You need help? >> No. >> Hey, how do you get to her? >> Get me >> in the black box. >> Yeah. >> Just after 3:30 p.m. in Cleveland, Ohio, officers respond to what seems like a routine call. But hidden behind one locked door is a discovery never before seen by the public. One that will leave you stunned. Cops are knocking at the suspect's door. But instead of letting them in, he says they're freaking him out. >> Bro, you can't be here like this. >> You can't be here like this, bro. >> I'm just knocking on your door. >> I understand that, but you making you making me hot. >> What? >> You're making me hot. >> What does that mean? >> I'm about to come out. >> All right, come on out. looking at him. Apparently, this all started in front yard. >> Give me a few minutes to take a look. >> How you doing, sir? >> Y'all can't be out here like this. >> My name's Officer Robas. That's officer Oed. Just so you know, everything's recorded. >> Listen. >> Yes. >> Turn those cameras off, please. >> Well, what's what's going on? >> Can you please turn your cameras off? >> You have to give me a reason, and I can't. >> You guys are making my my spot hot. I work for you guys. Okay, long story short, I work for you guys. Please get out here. >> You guys are born and spotted. >> All right. >> Who do you work for? >> I can't tell you that. Why? >> I cannot tell you that because I'm not allowed to tell you that. Okay. So, just understand that. >> Well, here. Go home. >> We have a call here, sir. Let me just tell you why we're here and then we'll leave. It could be nothing. I don't know. I don't know anything about you. >> All right. I'm just saying y'all can't be here. Y'all making my spot. All right. >> Well, that doesn't make any that doesn't make any sense. Don't I I don't It don't need to make sense to y'all. You So, what I need y'all to do is >> Hey, sorry, can you come over to this address for a minute? >> No, don't don't do that, bro. You going >> 31-year-old Delante Edmund Guyger is accused of keeping a woman tied up in his basement. But what's really stressing him out isn't prison time. It's that his side hustle as a confidential informant might blow his cover in the neighborhood. >> Long story short, I need y'all to leave. Make a phone call. Well, we're not going to leave that quickly until the funeral's going out. >> There's nothing. >> So, we were told that a lady's tied up in the basement. >> There ain't nobody tied up in the basement. >> Can we look? >> No. No. But why? >> Why not? >> Because I say so. Um, >> there's someone tied up down there. >> No. >> What's your name, buddy? >> I can't tell you that, bro. >> What do you mean you can't tell me that? >> That's your truck? >> My dump truck? That's my company truck. That's right. It's in my Yeah. There's nothing going on with it. Is >> it in your name? >> No. Then why why don't you want to tell us who you are? >> I'm trying to tell you I am an confidential informant. That's all I have to say. You guys are bugging right now. You guys are >> No, that's not all you have to say. >> That's >> Who told you that? >> I I can't say nothing else. >> Well, there's something happen in the basement. We have >> There's nobody in the basement. I just what I >> So why can't I look? >> Why do you Why do you >> All that stuff that went on in the past with those three girls, man, we got to take this seriously. >> What three girls? the Gina De Jesus. >> And I don't know them hoes. >> You know what I'm saying? If we don't take this seriously, >> I'm gonna give you my social security number. >> Oh, yeah. >> Please don't. >> We're not going in without >> Yeah. He can't do that. Tell him please not to do that. >> Do what? >> I'm not going in. >> That's fine. Sergeant, please tell him not. He's not going. >> Okay. I'm going to give you my social security number. >> I want you to run it. >> Okay. My going to come up. What's going on is you guys had a crackhead and a fossil claim. