I just hope they're okay. >> Who's they? >> My kids. >> And And that's it. Oh, >> you say they just hope they're okay. What do you think happened today? >> I don't know. Well, you know Anita more than I do. If you could guess, what do you think happened today? Spoiler details are in the video description and the full results of all charges in the case are laid out at the end of the video. >> But it's fine. I mean, >> well, it's not fine, >> right? Because >> we need to figure this out, >> right? So, it's it's starting to get just a little bit like >> concerning. I mean, he my son is there. >> My son is there. And if he's not there, I don't know what else we can do from here. >> Yeah. But that's not a good address that you're giving us. >> Then I don't know what else to tell you because that's where I left my son. Unless he's lost or unless he's with another person that's hurting him, then then I can understand. But >> I don't know what else to tell you. >> Okay. So, like I like I told you earlier, I know that you care about your son. >> It's very obvious. Mhm. >> And that's why and I know that you know where you left him because you wouldn't just leave him somewhere that >> right >> that you didn't know where he was that you could go back to him. >> Of course. >> Was Was he awake when he fell out of bed? >> He was awake. Yeah. >> Was he okay? I just checking. >> So try to Can you Can you explain to me when you're going driving to Seattle? >> You said it took you like 2 hours to get there. >> 1 hour to get there. When I got there, I I took him with to the lady >> and then I left and I said, "Hey, I'm going to be here for 12 months and I'm leaving and that's it." >> Okay. Took you an hour to get to her house. >> Mhm. >> Can you tell me anything like what exit you took? What area you in? What's around her house? >> I don't remember. >> How did you find out how to get there? >> I don't remember. I just I drove and I got there. Oh, I had her address and then I put it in the navigation. >> Can I see your navigation? >> Yep. What do you use for your navigation? >> Just like >> like do you use Google or >> Google maps or >> I don't think that I used actually the navigation for that one. You can check. >> Do you have Do you mind if I look? Do you have ways to >> uh No. Okay. >> So, we should just if we I just want you to be able to see what we're doing. I don't want to go anything through your phone without um >> I did actually I did use a navigation for that one >> for the address. Yeah, it's on there. >> Okay. Around what time was that that you did that? >> So, this says recent T-Mobile. Oh, T-Mobile in Seattle. Did you go there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Or the T-Mobile in Seattle. >> It just says recent. >> Yes, I did. >> Let me see if we can do more here. Here we go. >> Today. >> Do you go to T-Mobile after you drop off your son or before? I think I stopped by there before >> before you dropped him off. Did you got out of the car and went inside the T-Mobile store? >> Um, yes, >> you did. And your son went with you or he stay in the car? >> My son went with me. >> Okay. Uh, what's the >> What's this lake terrace address? >> Um, that's looks like that's the place where I went. Oh, no. That's the church we go to. And this one here, >> this is where she was earlier. This is in Richfield. >> Oh, okay. >> So recent. >> So it and probably not the T-Mobile store. I think it's just like a different place that I went to. >> Do you remember what were you doing in that area? >> Let me see. I don't know why it says T-Mobile. That's not right. Um I don't know. I think it's the T I don't know why it says that. That's not right cuz I never went to T-Mobile. So, I don't know. Like after today, I think or before today. I didn't I haven't gone to T-Mobile. Let me see the address. >> I know. I'm trying to get back to where we were. I don't know. >> Oh, that's when I was Yeah, that's when I was looking for different T-Mobiles to apply to. That's when I was looking for a job. >> Okay. You were planning on applying at T-Mobile. >> Yeah. Again, that was before. That wasn't today. That's not concerning today. >> Today, my son should be at that address. And if he's not there, then now I'm concerned. Can I take a picture of this just so we can like >> Yes. >> Maybe uh figure out some of these locations and see if maybe >> All right. >> Maybe it will um be something. >> Yeah. >> Do you have families in Seattle? Are you >> I The only family that I have is this lady that I'm telling you that is taking care. >> Okay. You got her name and all of that. Does this lady exist or >> Anita? >> Does she have any social Anita? >> What? >> Anita is her name. >> Yeah. >> Does she have any social? >> Does she have any social media? Facebook, Instagram? No. How do you meet her? >> I met her through um I met her. Where did I meet her? >> At my job. I used to work at T-Mobile. Tob's apartments. The Shadow Village. >> I haven't been there in forever. >> These aren't the apartments where you were at. No. >> Okay. So, this is like old. >> Yeah, this is old. I haven't been there in forever. I don't even know what that is. >> Yeah. >> Jenna, do you mind if I look through your messages? I feel like you're having a hard time remembering things and I don't know if you're in shock or what's going on, but maybe that could help us find something. >> Yeah. >> Would that be okay? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you mind if I see it? >> Yeah. And see, this is where my son fell. But you can check You can check I'm sorry. You can check my phone. >> I appreciate it. I'll put it right here. >> Um, who is this number that you deleted? >> Let me see. >> I have no idea. Recently deleted. >> Do you mind if I look at those? >> Um, I do mind. >> Is there a reason? I mean, I'm not hiding anything, but I mean, >> no, I know. It's just It's a fair question. >> Yeah, let's out of there. >> So, literally, this is just like my friend texting me. This is my brother text me the address to where your son's at. This is my sister. Please tell me where >> the address where your son is at. >> I haven't texted him anything. I haven't replied to him. My mom, we've been fighting over the kids and over her opening the door. Mom, open the door. I'm outside. Mom, open the door. Open the door. And she's just like done with me. And then this is my friend. He's like, "Your mom's concerned. You need to text back." This is the police that I've been calling over and over. Um, today I called them today. This is a friend of mine. >> All right. >> This is also concerning. This is my older son. >> Okay. >> Who I suspect and if we can do something about it at home where I live, who I suspect gets raped. >> Yeah. my oldest son. And I have the address. >> The seven-year-old. >> Can you guys write that down? >> Yeah. Seven-year-old. >> What's his name? >> Where's he staying? >> With my with my with grandparents. That's why that's why we've been fighting because they don't want to let me in. And I suspect that he's getting raped. And I've already tried calling the police and there's like um I already like a CPS being filed and I hope that they can check him. So the Okay, that's the address I think that I saw. >> And this is an Everett, Washington 98204. And I suspect he gets raped by my dad. So, if we can check that. Um, and then other than that, that's all I have. I also have a picture. And that's it. Would you be okay if she kind of read some of those up there on her own? Like I said, she'll leave it. I >> I'll leave it here so you can see what I'm saying. There's just there's no way that today you went from Everett to Seattle >> and met Anita without contacting her somehow. and making some kind of arrangement for your son. >> Right. I don't know why you say there's no way if it happened. So, I don't know what else to tell you. >> Well, you told me you went on your Facebook and found her phone number, >> right? But then I deleted my Facebook. So, I don't know now. Just >> Okay. So, it's my sister like, "Hey, where's where's your son? Where's your son? I need him." She's going to fly out in 4 days. So, I can't wait for that to happen. >> From Pasadena. >> From Pasadena. She's flying out. >> Ariel is your son. Ariel. >> Ariel. He's my Ariel Garcia. He's my He's my baby. Ariel. So, I'm just I don't know what else to tell you guys. guys, I don't know what else you guys want me to say or to, you know, that's exactly what happened. Like, we went to this other lady and I made sure that she stayed with him. And now I'm second thinking. I'm second thinking myself because I'm like, okay, if my mom now is starting to talk to me that I should have left my youngest son with my mom while I came to get help, right, while I came to come like recover, but she didn't answer me until barely today. And so now my son's already with this other lady. So, >> this is the lady you stayed with last night. This is the blood on the floor. >> That's the lady that I stayed with >> the two two nights ago, but she that's not the lady who I left my son with. We left there this morning. Yeah. >> But this is where your son fell was at her house. >> And you went to the hospital? >> I went to the Swedish prominence. >> This for Ariel? >> This for Ariel. >> And what time did you go to the hospital? >> We went to the hospital at 12 No, at 11 a.m. We went to the hospital at 11:00 a.m. We didn't get We didn't get fully checked. So then so we we didn't get seen there so we left and then um and I took him over to Anita's house and if she's not answering or if she if you guys can't like I hope that you can find the address and I hope that you can find that he's there. >> Yeah, I can't I can't find the address is the problem. So um >> do you have any way of logging back into Facebook? >> I don't even remember my login