Particularly troubling to Tronziger is the statement in the report: "Mark went on to say that something didn't seem right about what was going on and alluded that he believed that the father was involved in some way."
"Absolutely not true. That's another misquote," Tronziger says.
"We were talking in the context of Isabel running away from home or if there was some kind of foul play, and so my remarks were simply centered around I thought it would be odd that the little girls would run away," Tronziger says.
"To take that statement and morph it into a specific comment on a specific person, is simply not how it transpired," he adds.
Even the words exchanged during the chance meeting in the restaurant have Tronziger wondering.
The police report states, "Mark made it very clear that he wanted to talk to a detective about the case and that he might have some pertinent information."
I asked Tronziger, "Did you say you might have some pertinent information?"
Tronziger answered, "Absolutely not."
"Again, I don't know where that came from because I was told that they wanted to interview me," he says.
Tronziger says what he found interesting happened during the formal interview.
"The interview was never recorded. The officer who was interviewing me...he didn't write anything down. So it's very possible he went back and he started writing in what he thought he heard during that interview, but what he wrote simply was not what was said," Tronziger says.