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Well, that's an answer. >> That's it. >> Well, then we still have to follow up on it. >> There's nothing going on, sir. >> All right. But do you understand our point? >> I understand your point. You're actually >> If we just walk away and somebody actually is there, what are we going to do? >> Well, that's what you guys are going to have to do because I'm not letting you inside. >> Do you see Do you see where the problem lies? >> No, there is no problem. >> We don't just write he said it's cool and we leave. >> Well, that's that's how it goes because if I >> No, that's not. So, how what do you mean? Listen. >> So, they're not going to let this go, >> bro. Listen. >> So, either today, tomorrow, the next day, in the next 5 minutes, you're going to considerly have these problems. And if we have to call Detective Smith and say, "Hey, do you think this guy would have a girl kite up in his basement?" >> He's going to say no. >> Is he 100%, bro? I just >> He's willing to risk his career for all that. >> You think I'm [ __ ] Oh my gosh. You're going to take a a crackhead's word over uh Detective Detective Smith's word, right? >> I haven't spoken to Detective Smith. He's still claiming he's a confidential informant. But why would an informant risk blowing his own cover? Something doesn't add up. >> What does that convey though? >> A confidential form usually has the policeman or officer or detective with them >> when they're when they're working. That's kind of >> I understand what you're saying. But what I am saying >> and then most and then most confidential informants don't come screaming out the back door. I'm a confidential informant, do they? >> No, listen. But but what I understand I I'm I'm going to let you guys know this. I want you guys to know what's going on in my backyard. >> Okay. This is what hap this is what's going on. >> Okay. >> Okay. Listen. I don't I don't I'm not doing nothing illegal, but I work for you guys. >> That's what you said for the last 10 or 15 minutes. >> There's nothing going on. Please do your re Please do your homework and research. >> I have no homework and I have no research. >> Call detective. >> And what's he going to tell me? He's going to tell you that I am valid and everything is okay. >> Okay. But is he going to tell me that there's not a girl tied up in your basement? >> Of course, cuz he's never been. >> Okay. Is he going to be for sure? >> Yes. >> How do I know? >> How does he know? >> Yeah. How does he know? >> A quick call to the detective on Dalante's case gets officers inside for a quick sweep, but no cameras are allowed, keeping the scene completely off limits to the public eye. Not yet. >> Yes, you can, bro. >> I'll talk to you in your officers coming to Texas. >> I do too. I only want you I only need you in my house, bro. >> Trust me, we'll be fine. Please. >> Please. You understand the the safety issue of it, right? For a police officer, bro. >> You know what I mean? >> Trust me, y'all. He's a silly guy. >> Oh, anybody got a lighter? I smoke my nerves. >> I do. if needed. >> My nerves are really bad. >> Let's get out of the ring. I got to >> just stay here. >> I want to get out of here, too. >> I talked to you. >> No, dude. There's too much going on. >> No, no, no. >> All right, stand outside. Leave this crack in case you scream. >> The basement looks empty, but cops know better. This story is far from over. [Music] Okay. Later that night, another informant shares a chilling story about Delante, whom she calls blessed. >> Uh, so what's going on? >> So I guess he, you know, Bless did his homework and found out that he was trying to set him up. So >> wait, can you one second? >> I'm sorry. >> No, you're good. So freaked out. >> Who's blessed? Les is the one in in the house that murdered. >> What's he look like? >> About 53, dark skinned. Um, he's the one serving the dope out of there. >> Okay. >> It's his house. He owns the house. And I go out. I wake up about 6:00 tonight. He calls me. He's like, "I want you to come over. I want to talk to you." >> Oh, wait. What about Go back I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt you. back to when he picked up and you said >> him at the house when we seen her walking down the street. >> Okay. >> She gets in the car with him immediately and they get to the stop sign her DJ and you know I just return the phone or whatever and they're like, "Hey, you want to ride back?" I'm like, "Sure." But it looked like it was me trying to set up cuz they got, you know, >> Mhm. >> but I guess he did his homework. He's supposedly playing off one of your guys' detectives and they told him that he was trying to set him up. So she had come over there yesterday and his girlfriend see he has a girlfriend named a black girl and they tied her up, stabbed her, beat her and killed her. He showed me pictures. He they made he made her write a thousand times. I am a rat. I am a snitch. I am a rat. I am a snitch. Then where he murdered her at, he ripped up for the fireplace. He ripped up all like the tile right there and told me I have to paint it and I have no choice. He wants me to paint it tomorrow. And he was telling me everything about my pierce. He said, "I'll kill