AS EVIDENCE. A SOUTH END PARKING GARAGE ATTENDANT SNAPPING THESE PHOTOS THIS AFTERNOON OF STATE POLICE TOWING AWAY A DAMAGED MERCEDES. AUTO RECORDS SHOW IT BELONGS TO THE DRIVER INVOLVED IN LAST NIGHT'S HIT-AND-RUN IN SOMERVILLE THAT KILLED A WOMAN IN HER EARLY 50'S. >> ONCE THE STATE TROOPER TOLD ME THIS WAS THE CAR THAT WAS INVOLVED IN THE HIT-AND-RUN, AND I AUTOMATICALLY KNEW THAT THIS MUST HAVE BEEN THE CAR. ADAM: OFFICIALS SAY THE OWNER IS THE MAN WHO TURNED HIMSELF IN SUNDAY. THE ATTENDANT SAYS HIS CAR WAS TUCKED AWAY IN A DARK CORNER OF THE GARAGE IN A SPOT WHERE NO ONE EVER PARKS. >> THAT CAR WAS PARKED IN THE CORNER VERY TIGHT. WHOEVER PARKED IT THERE PARKED IT PURPOSELY. ADAM: TURNS OUT HE IS THE SUPERVISOR OF THAT VERY SAME GARAGE. HIS EMPLOYEE SAYS IT ALL ADDS UP. >> I DID WONDER WHEN THEY WERE TAKING THE CAR OUT OF HERE, WHY WOULD SOMEONE PICK THIS GARAGE TO PARK A CAR IN. NOW IT MAKES SENSE. ADAM: STILL, HE CAN'T BELIEVE HIS BOSS WAS INVOLVED. A REFRAIN ECHOED BY A NEIGHBOR WHO SAID HE'S KNOWN HIM FOR A DECADE. >> HE DON'T DRINK. HE DON'T NOTHING. I DON'T KNOW HOW SOMETHING TRAGIC LIKE THIS COULD HAPPEN, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? ADAM: IT'S OUT OF CHARACTER. >> IT'S OUT OF CHARACTER. >> IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE THAT -- THAT IT WAS HIM. IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE. ADAM: AND POLICE SAY THE VICTIM IS 52-YEAR-OLD CHERYL PAULINE RICHARDS OF SOMERVILLE. MEANTIME, THAT SUSPECT IS DUE IN COURT TOMORROW. WE'RE L