They met in late December 2010, before Forbes' met Monge in April 2011 and attacked Tillman in July of that year.
In December and early 2011, they were just Travis and Kerry, and they were in love.
"[He was] very generous," Humphrey said. "He was always about random acts of kindness, if you will, and he showed those things to me. I remember vividly when one day during that winter, we were walking down the street ,and the street was all lit up. It was snowing with these big fat flakes of snow, we were just walking back to my apartment. [We] happened to pass by some older woman who seemed down on her luck, and he whisked off his scarf and gave it to her. Without even thinking about it. I was very taken aback [and thought] 'Wow, this guy seems like a very good guy.'"
Over the holidays, Humphrey went home to New Mexico, and gushed about her new boyfriend to her family. Forbes stayed in Denver.
Humphrey was in the middle of her bachelor's degree for business management. She says she helped Forbes with his business, and they made plans together.
"He came to me he was looking for advice so I was helping him in certain ways in developing his business," she said. "We had made all these future plans developing this business, I thought they were going really well."
Forbes made granola bars and later used that bakery to store Monge's body in a cooler.
