The Last Person to See Her Alive Sat in This Chair _ Police Interrogation True Crime

A woman vanishes after a date. Her boyfriend is the last person to see her alive. He sits in an interrogation room. His hands are cuffed. His face is blank. The detective asks what happened. The boyfriend says he does not know. He dropped her off at her apartment. He went home. He went to sleep. He woke up. She was gone. The detective asks if he would take a polygraph. The boyfriend says yes. He takes the polygraph. He fails. The detective tells him he failed. The boyfriend says the machine must be broken.In this case, the boyfriend had killed his girlfriend during an argument. He staged the scene to look like she had left on her own. He thought if he acted confused, no one would suspect him. He thought if he offered to take a polygraph, he would seem innocent. He did not know that polygraphs are not admissible in court. He did not know that his phone records would place him at the scene during the time of death. He did not know that a neighbor's security camera would capture him carrying a large bag out of the apartment at 3 AM.The boyfriend was convicted of first-degree murder. He is serving life in prison. The last person to see her alive was the person who killed her.Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and press play because the last person to see her alive sat in that chair. And he lied about everything.