Chisholm investigators and BCA Cedner Special Agent Paul Gerardi set to work investigating Carbo,

who was still alive and living in Chisholm. Digging through records revealed that Michael Carbo

had been living less than a mile from Nancy's house back in 1986, and he had attended school

with her children. Yes, he was in high school when Nancy was killed.

The agencies established surveillance of Carbo's residence. He was living at the Lincoln Apartments

at 310 Fifth Street Northwest in Chisholm. The officers were armed with Carbo's driver's license

photo and a description of his car. They watched him for several days in order to

establish his patterns and see if he lived with anyone. This from the court documents. Quote,

on July 23, 2020, at 1346 hours, S.A. Skorziewski radioed to S.A. Garardi that Carbo was exiting

the apartment building. He described the man he saw

as a heavier set male who matched the photo on the license. Carbo was carrying a white-colored plastic bag

of garbage. S.A. Garardi saw Carbo go to his gray Chevy blazer, open the driver's door and place

something inside, and then walk to the garbage dumpsters

located on the boulevard on 5th Street. There are three large plastic garbage containers

servicing the Lincoln Apartments, and garbage service is maintained by the city of Chisholm.

Garbage for this building was collected earlier in the morning on July 23rd.

As they Garrardi observed Carbo dumped this garbage bag in the middle container of the three. Carbo then went back to his vehicle and drove away.

S.A. Skorzewski then went and retrieved the garbage bag, which, according to S.A. Scrozooski was the only bag in the container.

He then transported the bag of garbage

back to Chisholm Police parking garage. S.A. Garardi, Chief Vern Manor, Investigator Dan Hager,

and S.K. Skorzskie searched the contents of the bag for items that identified Carbo Jr.

and items that may potentially contain DNA. There were three boxes within the garbage with Michael Carbo Jr.'s name on it.

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