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WATCH HERE: Closing arguments underway in CO v. Mark Redwine. @LawCrimeNetwork

@LawCrimeNetwork Prosecutor says Dylan was beloved and kept in constant contact with his friends and family. He said Dylan left a trail of bread crumbs for them to figure out what happened to him @LawCrimeNetwork

@LawCrimeNetwork State: Who was the last person seen with Dylan Redwine, a 13-year-old boy? Who was with Dylan the last time anyone ever heard from him? Who had the opportunity and reason to hurt Dylan? Prosecutor asks. @LawCrimeNetwork

State asks: Who had the smell of a dead body on his clothes and truck? Who had Dylan's blood in his house? Whose behavior was misleading? @LawCrimeNetwork

State: Remains tell us some of Dylan's belongings are gone. The defendant did his best to dispose of Dylan's remains. He almost succeeded. @LawCrimeNetwork

State: This is not a random string of coincidences. It's Occam's razor. Dylan didn't want to see his father. His mom called a lawyer to ask whether he had to go. They told him he had to go @LawCrimeNetwork

He told his friends and his family he didn't want to go. @LawCrimeNetwork

State: Dylan had severed his relationship with his dad and his dad was aware of it. It made him angry. 1 week before the murder, he sends an email knowing his son wants nothing to do with him. @LawCrimeNetwork

State: Dylan arrives at the airport and Mark Redwine knows he wants nothing to do with him. He even talks a week prior in an email about taking money out of an account for Dylan since his needs are being met @LawCrimeNetwork

State: When defendant picks up Dylan from airport he knows how Dylan doesn't want to be there. MR tells Agent Grusing that Dylan didn't want to be there and was standoffish. They go to Wal-Mart. Employee testifies Dylan "looked like he didn't want to be there." @LawCrimeNetwork

State details texts where Dylan asks to go to his friend's house the next morning. Early the next morning. Dylan never shows up. @LawCrimeNetwork

State: Dylan is last seen with the defendant. As they ride to Mark Redwine's home, there's tension and anger. In just a couple of hours, Dylan will never be heard from again. Dylan is on his Facebook and texting all the time. Trail of bread crumbs. @LawCrimeNetwork

State: Dylan is in regular contact with his mom after landing in Durango. He's in repeated contact with his friends. Then it stops. We know at 9:56 p.m. when he's alone in the living room with the defendant, Dylan's phone goes off. Dylan is off the grid @LawCrimeNetwork

State says Mark Redwine tried to avoid Dylan being detected when Roy Vreeland asked for an item with Dylan's scent. When Vreeland said he asked whether MR had anything of Dylan's he said "no." @LawCrimeNetwork

Evasive, suspicious, misleading - those are the words the prosecutor is using to describe Mark Redwine's behavior when Dylan goes missing. "He is the murderer." @LawCrimeNetwork

Prosecutor says Mark Redwine goes to work and his lawyer's office the morning after Dylan arrived with no set appointment for either one. He says MR was trying to set up an alibi. Told the FBI he left Dylan sleeping and they planned to do something at 11:30 @LawCrimeNetwork