Let me play this year.

Following for months, new documents shed light on how law enforcement was able to find the body of 13-year-old Madeline Soto.

Soto went missing in February, found five days later in a wooded area of Osceola County.

West's Haley Crumble Home went through 900 pages of newly released documents detailing how law enforcement found her, Haley.

So with camera footage and eagle-eyed witnesses, it helped law enforcement narrow in on certain

areas. I spoke with a witness who talked to police about spotting the car belonging to the man

accused of killing Madeline Soto in Osceola County. That man didn't want to speak on camera with

me. He just said he wants to see justice for Madeline. We to discover what appears to be a body.

Back in March, the body of 13-year-old Madeline Soto was found in a wooded area near Hickory Tree Road

in St. Cloud, five days after she was reported missing.

Okay. Did she ever go to school? No, we called school.

Newly released documents shed some light on how law enforcement zeroed in on the area.

The documents include a report from a crime analyst supervisor tasked with identifying areas of

interest to search based on tips received and video footage gathered.

It says they were contacted by a man on March 1st who saw news conference and wanted to report a possible

sighting of the car belonging to Stefan Stearns, the man now accused of killing Madeline.

The man said he saw the car on February 26, the day Madeline was

reported missing, pulled off of Hickory Tree Road around 1.30. He told law enforcement he saw a person

with a tire iron in his hand outside of the car. The day the witness talked to law enforcement,

he had actually taken photos of the spot where he saw the car. The day the witness talked to law enforcement, he had actually taken photos of

the spot where he saw the car. He also showed them the same spot on a map. Law enforcement was able

to get video from a street near Hickory Tree Road and found a possible match to Stern's car

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