to hide the awful truth, she s building to her boss. now, she s about to tell us. it s really hard to visitors. almost killed me. it was late afternoon, spring was coming. it was 1980. lloyd was still around, the kids reside. cam was, as usual, trying to be the perfect little daughter, helping around the house. they are in the kitchen, kim says, when you look down at her and asked a very curious question. cooking dinner. she says, how would you like it if floyd was gone? gone to a 12-year-old? going, divorce, moving out? what did you think when you heard that? sounded all right. kim was used to juries on even love life. divorce didn t sound like disaster. she loved having her mother to herself. here s cans memory of what her
history of bad blood between melissa and her clients or people she had sued. detectives talked to the ex-husband, but his alibi was solid. and then they looked at the current men in her life. what about boyfriends? she was a single woman who had been dating some guys. we assigned detectives to go out there, talk to them, and they were alibied out pretty quickly. reporter: of course, they also wanted to talk to melissa s co-worker and best friend, debra. who better to talk to than someone s best friend to find out what their habits are, what they like to do? did she have strange men come to her home? reporter: far from it, debra told detectives. most nights, melissa was either at debra s house cooking dinner for her and her kids, or home with her dogs, george and gracie. still, they continued to pick debra s brain. it s just a million you just can t even imagine, like, the questions that they ask you. reporter: detectives also talked to melissa s sister, carrie. when asked