or my password. We've been checking. Um, let me see. Cuz >> what was the name? >> What happened to him? What did he What happened to him? >> He fell from the bed. >> Um, >> did anything else happen that you're not >> No. >> No. Nothing else. >> Alika Bond, right? >> Was it Alika? >> Anita. >> Anita. Same last name though. >> What was last? >> Bon. Yeah. So, >> and even I hurt myself right here while I while I try to pick him up. >> Okay. >> So, so now I'm like missing >> part of this. >> What's your last name genetically? >> Garcia. Just like my son. >> Is it hyphenated or anything? >> No. Were you guys both asleep when he fell out of bed? >> No, I was awake. I was making myself a tea and then as soon as I I seen him like fall, I'm like, how do you spell Anita's last name? I'm sorry. >> B O N. And then I got to make him breakfast and everything like that. So, but um yeah, he was he was he was flowing. something now. >> Did he fall straight out of bed just right to the floor? >> He was jumping and then he fell on the ground. >> Oh, that makes sense. >> Mhm. >> Then you guys had breakfast after he fell. >> Yeah. >> So, he should have been fine. >> Yeah. But >> yeah. >> So, >> is it okay if I look at your recent pictures? Um, >> I won't go. >> Actually, no. >> Okay. >> No, because we're gonna leave. Yeah, just leave the phone right here, though. No, we won't look at it, but just leave it. >> Okay. >> That's why I asked for permission. I won't go through. >> No, I don't want You don't want me to go through? >> I rather you not. >> Okay. >> So, >> is there somewhere else where you leave him besides >> That's the only place. Now, I don't know if she took him. I now I don't know if my son is in danger at this point. >> We don't either. That's why I'm I'm trying to We need to try to get to Anita's house, >> right? >> Somehow we need to get figure out who Anita is and where she lives. >> Mhm. >> How do I find her? >> Her address is right there and her phone number. That's all I have. >> It's not a good address. >> Then I don't know anything else. >> What is her name on Facebook? >> Anita. >> How you spelled it? Just how you spelled it. >> A N I T A N I T A >> N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N I A L I C A. Um, and then the last name B O N. Do you have Anita in your contacts? No. So when I search A L I C A B for people, are any of these her? >> No. >> But you said she has a Facebook. That's how you got a hold of her. >> It's none. >> Nope. None of those. She has a Catholic um Catholic background and like a rosary. >> Mm-m. >> Is her picture? Nope. >> Do you know does her name show something else besides that? >> None of that. >> A L I C A. >> Mhm. >> B O N. >> Mhm. >> Who else knows Anita? >> I don't know. No one from my family knows her. >> Well, you met her through church. I know. Through >> through at my job. >> Okay. Who was the the manager at your job? She was a customer. >> Yeah, >> she was a customer. Mhm. >> Did she buy you anything? >> She would come see me every once in a while, but no. >> That doesn't make a lot of sense, right? I feel like you're almost making up stuff as you go. >> No, that's really all that happened. So, I don't know what else to tell you guys. How long ago was this that you were talking to Anita when she will randomly show up at your job? >> This was like um a few this was like last year. Few years ago. >> Last year. A few years ago was a big >> two years ago. And then I messaged her I messaged her not that long ago and then I >> What was the reasoning for you messaging her? >> Because I I wanted her to watch my kids again. But and then I finally got a hold of her again today and I let her I let her take my kids. >> Well, the one, right? >> Yeah. Okay. Well, we got to keep working through it. We got to figure out how to how to find her. >> That's all I have. That's all I know. >> Um when you were driving south today towards Seattle Mhm. >> did you stop anywhere else? Mm-m. >> Just her house. Just her house. >> Okay. >> What does her house looks like? Sorry. Okay. >> What does her house looks like? >> It's a big blue house. No, it's like a big I don't know if it's a blue house or like a different color. Just like a regular house. >> How many floors? It's a twotory, one story home. >> Oh, her she lives in apartments. >> She does. >> She lives in the blue house. >> In the blue house. Um, that's probably No, it's not a blue house. That's like her neighbors. >> Whose blue house are you describing? >> A different house. >> That belongs to who? >> Um, probably I'm probably thinking about my parents' house, but that's not what I'm talking about. >> Then why would you bring this up? >> Because it just came up. >> What does that have to do with Anita's house? >> Well, then no, that's not her house. She lives in apartments. She lives on the second floor. Okay, I'm going to let you gather your thoughts for a second, okay? Because