ound bloody bedding in the father's truck after the initial interview.

The detective also spoke about his interview with Bradley's girlfriend. According to Wachowaik, she told investigators that while she was on the phone with Kingston, she overheard comments his dad made to him the day of the crime.

 She overheard Kenneth say to Kingston, 'There's a body in here. What did you do? Get rid of this,'  Wachowaik said.

Both sides delivered brief arguments prior to the ruling.

Defense attorney Paul Arena-Camarillo asked for leniency based on his client's clean record.

 We would just ask that a reasonable bond be set in this case due to his lack of criminal history. We would ask for an ankle monitor and house arrest,  Arena-Camarillo said.

Cobb County Assistant District Attorney Lindsay Raynor pushed back against release.

 This was stranger on stranger, so there is absolutely no conditions that you could put into place that would keep our community safe,  Raynor said.

Pending investigative details

What we don't know:

Authorities have not stated whether Bradley's father will face criminal charges related to the bloody bedding recovered from his truck.

Felony murder prosecution

What's next:

Bradley remains in custody facing charges of felony murder and concealing the death of another.