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Now, like I said, this is all happening over the first few days of Nikki coming up missing. And when police start
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getting more involved, they look at what Bobby's been doing and they become suspicious of his actions, too. So, they
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ask him to come in and take a polygraph. Now, when he does, police say that he failed an important question, one along
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the lines of, "Did you have anything to do with or know anything about Nikki's disappearance?"
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His response was no, but according to the polygraph, it said that's a lie. Now, later on, Bobby came out and said
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that is not what or how they asked him. He said that the way the question was phrased was something more like, "Do you
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feel responsible for her going missing?" And he said like, "Well, how would any man not feel partially responsible for
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not being there when something happens to your fiance, your woman?" Now, I can't find where police ever came out
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and confirm or deny any of this. Was it Is it like they said? Is it like Bobby said? Is it somewhere in the middle?
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Which kind of just left everyone with a lot of questions about Bobby, but no physical proof [music] tying him to a
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crime. Well, and he had an alibi, right? Kind of. I mean, that's what I That's what I remember knowing back then. Like,
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right? He After church, he said that he met up with a cousin and his cousin drove them to the Richmond Square Mall
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to get fitted for wedding tuxes. They're together for like an hour and a half or
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so, and then Bobby said that he made a couple of pit stops at people's houses before going home between like 5:30 and
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5:45, where he expected to meet Nikki. They were going to finish up those wedding invites, but she just never
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showed. So, yes, he has an alibi, you know, there's a little bit of wiggle room in there, and
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with that, with the quote-unquote failed poly, after he is talked to by police, he kind
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of just remains in this gray space that investigators like to call person of interest.