What's up you guys? I'm Haley and I'm Andrea and this is Inhuman.

So today's case is one that was also recently solved just like Andrea's case last week and

the conviction was made but it is a little bit more recent. It wasn't cold for quite so long and I am so freaking happy to be sharing a solved case and one that was recently solved.

I had heard this story a long time ago and it's been a very long process to get justice like before it was solved.

Yeah. Okay. Yeah and yeah it's been a long it's been a long time but today I am covering the murder of Dylan Redwine

and just a little warning he was a kid when he was murdered he was I think 13 years old so just like a little warning.

I don't think I know this one. Okay. Yeah it's a it's a lot. Yeah it's an interesting one so. Okay let's just

get into it. Okay. Dylan Nicholas Redwine was born February 6 1999 to mark an Elaine Redwine in Colorado

and this just like hits really close to home because my sister was also born in 1999 so it's just like you know around my sister's age.

Well one of my sisters yeah. Yeah. Dylan had one older brother Corey and two half siblings from his father's first marriage

and he was known as being like quiet but still social he loved to play baseball and he loved hanging out with his friends

and like most teenagers he was obsessed with his phone always on it. Dylan's dad Mark was a trucker so he would be like gone for long stretches of time for his job

and this of course was tough on the family and on his wife and it led to a lot of marital problems between Mark and Elaine

which like totally understandable. Yeah. Eventually Mark and Elaine got divorced after they had been together for 18 years.

Oh man. So it was really sad but unfortunately the divorce did not go well and I mean I'm sure most divorces don't go well

but like I know some are kind of more like amiable and low-bony and like you know a nice split but not this one

it was super messy and there was a really nasty custody battle over the kids. So of course this took a very you

know took a toll on Dylan and Corey and as part of the custody battle the judge actually met with the

two boys to talk to them about like which parent they wanted to live with and this kind of surprised me

because I didn't think judges would do that but at the same time like yeah they were in their teens so I

guess it makes sense like and it depends on your state too like some states they don't even give a

rat's ass about what the kid thinks but then other states like once you are a teenager like 13 I

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