What the Oh. As officers chase the silver Impala, they have no idea they're about to stumble into one of the city's most devastating cases. What are those doing there? Um well, you you don't have a tire. Well, I know. I'm going home right now. You going where? >> I'm going home right now to get Okay. Where's home? Um just down the block. Put your hand on, buddy. I was just Soon, the detectives get Julissa out of the car for further questioning. But, her explanations remain vague, raising more questions than answers. But, what really alarms them right now needs a definite answer. You see this? This is blood. No, it's not. It was deer meat. Deer meat? Ravioli and burgers was a video. Let me see your hand for a second. Can you just show your hand to me? How about the other side? It smells like deer meat. It's like death in there. It's deer meat. What looks like blood in there and It's not blood. It's deer meat. I had a big bag of Amish farm around here that does deer meat and hamburger. So, I get fresh bags from them. Detectives feel their suspicion sharpening. Most of all toward the trunk she keeps avoiding. What do you have in your trunk? Nothing. Nothing in the trunk at all? Nothing. There's no deer meat or anything in the trunk? No, sir. Can you guys let me go? I know. >> Can I just write you a warning instead of giving you a ticket? As Julissa grows increasingly impatient, demanding to be let go, the detectives hold firm. Detectives decide to detain the vehicle, noting the condition of her car and inconsistencies in her story, and offer her a ride back home. And while some detectives drive Julissa home, others stay behind to examine the vehicle. After careful discussion, detectives finally decide to open the trunk unaware of the shocking discovery waiting inside that will turn the case upside down. Woah. Uh Woah. Woah. Holy [ __ ] All right, let's cover it. Inside the blanket in the trunk, detectives are met with a shocking sight. A young boy's body, his head gone. Go grab her. Yeah. Yeah, bring her right now.