For anyone who knows Carmen, there's just a magic to her.

She was going through this transition ending her marriage. There was just no question that we were meant to spend the rest of our lives together.

I hadn't heard from her that day, left a couple messages.

Hey, darling, how you doing with me, and I'm really concerned, I asked a couple of messages for you,

and please give me a call.

You just told me there you're okay.

I got panicky, I knew something just wasn't right.

And finally called the police.

There was quite a struggle. A heck of a fight had gone on in that room.

Furniture was turned over, potted plants were knocked over.

There was blood everywhere.

Ceilings, walls, the carpet was blood-stained everywhere.

I think it was fairly clear to us that a murder

had occurred. I knew from the time I had children that the worst thing that would ever happen

that could ever happen to me would be to lose a child. And in this case, she was just ripped out of our lives.

Somebody had to have a motive for this to happen.

I only know one person that had anything to gain.

Tom, my ex-son-in-law, an English professor.

But he couldn't do that. He doesn't have the guts.

I told Mr. Murray that his ex-wife Carmen had died and that we needed to speak to him about that.

In me, you have not just a likely suspect, but a convenient one.

Why didn't you just arrest him then and there?

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