previously on Anatomy of Murder.

On any normal case, if somebody goes missing,

everybody, family, friends, they chomped the bit-tick to help out.

In this particular case, it didn't feel like that at all.

Help me up.

There's a neighbor of mine that was excluded missing by her husband today,

and her name is the left-tory.

Sid would brag about him spying on his wife.

He was able to read the text messages that she was sending and to hear her conversation.

No matter what lead we went with,

always Sid came back in the picture again.

She told me that he had tried to kill her.

This is just a massive search all over the place.

And she told me that he told her that he's going to be a vampire.

I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige-Nikolazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor

and host of investigation discoveries to conviction.

And this is an anatomy of murder.

Last episode, we started talking about the disappearance of Valedt Torres.

She was last spotted on surveillance video and by a witness entering her Miramar home

in the early morning hours of Saturday, March 31.

But her estranged husband, Sid, who was spending the night at the house

...