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Freeways are interesting because millions of people use them, but very few people walk along the sides of them.

They're very accessible, but they're also not generally used for foot traffic.

And so it's very easy to conceal someone just off of a very, very busy highway

because nobody usually walks along there. It means that he, one, has a car, two, knows when he can

get on and off that road without being detected. Most likely has a job

or family situation which allows him to be out at any hour of the day or night. Because,

believe me, choosing these victims and abducting these victims took a long time. He had to be out there a long time to get access to these particular victims. They weren't doing things that they did every day at that time. That means he has to be available to wait for them to show up and to follow them and then

to be vulnerable.

So they're not vulnerable while they're inside a store or with other people.

They're vulnerable when they're alone.

This is exactly who he wanted and he was willing to take a great risk to get her.

The homicide detectives termed the cases, the little girl cases.

This child was laying on the side of the road.

I wouldn't go no way.

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