what you're saying is not making any sense and it's making you look worse, you know, less credible, right? >> Yes. >> Because what you're saying is just making zero sense. >> Mhm. >> So, gather your thoughts and like tell me something that actually makes sense. >> Okay. So, she lives in apartments. She doesn't live in a blue house. Um, and from there that that's all I know. I took them there and I don't know anything else. >> What color are the apartments? >> Just like regular colors. >> What are regular colors? >> Like like black or like um like orange. Um, red. I don't know. Just like regular color. Tell me something that you remember about those apartments that if I drove up to them, I would be like, "Yes, those are the apartments she was talking about." Anything you can close your eyes, you can think about it. Anything you can remember. >> That's it. >> Did you walk up to the apartment to drop off? >> I drove there and then I walked up to the apartment place. >> How many stairs cases did you take? >> Just two. Just two staircases. >> And then did you took a right or a left? Uh, a right or was it a left? No, a right. >> Okay. How How much How long did you walk? Did you go to her apartment? >> Not that much. I don't walk too much. >> How many doors did you pass? >> Not that many doors. I don't think any door at all. >> She went up the stairs and you took your first ride and that's their apartment. The apartment. >> Okay. What happened when you got there? >> So, when I got there, I spoke to her. I said, "Hey, this and this is going on. Like, I want to know if you can watch my kid for me for the next 12 months." >> Why did you tell her what's going on? I I went >> I'm having pro I'm having problems with my parents. They're not letting me back in the house. My mom, she took my son. My son was staying with me, but she took him out of school early and I freaked out. And so, now she has my son. She doesn't answer me. She won't let me get my son. I call the cops. They don't do anything. And so, which is fine. I don't care. But then um I was like um I need to go get help. I need to get sober again. So I want to leave my kid with you now. And so >> when's the last time you drank? >> Like last weekend. >> Last weekend. >> Mhm. >> So today is Wednesday. >> Today's Wednesday. Maybe not last. Yeah. Like Thursday maybe. >> Okay. Last weekend. >> What about meth? >> Meth? When was the last time I used? >> Mhm. So, I recently relapsed like today. >> No, not today. Like I recently relapsed like two weeks ago. >> So, that's why I'm like, "Okay, I do need to come get help." Because I don't ever do that. I don't ever use drugs. But that night, I did use I I use math like just like a single whatever. I don't smoke. I don't do any of that. >> Were you with somebody when you did? >> I did. I was with someone. >> Yeah. Who were you with? >> And it was easier for me to do it because I was drunk. Like super drunk. >> Yeah. So I and I was with I was with some friend and then so I got I left from there and that's when I was like okay I need to come get help because I can't relapse and do everything that I want to do right >> so yes I have used >> um ever since that day I've been drinking tea tea tea so it can like so it can clean out of me and I can >> Yeah and I can be okay and I can be sober because I don't like to be impaired. I don't like I want I like to be sober. >> Yeah. So, but that's the best. >> So, it's been like two weeks since you used meth and then you haven't had any alcohol since like last Thursday. >> Yeah. >> About about a week. >> Okay. So, I'm sorry. You're there with Anita. What's Anita wearing? >> She's just wearing regular like a regular shirt and just pants. >> What's a regular shirt? >> Blue pants like um brown shirt. That's it. >> Okay. T-shirt? >> Just a regular blouse. Like a like a woman blouse. >> Okay. Something. Does anybody else live with her? >> Just herself and I think her kids. >> How many kids does she have? >> Um, three kids or something like that? >> Three. Do you know how old they are? >> I didn't see them. >> Okay. Do you know how old they are? >> No. >> Okay. How do you know she has three kids? >> Because she's talking to me before like when she would come to the store and you know this and that. So, >> but she came to your store and didn't buy anything. >> No, she would just come to the store and see how I'm doing or anything with the phone. any help that I might need with the phone. >> That you might need with the phone. >> Mhm. >> Why would you need help with the phone? >> No, that she needs help with the phone. Sometimes she needs help like, you know, with anything like opening up different apps or just like >> Okay. >> doing different things. >> Okay. About how old are her kids when she would talk about them? >> Um or just like different sometimes she needs help like you know with phone like I don't know. >> Yeah. >> How about how old are her kids when she talk about them? Are they in school? They're older. They're older. