They would have had to call Dave. He'd have buzzed and let them in. To have had that information up front and not two months down the line could have been crucial. David's LeBaron would have been parked in the number 12 space in the ground-level garage. Even that, Stevens says, is significant.
Twelve is against the wall back there.
They discovered an approximately one-gallon gas can empty in a brown bag in space number 11. They brought it to the police's attention, but to this day we don't know really what happened. I don't know. And this is the other main beef Stevens has with the SDPD, and specifically Homicide Team 3, with Sgt. Martin in charge of the case Stevens claims the police leave the victim's family in the dark.