you, too." He's like, "It's be a little harder." He literally has [ __ ] and he told her in the basement. My friend Katie seen her in the basement, called the police, and they said it would he called the detective. Detective said, "We'll just let let them search your um basement." So, he moved her body from the basement to upstairs and let the cops come in and search the basement and left. He stabbed her in her right arm, which is on the pictures. She's bound up naked. She's naked in front of the fireplace. Um like tied with like zipped eyes. Um you see her writing with a pencil and a piece of paper. Um he stabbed her in a radar and he beat her so bad she couldn't open her eyes. Boom. He said he kept feeding her crack to keep her alive, but he beat her for three hours and then murdered her. >> Who said that? >> Oh, what? Who said that? >> Told you this >> and showed me pictures in his phone of her dead body. >> Why did he do all that? >> He said he trusts me. >> I don't know why he he was like I'm just He's like, "I made my girlfriend help you." He's like, "I'm just letting you know that I'll do the same thing to you." >> With tension running high, police storm back to the house of horrors, desperately looking for a body. Hey, I got the phone. Okay. >> Um, >> hey, did did you talk to Detective Smith? Did he tell you what's going on? >> Yes. Yes. All right. So, I appreciate this. Um, he's before this. >> Yeah. >> You know my number. >> What's up, bro? How y'all doing? People >> I'm in the overtime now, man. You got to come through the background. Okay. >> Yeah, I can do that. >> Is that cool? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You sure? >> Yeah. Thanks for all my bro. Sorry for my attitude. Okay. Give me 5 seconds. >> Maybe the back door car. >> Oh, no. All right. [Music] Hey, watch front to see if someone will walk with us first. If that chick's in there, she might be leaving, but doesn't matter, right? It would be funny if he never comes back and he stole my lady. >> Jokes on him. I found that lady. Saw one roof. Huh? >> Saw one roof. There's a sheet on that one or something. >> He's not good at hiding. >> Yo, >> Jake, did they do they know what I told you about though? Listen, we're here to look to see for a body. That's it. >> As officers comb through the house, a terrifying sound echoes through the walls. >> Hey, first, come down here a minute. >> Copy. >> Anybody on that front porch? >> What's that noise I keep hearing that you keep turning music up on? I heard him dragging something up when he went from the front to the back. Is there anybody in there? I heard voices. >> Who's out there? >> What is >> Can you hear it, >> please? >> Where you at? >> She's under. There's a thing under under my >> Do you need help? >> All right. >> Shockingly, the victim turns out to be a 60year-old woman. >> Where you at? >> Where you at, man? >> M35. You can send us two numbers. >> All right, we're looking. >> Hey, how do you get to her? in the black box. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god, dude. >> Ready to sit here, miss. >> I'm paralyzed. >> Oh my gosh. >> I'm paralyzed. >> All right. >> How old are you? >> 60. >> Six-year-old female. Step up EMS. >> Are you injured besides that? I'm paralyzed. >> You're paralyzed. >> I'm paralyzed. >> What's your name? >> EMS is EMS is in route. Are you cold? >> I hurt. >> You hurt? All right. We want to get you out of there, but I'm afraid to move you. I'm going to let EMS do all that. Okay. >> So bad. >> What did he do to you? >> He did what? >> You want to fire? At least get her upright. She says she's >> you can find her here. They can >> Are they here? >> No. He's got no >> They've been dispatched. >> Huh? >> Did he stab you? >> Where are you stabbed? You think? >> My arm. >> Your arm. >> Dalante is taken into custody while the victim is carefully rushed to the hospital. >> That was stupid as But like I wasn't going to kill. I wasn't gonna I've been feeding her and you know what I'm saying but I just can't have her out on the I just because I'm working with Detective Smith trying to get him 10 guns five AKs four Glock street that's supposed to be going into the valley like next week. You know what I'm saying? I'm trying to get him mov 6 ounces a day on Coke crack and I'm trying to get him descriptions of ounces a day. But like I found out that this is that and you know what I'm saying? If I was you found out who I was that that that the lady that that that what I was taking care of in my house um is a rat and if she was to get back out on the street exposed you die and get killed. You know what I'm saying? So like I'm new to I understand I up. I know I can't get out of this. This is man. You know what I'm saying? I know I know his name. >> Dante talks through the grizzly details like he's just giving a weather report. So yesterday was Tuesday, so she probably got there like Monday or something. >> Yeah, Monday she was kicking it, cool, calm, collecting. