Our conversation with Craig leaves me spinning for a few reasons.

First, he says he saw another man at the Nara's house the day of the murders.

Second, Craig says that law enforcement treated him like a suspect in the case.

And third, he claims that police made a big mistake when they released Hanoo so quickly after questioning him.

He knows they told me, oh, we can't find him. He's not as nice as phone.

They said that he already fleed America, he already have a plane.

Hanoo going back to India was a rumor that circulated throughout MapleShade.

Reporters at the time had a lot of questions about Hanoo's movements.

They'd be still at his passport. They'd be faced in travel restrictions.

So we checked property records to try to track him down.

Turns out he didn't move to India.

But he did leave MapleShade shortly after the murders.

First, moving to a home about 60 miles northeast and Pascatoe, New Jersey.

Then by the fall of 2017, he relocated across the country to Colorado.

Hanoo settled in the suburban town of Parker, Colorado.

It was about 40 minutes from Denver.

In 2020, you brought a house there.

Hanoo has ignored our many attempts to reach him.

We've called, emailed and messaged.

And we haven't got a single response.

So it's time to try face to face.

Our reporter Betsy Shepherd, books a plane ticket and heads to Colorado.

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