This was different than any homicide we've ever really had.

This was a homicide that occurred in someone's bathroom.

From the first moment when we walked in and saw Becky's body, it was different.

She was shot 14 times and there was one miss, so there were 15 rounds fired.

My mom called my phone. She was understandably hysterical and she just kept saying Becky's dead.

You never expect to get a phone call.

Saying your sister's dead, it doesn't seem possible.

She was an incredible nurse, but she was made to be a mom.

I can't imagine someone looking at someone so beautiful and kind and still thinking that you should take her life from her.

She must have been so scared.

This brutal crime has had the Quincy community on edge and our residents living in fear.

How big a story was this initially?

It was huge.

Were people scared that there was a killer loose?

Definitely. How was this happening in our small town?

Make sure you lock your doors. Turn on exterior lights. There were prowlers in the area right next door within a week of her being murdered.

They're breaking into cars, they're trying to break into houses.

It wasn't a random prowler. It was an execution. You don't kick down a door, chase them into a bathroom, shoot them once, and then shoot them that many more times in a random act. This was somebody who was there with a purpose.

Did you think you'd probably be a suspect? I mean, you're the estranged husband in the middle of a very contentious divorce.

I had to kind of make an assumption that, yeah, I probably was going to be a suspect.

We learned that he was on a family feud.

It's time to play family feud.

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