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Welcome to Case Closed. My name is Charlie Spicer, your true crime guide.

We left off last time with a gun and a rental van. These two key pieces of evidence can both

be traced directly to Hemie Newman. Though a motive is not required for a conviction,

a solid motive would ensure a foolproof conviction. And so I want to return to Hemie and Andrea.

The two travel together frequently for work. Trips that seem to innocent enough,

but with the records from GE Energy and Hemie's credit card bills, things aren't adding up.

Tracing Hemie's travels for GE proved easy. Everything was meticulously documented in

GE's travel files, from dates and locations to the names of restaurants, hotels, and items purchased.

In the seven months before Rusty's murder, his companion was usually Andrea.

Going through her expense records as well, investigators found the trips that she had spoken of

in her police interviews. Her May 24, 2010 excursion to Florida shortly after she was hired was there.

So was her July 13th to 14th trip to Minden Nevada, where she said Hemie revealed he had feelings for

her. The fleeting moment she said the two had quickly put behind them.

Investigators also found the June 21st overnight trip to Norfolk, Virginia that Andrea and

Hemie took. The receipts showed they dined at the Serena Kuchina Italian restaurant downtown,

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