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Continuing coverage tonight of a death investigation in the village of Bellevue.

Nicole Vanderhiden was 31 years old. She was living with her boyfriend, Doug Dietri,

and they had just had a baby together. It was Friday, May 20th of 2016,

Doug and Nicole decided to go out that night. This was an opportunity for them to go out

and have a great time. The night didn't end in a great time, it ended in a nightmare.

Nikki walked off into the darkness that night. She just walked off, she vanished.

It's shocking whenever a young woman disappears. But in Green Bay, Wisconsin, it was also inconceivable.

Green Bay is a great downtown pulse, and I feel it's relatively safe. Nobody would ever think that

something like this would happen in our community. But it did happen, and worse, hours later,

Nicole Vanderhiden was found dead just miles from her home. But as tragic as it was,

it's not just the story of Nicole's death that matters. It's how police caught the killer

with Google data and how a Fitbit seemed to absolve the main suspect. I'm Aaron Moriarty,

48 hours, and this is my life of crime. Around a quarter of a million people live in brown

county, Wisconsin, a rural community way north, and probably best known as the home of the Green Bay

Packers. But to my surprise, it's also where one of the best murder investigations I've ever witnessed

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