tell us that Adam was continuing to text her.
[Natasha] I didn't even know that he was bothering her.
She didn't really speak to me about it, but
I'm sure that really just wanted to kind of sweep it under the rug and
him to leave her alone and not keep harassing her basically.
We also learned that Adam Longoria had just
completed a seven year sentence in May of 2010,
for aggravated assault, burglary, evading and he was also in for larceny.
Then we learned that Adam Longoria drove a Ford smaller black SUV.
So at this point in time we wanna bring him in and talk to him some more.
Initially, Adam Longoria did admit that he texted
Alicia about a party on the night that she disappeared.
And we were able to look through the cell phone records and confirm
that Adam Longoria did send a text
later to Alicia DeBolt saying that
there wasn't gonna be a party, never mind.
But he wasn't in the clear.
There were some things that we still needed answers to.
Then in looking further at the text messages,
we learned that approximately two weeks before Alicia disappeared,
Alicia was receiving threatening text messages...
[cell phone vibrating]
[Heather] ...those text messages where coming from Adam Longoria's girlfriend,
Eva Brown's number.
July 23rd, she had texted Alicia saying that
she have been talking to her husband and that she needs to leave her alone.
So, Alicia handed the phone to me
I said, I don't know who you are and who your husband is but
you know, you need to stop, calling and texting my 14 year old sister.
She doesn't wanna talk to you guys, just leave her alone.
We thought we controlled it.
Eva Brown could've looked at Alicia as competition.
Was there a triangle? Was there jealousy? Was there rage?
We wanted to know more.
At the same time as part of investigation,
we were looking through video surveillance
around where the body was discovered of Alicia DeBolt.
And Loves was one of those convenient stores that was
located on tenth street were they had fuel pumps.
In looking through hours and hours of surveillance
at the Loves convenience store,
shortly after midnight 12:07 a.m.
A black SUV pulls up at the gas pumps,
I'm thinking this is definitely them.
We were able to get video surveillance of the Loves convenience store.
A black SUV pulls up at the gas pumps,
The driver and the only occupant exits the vehicle.
And, walks around a little bit.
Goes inside the Loves convenience store asks for a container
searches around the area for one,
and then ends up purchasing a dollar and 37 in gasoline.
The driver was identified as Adam Longoria.
We went out to the new residence were,
Adam Longoria was living with Eva his girlfriend,
and Eva told us that,
Adam Longoria was gone.
We learned that there's been a white SUV that was stolen,
from Venture Corporation and
looking further we learned that Adam Longoria works for this company.
[siren wailing]
The highway patrol is called in for assistance.
[indistinct radio chatter]
[Heather] They were able to make a traffic stop.
[Officer] Back to the vehicle.
[Heather] At this point it is a very tense moment.
[officer] Drop the keys outside the vehicle.
Slowly exit the vehicle. Are there any weapons in the vehicle?
... and turn around.
Turn around.
Do not put your hands in your pocket.
[Heather] But, they get him handcuffed and
restrained, put inside the patrol car.
And he's finally taken into custody and brought back to Great Bend.
When we brought Eva in for questioning,
she came clean about Adam Longoria
not being with her on the night that Alicia disappeared.
And from that point Eva was no longer a person of interest.
In further investigation, it was discovered that
inside of the vehicle
that Adam Longoria was driving, there were samples that were,
confirmed to be that of the DNA of Alicia DeBolt.
When Alicia was murdered it kind of had that feel to
uh, the entire community not just within the school that
something like this just doesn't happen in Great Bend.
It just made everybody hug their kids a little tighter.
She died young, she wasn't even get to go to the high school yet
...cheerleader
I would like her to be remembered for the beautiful person that she was.
She was really just like this shining light in the room.
She was always happy and like energetic and always like
there for you.
For a month he had been texting hundreds of texts,
to try to get with this little girl.
The party that,
Adam Longoria set the stage for just a ploy.
His ultimate goal was just to get Alicia in that car.
Adam Longoria's girl friend testified that the day after DeBolt went missing
he bleached his shoe laces and he also came home that night smelling like gasoline.
During the trial, all dressed up in these fancy suits
smirking, laughing, glaring us down,
I remember looking down a lot. I didn't wanna look at him.
But I could feel his eyes on ya.
In, June the jury came back with a verdict.
[woman] We the jury, unanimously find Adam Longoria
guilty of capital murder, criminal sodomy.
Soon after, Adam Longoria was sentenced to life without parole.
I'm glad it's over. I was tired of seeing that man long time ago.
And I hope I don't ever have to face him again.
[Heather] Adam Longoria was a 36 year old man
that took advantage of a young girl.
And tried to gain her trust, on so many levels.
Adam Longoria killed Alicia 'cause he was obsessed with her.
And he couldn't have her.
To honor Alicia, we made shirts, we got together and we made shirts
with her picture on it.
And we all wore them. But the first game of the season was gut wrenching.
It was really hard to be out on the field
being happy and cheerful and smiley.
But we really had to remind ourselves, we're doing this for Alicia.
This is what she wanted to do so bad, we have to do it for her.
That was a rough night.
But, it just seem like,
that whole year, there was a loss,
without having Alicia with us.
Things like this just don't happen to people around here. If you just made everybody
just keep a little closer eye on their children and know what's happening.
[woman] After her murder an essence was lost in Great Bend.
It's never been the same.
I want Alicia to be remembered as
the spunky, fun loving,
kid she was. I mean, she was a kid.
She was an amazing friend,
an amazing... amazing sister.
She went above and beyond for everybody.
That was just Alicia, she wanted everybody to be happy.
People tell me that, when I speak of Alicia I light up.
I always think when I speak of Alicia I usually cry.
I want to remember Alicia as a vibrant, young bubbly teenager,
that loved her family. She loved her friends.
She loved being a cheerleader, because she loved people, she trusted people.
Everybody was good to her. Why would they do anything bad?
I just want parents to be more aware of where your children are.
Just talking to your kids early on
about the dangers
of this world.
The dangers of people.
That not everybody is nice.
Not everybody has good intentions.
And even in Great Bend Kansas
it can happen.
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The boys were both shot multiple times.
It was very personal.
I felt like there was
some type of jealousy in their relationship with all of them.
He was gonna be the person
in the family that made it to the NFL.
People were saying, like, "Wait til the truth comes out."