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And they're in her apartment there. So, did you go in her apartment today? >> I went into her apartment. >> Okay. Tell me what it looks like in there. >> Just regular. >> Regular doesn't cut it. Tell me what it looks like. >> So, you walk in, there's a TV and then there's like um there's like sofas and the rooms. >> So, you walk in, you said TV's in front of you. Is it >> is it hanging on something? Is it sitting on something? >> It's just sitting on something. >> Okay. Yeah. Do you remember what that looks like when it's sitting on? >> Just regular TV. >> What does it look like when it's sitting on? >> Um like a like a wood a wooden um drawer and like a TV. >> Okay, >> that's it. >> What about And you said there's a couch. >> Is it like a big couch, small couch? >> It's a big couch. >> How big? What does it look like? >> It's just like stretched out like that. It's just like a big couch. >> Like in an L shape you're drawing. Do you remember what color it was? Is it light dark pattern? Remember anything like that? >> Light pink couch. Okay. In like an L shape. >> Mhm. >> Okay. What else do you remember in the apartment? >> And then the other Yeah. And then the other couch is um like a black couch. >> Okay. >> So, >> what else do you remember in the apartment? Where's the kitchen? >> Kitchen is to the left. So, you walk in the door, your TV, you've got two couches you described, and then to the left is the kitchen. >> Mhm. >> What's the kitchen look like? >> Pans, that's it. >> Pans. >> Yeah, like the um like the stove top and then there's like pans on top. That's it. >> Color the cabinet. >> Regular wood. Light wood. >> Like a white wood cabinet. Is it a big kitchen? Little kitchen. It's a small kitchen. >> Can you describe it? Like if if I if I couldn't see and I wanted to know what what it looked like, how would you how would you >> It's a small kitchen. There's like glass windows and it's there's like um what do you call it? Um >> I don't know what you would call it. Yeah. >> The >> I don't even know. Okay. >> But yeah, >> glass windows like on the cabinets. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, how many bedrooms are in there? Did you see? >> I think only two. I don't know. >> Two. Did you see them? >> No, I didn't see them. >> Okay. Did you see anybody else in the apartment with her? >> Two. Three. I think it's three bedrooms, actually. >> Okay. >> So, like one. So, three. Three bedrooms. >> Where are they at? Like, if you're When you walk in, you have your living room, the kitchen's on the left. Where are the bedrooms? >> To the right. >> On the other side. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Did you go on any of those? >> No. >> Good. >> Good. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Um, how long were you there? >> I was there for about like an hour and then I I was there for only an hour. >> What did you guys do? >> Um, just talk. We just sat and talked. >> You tell me about what you talked about. What you remember talking about? >> No. because you don't want to tell me or because you don't remember. >> It's just regular things like you know about like how are you? You've been using this and that you need to go back and get help like you need to go back and get sober and things like that. >> I'm um I'm I'm concerned and I'm not I'm not judging you for using and you know I've studied alcoholism and drug use and I I understand the effects it has on the brain and how it's a disease and people can't help it. Um, >> I get that and >> and I'm really glad that you're trying to get some help for yourself. That's really good. >> I'm concerned though that you're still you're affected by it right now >> cuz I can tell and like your responses um you're a little confused. You're kind of scattered. You're having a difficult time remembering things. >> Um, and that's okay if that's the case. It just helps if we know that because it will help us to ask you better questions or to help it will help um me understand why you might be confused. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> So, have you used more recently than two weeks ago? Okay. You're sober right now. Okay. I just want to make sure because like I said, and like Detective Saria was saying too, some of your question your responses aren't really making sense. Um, and you're and you're giving some things that are um, contradicting each other sometimes because I spoke to you over at the house and and you said things a little bit differently there than than you say them here. So, I just I want to understand I want to find your son and if and if he got hurt and something happened to him, that's okay, too. We just we need to find out where he's at >> so that we can make sure he's safe or or do whatever we need to do to