"He gave a lot of aliases that tried to lead us off track, but his fingerprints were able to positively identify him," said Hancock County Chief Deputy Don Bass.
Authorities said they were able to capture the two because tips started pouring in after a surveillance video went out. It shows the couple going into Temptations strip club on Bourbon Street, where Lockhart worked. Lockhart's dismembered body washed ashore several Mississippi beaches last week. Authorities believe the three knew each other and all worked in the french quarter.
"What business transaction or personal grievance they had, we're not sure at this point," said Bass.
"All these people have in common is the Quarter. So we're hoping that with all these tapes and interviews that people from the Quarter, because it's a small close knit group, will come forward and give us some more information as well," said Adam.
Sanchez Wednesday decided to keep her right to an extradition hearing, and was taken back to the Tangipahoa Parish jail.
Meanwhile, Authorities said they're not sure where exactly Lockhart was murdered. They'll continue to investigate and they hope anyone with more information will come forward.
