swearingen.nd it was confirmed that he was, indeed, wanted for outstanding warrants. so he was arrested. >> 27-year-old larry swearingen was arrested on december 11, 1998. despite multiple run-ins with the law, there was no concrete evidence tying larry to melissa's disappearance. detective davis and his team questioned larry about how well he knew melissa. >> how long had it been since you'd seen her before sunday? >> i don't even know the girl. up to that point, i never knew the girl even existed. >> why would she have your pager number? >> she asked me was there a way to get a hold of my sister. when i walked up to the marina, she asked me, "hey, aren't you becky's brother?" and i said yes. >> you had never talked to her before that, ever? >> no, never. >> i started interviewing people that knew larry. a lot of women told me that he would often take them to the national forest. so i decided to focus my search for melissa trotter in the national forest. we received help from houston police depa

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