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. You know what I'm saying? Eating, lying to me. Like, dude, you like that. You know what I'm saying? So that's how that went down, bro. I apologize, bro. >> Okay. But I like I just trying to die out here in these streets with y'all with these crackheads >> cuz this is serious. [ __ ] die. I keep on telling them like I need to talk to a corporal. Put me in a room by myself. Like the way y'all play like it was 50 cars in front of my house. I don't think the streets talk, you know what I'm saying? Type [ __ ] Like so like I up. But like I'm new to this >> and I feel like my life is in danger. People tried to kill me three times already. You feel me? Got been shot in my underarm, blood, all type of weird. This is crazy. And I felt like I was going to die. If I didn't hold her for like two days and tell her like let her know what was going on, come kill the [ __ ] Feel like would have been dead. Long story short, if I wanted to kill her, she would have been dead. >> Would you mind walking me through again? I I know it's a little tough right now and it's it's bad time but like everything that went through like the time where you and were together like what happened during those days >> her punched on her slapped on her tell her punched on her slapped on her punched on her slapped on her >> punched on her slapped on her move from the basement to another room fed her showered her gave her some water put a blanket over her telling you the truth >> no let's find Was I raping her? >> No. >> Okay. >> Is that what you about to ask me? >> No. You about to ask me? >> No. Like, were you giving her drugs and stuff like that? >> Why would I give her my drugs? >> Why would I do that? That's good, man. >> I didn't know how. >> So, at any point were when was she asking to leave? Different things like that. >> She has nowhere to go. >> Okay. She has nowhere to go. All she was just asking was why. Stop. I won't do it again. I'll never tell. I'll never tell. I'll never tell. blast, please. I'll never tell. I know I deserve this, but I'll never tell. Like, that's a culture in the streets. You know what I'm saying? I got four beautiful kids. >> Okay. So, during this time when the traffic stop occurs and she goes on her way, was there anybody that ever said like besides like if she was doing anything that like, "Yeah, she told me that." >> No, I thought it was somebody else until I did my homework. >> Okay. So this is all you transpiring doing everything doing all your own >> stuff in your head and like hey >> listen to the detectives as we all get out the car detectives like you can go. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Okay. You ain't even get searched it's crack $200 worth of dope in a car and skill and they you didn't even get searched. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just get your bag. You forget your bag. >> They're helping her out with >> Don't forget your bag. Go ahead. Go. Thank you. >> Dalante starts off mocking the cops, then flips the script, trying to sweet talk his way out of charges, insisting he just wants to go home. But home sweet home, not a chance. This so-called architect of terror plead guilty to assault, kidnapping, evidence tampering, and illegal weapons. And now he's looking at 16 to 20 years behind bars. >> Real. I like this. I see it on TV. I'm excited. I'm so slick. I'm slicking and deer [ __ ] y'all. Man, I almost got I almost got away, y'all. [ __ ] Them cops horrible, boy. I'm slick, boy. I ain't trying to brag no. I try to brag no boss, bro. You know what I'm saying? We going We I'mma help y'all out flat out. But I can't be I can't sit in this room. I can get keys and keys and keys and keys and guns and guns. You going to see it in my phone. I know everybody big. I just want to know. I know I know I'm in trouble right now. I know I'm in trouble right now with this this need to happen after I make those busts for you. >> You know what I'm saying? The judge will understand that. She should understand that. You know what I'm saying? Like >> Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like you you know what I'm saying? Right. >> Right. So, like I need to go home.