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In the days after Nikki McCown vanished, her fiance didn't exactly act like someone waiting for her to come home.
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Bobby Webster helped pass out flyers, but beyond that, there really wasn't a lot of searching he did. Instead, within
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days, he contacted Nikki's community college to ask about a tuition refund, almost as if he was sure that she
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wouldn't be back. He also returned her engagement ring and canceled their wedding venue when their ceremony was
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like weeks out. Now, his explanation at the time was that he just like needed the money. But
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like, it's sus, right? I mean, police sure thought so. They asked him to come down and take a polygraph, specifically
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asking him if he was responsible for Nikki going missing, and according to investigators, he failed.
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Now, Bobby says that's unfair, that he was asked if he felt responsible, not if he like knew what would happen or was
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responsible. Well, then there's this. There's this woman named Kim who dated Bobby after
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Nikki went missing, like a year later, and she got up the nerve to ask him about the case one day, just like
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straight up, "Did you kill Nikki?" Bobby didn't answer, he just cried. Now, you know I always say, like you
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never know how you're going to react, how someone else would react, until you yourself are in that situation, and
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people do grieve very differently. But do you think that this is grief, or do you think that was maybe something
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more?