help him, >> right? >> And I really need you to to help me so we can we can get that information from you, >> okay? >> Cuz I think it's there like, you know, and I think you're skirting around it a little bit and I get it. It's It's scary and you're with the police and you're in this room and whatever, but we just want to help, right? >> At this point, we're trying to help him, >> right? >> With whatever happened today, did anybody help you? >> For Anita, or did Anita help you? Or is that someone that you're >> just making up? >> No, I gave No, I gave I gave her my son and then I said, "I have to go and that's it." >> How were you planning on getting back in touch with Anita? You were planning on giving your son to her for 12 months. Was she willingly accepting that? >> Yeah. >> Why would somebody do that? That you don't even have her phone number. >> She's a woman that I trust and that I believe in and she's a good woman at the end like >> Right. But if you trust her so much, why don't you even have a contact information? >> I do. I do have her contact information and I have her phone number. >> Have you called her today? >> I've called her. Yes. >> How many times did you call her? >> Just one time. >> How long did you talk to her on the phone? find that, >> right? >> That's what I'm trying to get to, right? Like um like I want to believe you, but like what you're saying is just not making sense. >> And even if you did something today that was kind of [ __ ] up, that's fine, >> right? >> Like we'd rather know what actually happened than you making a [ __ ] story that doesn't make any sense, >> right? >> Like you know, we know that that we don't believe that and you know that. >> Yeah. and we're just too prolong We'll all just be sitting here for hours and hours going around in circles when we would like to just get this resolved more quickly. >> I don't know what else to say. >> The truth. >> That that is the truth. There's nothing else that I can say or that there's nothing else that comes to mind. Like that's it. So, >> um, you left your car at her apartment. >> At her No, I left it at a the bus station. >> You told me you left it at the apartment earlier. I have it on video. I can show it to you. >> Yeah. No, >> this is what I mean. This is just why I'm trying to understand. You said I left it at her apartment. I could show you the video from at the house earlier. >> Mhm. >> I left it in the bus station. at the bus station in Seattle. Downtown >> downtown Seattle. Like what's it near? >> Um I don't know. But it's like I don't know. It's the I don't know. I don't know what it's near. >> I'm not very familiar with Seattle. I know. Like there's Pikes Place in Seattle. I know there's the Seahawks stadium in Seattle. Like is it near any of that? Is it >> I think it's like near Pike Place. You think? Yes. >> What makes you think that? >> Because >> like make me believe this. >> I think it's near Pike Place. I'm not >> What makes you think that though? >> Just because >> Why do you say Pike's Place? Because you say Pike's Place or >> What's Pike's Place near? >> Downtown Seattle. >> What else? >> That's it by the aquarium or so. >> Okay. Um, where are your keys? I have my keys. Can I see them? >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, you have the keys to your car. So, you left it there and locked it. So, nobody else can drive your car. Is there Does anybody else have a key to your car? >> I believe my mom does. >> Your mom has a key to your car? >> Can I see your iPhone again? cuz she can see where she parked her car on maps. >> Um, yeah, that is it on your maps where you parked your car. No, >> it should be. All iPhones have that. >> Um, um, give you your little Lego guy. >> No. Yeah, I bought this one. I bought this one. >> Um, so you said your mom has a set of keys to your car? >> Yes. >> Nobody else has a set of keys to your car? >> No. >> Okay. Um, nobody else drives your car. >> Did anybody know that you left it at the bus station? >> Um, no. >> Nobody You didn't tell anybody that you left your car at the bus station? >> Mm-m. >> Did Anita know where you were going? >> She didn't know where you were going >> today. No. I did tell her that I was going to the group. Okay. Does she know where that is? >> Um, no. What's going on tonight? That's it. Does she know where your group is? Like how much does she know? But does she know just the town or the address or what the how well does she know where group is? Like >> I told her I was going to Vancouver. >> Okay. Did you tell her how you were getting there? >> No. >> Okay. So, nobody knows that you left your car at that bus station in downtown Seattle. >> And you're the only one with keys to it. >> Mhm. >> Besides maybe your mom. >> But your mom lives where? >> Everett. >> Okay. >> In Lynwood. >> Okay. You said Everett and Lynwood. They're close by. They're close by, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We