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I wonder what mom meant when she said shake the truth out of him.
Didn't he go into awful, gory detail about the rape, murder and disposal into a dumpster?
 
I wonder what mom meant when she said shake the truth out of him.
Didn't he go into awful, gory detail about the rape, murder and disposal into a dumpster?

I'm not sure, but I think she is referring to his family hopefully getting him to tell authorities exactly where he disposed of her body since it hasn't been found yet.
 
I'm not sure, but I think she is referring to his family hopefully getting him to tell authorities exactly where he disposed of her body since it hasn't been found yet.
Okay, I misunderstood. I thought they already knew what dumpster and so they were searching a particular location at the landfill.
 
From 2015:
Christopher Waide pleads guilty to murder of high school friend Lea Chali Porter

The man accused in the disappearance of Lea Chali Porter pleaded guilty Friday to charges of second-degree murder and sexual exploitation of a child.

Christopher Adam Waide pleaded guilty to the charges as part of a plea bargain. He will be sentenced to 48 years, according to the Adam's County District Attorney's Office.


The sexual exploitation of a child conviction stems from more than 20 child porn videos found on his computer.

Porter, 19, was last seen while visiting Westminster, where Waide lives, in June 2014.

Waide and Porter knew each other in high school and had recently connected through Facebook, investigators said. After becoming upset with her boyfriend, Porter left her home in Pueblo and drove up to see Waide in Westminster.

Her car was found abandoned at Waide's apartment building, and Waide initially told police that Porter left his apartment after receiving a phone call on the night of June 3.

Porter's family said her brother and boyfriend confronted Waide and he allegedly confessed to killing her and explained how he did it. Family members recorded the confession and gave it to police.

Porter's body has never been found.
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...murder-of-high-school-friend-lea-chali-porter
 
I wonder how the 911 recording will go in court. He wasn't read his Miranda rights, so will it hold up?
I don't know what else they have.
I think that makes the 911 dispatcher a witness to the confession, getting around the possible inadmissibility of a recording without his permission.
 
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