U.S. Route 501

Yes.

Well, then, on November 10th, around 8 a.m., nearly six weeks after Timothy was first reported missing, two young men before school were kind of hanging out, and they were in a wooded area near Highway 501, which is near the Tanger Outlets, when they stumbled upon what they initially thought were the bones of a dead animal.

But after getting closer, they quickly recognized the remains as being human.

Officers were called about the discovery of the bones, and an autopsy later determined that the person suffered a single gunshot wound to the back of the head.

She leaves at 12:34.

By 1:06, her black Honda Accord is on Highway 501, heading inland away from the coast.

At 1:27, she pulls into a small grocery store in Mullins, South Carolina, and buys gas and a drink.

On the store's footage, she has her phone out with a map pulled up, directions to Lumber River State Park, across the state line in North Carolina, about 40 minutes further up the road.

One minute later, she's buying a weapon and a box of ammunition.

She's back in her car by 12:34, and from there, cameras track her black Honda north on Highway 501, then to a small convenience store off Highway 41, where she stopped for gas and a drink before pulling back onto the road around 1:35.

She crosses the state line into North Carolina into Lumber River State Park.

At 2:54 PM, a dispatcher picks up a call.

Then he tells them where she is, not her address, her location, and it's live.

George Bishop Parkway toward 501, a red light under Fantasy Harbor Boulevard headed for Conway, Highway 501 past Honeysuckle.

About five minutes into the call, according to the dispatch report, he clears something up for the officer.

He isn't following her.