don't The >> geography isn't very good up there in that area. They all kind of get confused. Okay. Um, >> but so your friend lives down by SeaTac, right? >> Were you in? >> Yes. >> And she's she is a T-Mobile customer. >> Yes. >> But she would drive to Everett to come see you. >> No, she would go to the store whenever she wanted to. >> Which which store? >> T-Mobile. >> Which was >> which location? >> On in Everett. >> So she would drive an hour to come see you at that Everett location? >> No, we met there, but she ended up moving to a different place. Oh, I got you. >> Yeah, but I've only seen her a few times and that's it. No more. >> So, SeaTac, you're talking like by near the airport. Okay. Cuz that's a little bit That's south of Seattle. Like, >> it's just in Seattle, not Seek. It's just somewhere in Seattle. >> Okay. Not Seek. Are you familiar with what C the town of Sea? Like by the airport. >> Are you familiar with that? >> Boeing field. >> No, just regular Seattle. So, not CATC cuz when he asked you CATC, he said yes. >> Not CTA. >> So, how come you said yes? >> Or or CTA? >> Do you know? >> The address is right there. That's it. >> Which one? >> Which address? >> The first one is 5701. >> Yeah. That's a There's a southeast and it's an Isiqua which isn't too far from there. >> Is that a possibility that it's Isiqua? >> No, not at all. >> Maybe maybe it is southeast. I don't know >> because this is a good address if I do southeast but not southwest. >> Yeah. Or is it in Mount Lake Terrace? Cuz Mount Lake Terrace you had on your phone. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Is that where it is? >> Yeah. It's not Mount Lake Terrace. >> Is that where your church was? Is that what you're saying? >> Mount Lake Terrace. >> Mhm. >> What's the name of your church? Um, St. Elizabeth. >> St. Elizabeth. >> How long have you gone there? >> Um, I've been I go there a lot. >> Yeah. >> Do you share your location with anybody for safety reasons? >> No. >> Who's the closest person to you in your life right now? >> My son. >> Which one? >> My oldest son. >> Okay. Besides him, who's your closest person? That's it. >> How about Ariel? >> Ariel as well. >> Why are you crying? What's going on through your head? Yep. I just hope they're okay. >> Who's they? >> My kids. >> And And that's it. Oh, >> you say they just hope they're okay. What do you think happened today? >> I don't know. Well, you know Anita more than I do. If you could guess, what do you think happened today? What's that? >> What's the last conversation you have with Ariel today? What did he say? >> You're going to stay here and mommy's going to go. >> What did he tell you? He said, "Okay." >> Anything else? Was he crying? >> That was it. >> What did he think of Anita? >> He liked her. >> Why did he like her? Why make you say that? >> Because they got along good. >> Yeah. What kind of things were they doing? >> Just playing. How long has you been in her house? >> He's been there since this morning. So, I don't know. >> How long were you there with him? >> Um, I was only there with him for an hour. >> What does Anita do for work? She um I don't I think she just takes care of kids. >> Let me um >> we'll let you kind of like >> stop for a second. I want to I want to take a look at your shirt and your um you have a little bit of blood splatter on there. I want to take some pictures of that. Okay. >> And same with your shoes, too. So, go ahead and stand up for me. We're going to take your purse off. We can just start right here and go ahead and take your sweatshirt all the way. Is this your >> Okay. Thank you. >> No worries. >> Doing that. >> So, I don't know what now. >> We got to keep trying to work work through this somehow. >> Um, so you said you opened your Facebook today and then you deleted it. >> Um, what is your name on your Facebook normally before? I don't have any I don't remember my I don't remember my log. I don't remember any of that. >> How did you get on to it? >> I think like it was already open on my phone, but I deleted it. And I tried to reopen it, but I don't remember my username, my password. I don't even remember my email on there. >> Why did you delete it? because I didn't want my because the more that older people the more that like past friends would or past people would communicate with me, the more that I feel like I was kind of digging more deeper into like alcoholism, which I don't want any of that. So that's why now like I was like, okay, a fresh new start. So I deleted everything and I try to go back to find the um like to to reopen my Facebook, but I don't remember my my username. I don't remember my login. I don't remember my like my password or anything like that. Okay. When you um when you deleted it, was it before or after you dropped off your son? >> It was after >> after you dropped him off. >> After. >> Okay. So, >> or yeah, after. >> Where were you? >> I was at already leaving her house. >> Okay. And you were like, "Hey, I'm going to delete my Facebook. Were you in your car or >> just Yeah, in my car? Yeah. >> Okay. >> How long did it take you to get from her house to the bus station in your car? >> From her house to the bus station? >> Yeah. >> I think it took me like another like 30 minutes, maybe 40 minutes. