Surveillance footage of Trail & Boswell leading up to disappearance

WILBER, Neb. (KMTV) — Aubrey Trail and Bailey Boswell allegedly just feet from Sydney Loofe's home...and while she was working. Prosecutors believe it paints a clearer picture that they intended to murder the 24-year-old.

Prosecutors follow Boswell and Trail's movements leading up to the disappearance through surveillance and phone records:

• November 14, 2017 - They check into a Lincoln hotel and Boswell goes on a date with Loofe...they allegedly drive around and smoke marijuana.
• The next morning Boswell and Trail purchase hacksaws, drop cloths and snap-blade utility knives.
• Investigator Robert Hurley testifies phone data puts them a block away from Loofe's apartment minutes after she leaves for work...and Boswell's phone is tracked following Loofe's route to work.
• Trail is seen feet away from Loofe while she was working at Menards in Lincoln the afternoon she went missing...Trail appears to look back over his shoulder at Loofe.
• Hurley says, "He came walking from the front doors and then he began to make a slight right."
• Boswell and Trail are also seen purchasing food grinders, a weed cutter and a folding saw from Aardvark Antique Mall in Lincoln where they rented space.
• The general manager says she's never used Clorox wipes or hacksaws on antiques.
• She says she saw Trail and Boswell that day and say they didn't sell re-purposed antiques.
• When asked about using tools on antiques such as saws or tin snips on antiques, Aardvark Antique mall General Manager Laurie Orman says, "You wouldn't want to use them. I mean a repurposer might do that...if they were cutting things up but if you want to keep the value...you don't want to do that."
• Prosecutors say they also bought trash bags and more cleaning supplies from Dollar General hours before Sydney Loofe was killed on the 15th and it was no accident.

You can watch the collection of surveillance video below:

Here is footage of Aubrey Trail and Sydney Loofe crossing paths at the Menards where Loofe worked the day before she was declared missing:

Lincoln Police Department Investigator Jeff Franken talks about the surveillance footage above: