Can't sight media it is just a eerie feeling when you pull up in that driveway

I'm almost just putting myself back in John John she's though we have got to get down to the you know the bottom of this the details

I'm just thinking about what could possibly be going through his mind at this time

Scott County is in East Tennessee right up against Kentucky border in the Western foothills of the Appalachians

It's very pretty it's all hills and streams most rural and it's way off the beaten path

It's also one of the poorest counties in Tennessee and like a lot of poor rural places there's a fairly significant amount of drugs

There's a lot of heroin and opioids these days, but 20 years ago it was methamphetamine

In 2003 a man named Marty Carson was the drug officer for the Scott County Sheriff's Department

His partner was the Canan officer a sergeant named John John Yancy his real name was Hubert

But everyone called him John John except for Marty. He just called him John

methamphetamine was so rampant in Scott County in 2003 that the sheriff sent Marty and John John to Kentucky for a week of special training and method enforcement

The few weeks after they returned home to Tennessee

They found themselves outside a mobile home on a swirvy two-lane road in the woods just west of a little city called Unida

It was a ratty little single-wide with wobbly porches on the front and back

The sun was already down that night, but there was a light at the top of the tall pole like a street light

That lit up the backyard and one side of the mobile home

Beyond that it was just dark woods

John John and Marty had a tip that a guy was cooking meth inside and that he might be really dangerous

Maybe even on the FBI's most wanted list

It was cold 34 degrees starting to snow

Marty and John John had two other deputies with them covering the front of the building

John John the Canan officer was in the yard talking to the guy who lived there

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