The interview with Thurman gave us a lot to follow up on, and some real potential leads,

as we try to figure out exactly what happened in those first few minutes before and after

the 911 call, and the days immediately following the murders.

So, we're back in Fox Meadow again, me and reporter Betsy Shepard.

Thurman told us his morning routine, get off work at 7 a.m. and drive home, taking

a shortcut through a Fox Meadow parking lot.

And this is where he'd see his neighbor, Hanoo, most mornings, sitting in his car at the

opposite end of the complex from where he lived.

Every morning I pulled in that life, I would see him around it, picking up a young lady.

She'd always have a briefcase, black skirt on, black jacket.

Every morning he would be picking her up.

What else did she look like?

Can you describe her skin tone?

She was, you could tell she was, just saying, in the end, she wasn't that dark.

She was slim, not too skinny, though, like she might have weighed about 135 or something

like that.

Can you describe her height?

She looked like she might have been about five now.

She was a no-shot girl.

She wasn't an ugly girl, these are shoes real pretty.

Thurman also said this woman was the same woman.

He saw helping Hanoo clean out his apartment just days after the murders.

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