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Okay, here is the moment that detectives still point to 28 years later. When Bonnie Lee Shults disappeared,
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police eventually interviewed her husband Rick, right? And there is this one part of that
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interview that has never sat right with them. Investigators say that Bonnie's co-worker Anita was very clear that when
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Rick called looking for Bonnie, she never told him where she and Bonnie had been that night. She only said that they
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had headed home around 3:00 a.m. That's it. But during Rick's interview, he casually referenced the exact bar that
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Bonnie had been at, the Time Out Lounge, and even the specific route home that she would have taken on 62nd Street.
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And detectives noticed it immediately. They said that he did too, that you could see it in his body language. And
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they say that he had realized that he said too much. So, how did Rick know where Bonnie went and which way she
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drove home? I mean, really, there are only two possibilities. Either Anita told him more than she remembers or Rick
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already knew because he'd been following her. And here's what makes it even more
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unsettling. Bonnie's co-worker, and by the way boyfriend, John, later told police that he had this gut feeling
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someone had been watching them that night. Even saw a car pull out behind Bonnie as he drove away.