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you remember what direction you had to go? Like if you went back north, south, or >> east? South. >> Went south from her house to the bus station and it was about 30 minutes. Um, what maybe this is hard to answer, but what makes you think it was 30 minutes? Are you just estimating or >> It was 30 minutes for sure. >> Okay. What makes you say that? >> Just because Okay. Can you um the bus station that you went at and you left your car, is it a large parking lot or large? Like like are we talking it could fit like 100 cars or smaller than that? Would you just an estimate? I know it's hard to tell, but >> like uh it's pretty big parking lot. >> Okay. Is it just an open parking lot or >> do you remember if there's any trees or plants or what? Could you tell me again so that if I pulled into this bus station, I know that this is the bus station where your car was left. >> Yeah. >> What what's around it? >> Nothing. That's it. >> It's not nothing. There's got to be >> like different um like buildings are around it. >> Okay. Like big like big like tall buildings or short buildings or >> short buildings. >> Okay. So there's a lot of businesses. >> Do you remember the names of any of those businesses? >> You couldn't name one name one business that you saw while driving to this bus station that was close by? >> That's it. >> How did you get there? >> I drove there. >> Right. But how do you know where the bus station was? >> Um because I drove to downtown Seattle and then I parked my car there and then I got a bus ticket. >> How do you know how to get to downtown Seattle? because I remembered >> what was what kind of bus was it? Was it >> just um >> you where the name of the line was? >> I want to say it was the Greyhound, but it's not a Greyhound. I went to get my ticket from the Greyhound, but it's not that one. >> Where did you buy your ticket? >> At one of those places, like the Greyhound thing. >> Okay. And what is what was your ticket for? Like what was your destination? Like how how much was your ticket? >> Richfield. >> Okay, >> that's it. >> So you bought it from Seattle to Richfield. Yes. >> How much was it? >> M like 30 bucks. >> And how did you pay? >> Cash. >> Okay. So, $30 your ticket you got from Seattle to Richfield? >> Yes. >> Do you have like a stub of it still or a receipt? >> No. >> Okay. Um, was the place that you bought it um near the parking lot or did you have to drive somewhere else after you bought your ticket? >> It wasn't near the parking lot. >> It wasn't near the parking lot. >> So, you got your bus ticket and then you had to drive to the bus. >> Okay. >> How do you pay for your ticket? >> Cash, of course. >> Yeah. Okay. Um, how much more cash do you have on you now? >> I don't have any money. >> Okay. Do you normally carry cash on you? >> Yeah, but not right now. Where's your cash? Where's your cash? >> Um, I just I just have like $5. >> Okay. How much was the ticket? >> 30. >> $29. >> Okay. This is all I have. >> Was that sticking all you had in there? phone number or >> just my address where I moved, but >> I'm here now. >> Okay. Okay. This is So, my concern is um that some things you're like, "Yes, I can tell you this, but then and then it's very strange that you deleted your Facebook and your contacts with Anita." Mhm. >> That's strange. That's not normal. >> Mhm. Can you agree with that? >> Mhm. >> Do you understand why it's strange? >> Why did you delete? >> Because you have a lot of contacts on here. You have all of your calls, all of your text messages except with Anita. Why is that? >> Just because I need something better than that. We can work through whatever we need to work through >> really. Like >> that's where he's at. I have no I have nothing else to say. I don't know anything else. >> Okay. You have nothing else to say. Like you don't want to talk to us anymore. >> Yeah. Like I'm done. I don't know what else to say. And you guys are pressuring me for no reason. >> I'm just very worried about your son and I want to find him. Janet Garcia was charged with first-degree murder along with related counts including seconddegree murder and assault of a child in the 2024 death of her son in Snowomish County, Washington. She pleaded not guilty in April 2024 and was later found competent to stand trial. As of the most recent verified public information, no conviction or verdict has been reported. No sentence has been imposed and she remains in custody at the Snomish County Jail pending resolution of the case.