Right now we're working a missing person, a mother of three.

There's a neighbor of mine that was reported missing by her husband today.

If you don't think that the husband is somebody that we have to iron out.

It took for him two days to report her missing.

Let's face it, she could be dead somewhere.

They found the garbage bag and it just stunk so bad.

We have a job to do.

I don't know what to do, I'm nervous that maybe something's happened to her.

We have to look at you first.

We have a goal and our goal is to find your mom, okay?

I've got Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige-Nikolazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation discoveries through conviction.

And this is anatomy of murder.

In today's story, while the subject matter may be similar to other things we've talked about before,

you're really going to see and feel how an investigation works from the inside looking out.

Here on AOM, we always try to do as many things as we can to give listeners a complete 360 degree view of a case,

including whenever possible, getting the actual audio used in the investigation.

We're talking about 911 calls, interviews with the witnesses, interviews with suspects, confessions,

and the one unique thing about today's case, there is a ton of it.

And it will take you, the listener, back in time to when this crime occurred and you'll witness this investigation

in real time, just as it was for the detectives.

We're heading to Miramar, which is a city in Florida, west of Fort Lauderdale.

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