When we interviewed the Nara's upstairs neighbor, Thurman Jennings, he told us about another

neighbor, someone named Craig, who lived right next door to the Nara's. According to

Thurman, Craig was home the day of the murders and saw an unidentified man enter the apartment

with Sussi and Anish.

We search our list of neighbors and find that the woman who lived in the unit to the

right of the Nara's has a son named Craig, who was living with her back in 2017. We track

down someone who might be Craig in a neighboring town and Betsy Shepherd heads over to talk

to him.

Hey, I'm looking for Craig. Is he here?

I think he's here. Can I just give him this information to see? Can I just deliver the message?

And if thank you so much.

Craig's sleeping, his sister tells me, and he can't come to the door. So I leave a note

with my contact info. But when I don't hear from Craig, I decide to go back to his house

the next day.

Hi, are you Craig? Hi, I'm sexy. No, okay. So the reason that I'm coming here is I'm

investigating. There's no investigation here. I don't know nothing.

Craig knows why I'm here, from the note I left with his sister, and he does not want

to talk to me. He seems really upset at the idea of talking about the murders. But he

also can't help himself. The story pours out in stops and starts. I'm sorry. I did

not mean to disturb you. I'm really sorry. I'm not saying you just disturbed me, but

that case disturbed me because there were good people. And yeah, I was on that day. And

yeah, I seemed them pull up. You did? I seem to go in the house together. I've been there

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