Some of the most critical components of any police investigation are the interviews

with witnesses and suspects.

Jill Blackstone was both at the moment, the only person who knew what really happened

to her sister Wendy and the dogs at their Friday night barbecue.

It was now Sunday morning and Jill was still in the hospital.

When detectives arrived to interview her, they checked with the medical staff to make

sure it was okay to talk with her.

They were told that Jill's vital signs were normal and she was completely coherent so

they could go in.

So how are you feeling this morning?

You said you're okay, you feel okay?

I have been for so long tired a lot but yeah.

Oh you have the best?

Yes.

How long do you have that on?

I had a headache.

I really throw down headaches and crazy headaches.

It's very hard to back out of point to USC and to see a sign on it.

The detectives listened patiently, then they tried to focus Jill.

So Jill, I was just thought we just wanted to get some information from you.

But Jill interrupts the officers and she says she has a sad story to tell them and they

might want to close the door.

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