Collin Knapp, 30, was arrested on Monday in connection with the disappearance of 34-year-old Kathleen Moore, the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office announced.
Nocco previously said that investigators were under the belief that Moore was dead and were asking for Knapp's assistance to find her body.
“We wish that Collin would provide us information on where Kathleen is … As one of our detectives described, he was very cold, even when we were begging with him to tell us where her body is, he wouldn’t give us that information,” Nocco said in a press conference Monday.
Nocco said investigators were led to Knapp after blood matching Moore's was found on clothes he threw in a dumpster at the restaurant where he worked.
28 in Largo and Indian Rocks Beach, and were seen arguing at some of the bars, Nocco said as he outlined a timeline of events.
Knapp claimed Moore left his residence with her backpack, but Nocco said there’s no evidence that she left the home.
Knapp has a lengthy criminal history — 10 previous felony arrests and nine misdemeanor arrests since 2004 including aggravated assault and domestic violence, Nocco said
“Our hearts and prayers pour out to the family and friends of Kathleen Moore," Nocco said
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