Smart, 19, vanished walking home from a celebration. Her body has never been discovered.
Paul Flores, the guy charged with murder this week in relation into the 1996 disappearance of his school classmate, Kristin Smart, created a short first look in court through Zoom on Thursday.
Smart, a 19-year-old freshman in California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo vanished in the early hours of May 25, 1996, following a celebration near college.
Flores -- that had been detained for murder Tuesday -- walked Smart house from this party, and formerly was appointed the"prime suspect," authorities said.
Flores' dad, Ruben Flores, is accused of assisting hide Smart's body following the murder, Dow stated.
Ruben Flores was charged Tuesday in an attachment to the murder after the truth that appeared in court through Zoom with his son on Thursday.
Paul Flores will stay held on no bond and his dad is held on $250,000 bond, the judge stated.
The father and son could go back to court Monday afternoon.
Smart's family said in a statement Thursday,"After almost 25 decades of waiting, now's delay at the arraignment procedure wasn't surprising or unexpected. Make no mistake, we've started the last quest to deliver justice for Kristin. We all know we're in great hands with all the San Luis Obispo County District Attorney's office, and we'll wait patiently to the procedure to begin"
Regardless of this week's arrests, Smart's remains haven't been discovered, San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Ian Parkinson explained.
"We aren't going to stop till Kristin was regained," he said Tuesday.
Smart's family said in a statement Tuesday,"The understanding that a dad and son, regardless of our desperate pleas for assistance, might have withheld this dreadful secret for almost 25 decades, denying us the opportunity to place our daughter to break, is an unrelenting and unforgiving pain"
"We put our faith in the justice system and proceed forward, comforted in the knowledge that Kristin was held at the hearts of so many and she hasn't been abandoned," they stated.
Dow stated Wednesday that his office is seeking advice from the general public on other possible crimes perpetrated by Paul Flores or his dad.
"Paul Flores has been known to frequent bars in the San Pedro region from 2005 until the present day," Dow said, requesting anyone with information to call San Luis Obispo County Crime Stoppers in 805-549-7867.
