started with roses and ended in a different shade of red. everything stopped. i was just in shock. we knew that there was somebody bad out there doing something. she was a wife, a mother, a missionary. to me, it sounds like a saint. she probably was. but something had been happening behind closed doors. there is nothing more important to me than you and this relationship. was it love? this was his valentine s day present. or hate? one shot to the head. what was the motive for a valentine s day murder? we had a note that she had written. she was speaking from the grave. that note was powerful. it happened on the least likely day imaginable. a day devoted to love and affection. valentine s day. and it happened to the last people on earth you would expect. a religious family dedicated to god and making the world a better place. we had a break-in. is it going on right now? i don t know. the garage door is open. there is glass from the back do
he wants to do believe that he sees the door opening glass. that is the extent of his knowledge. but with that, he calls the police. he knew full well when he called the police. from our perspective, that is what makes this case so disturbing. the cold, calculated manner in which he did this. one of the first officers to testify for the state described the scene at the house just after nathan called 9-1-1 that day. i observed some kitchen cabinets opened and some kitchen drawers on the floor. in my experience, as a police officer and investigator, when a burglary it occurs the kitchen is not a commonplace that a burglar would look for items. a burglary also items are scattered about. doors jumped on the floor. i felt this was not an ordinary burglary, and i express that my partner. while he found the crime scene odd for a burglary, it was nathan s behavior that
experience, as a police officer, and investigator. what usually occurs, in a kitchen it s not a common place, where people would look for items. in a burglary also, items are scattered about, george dumped on the floors. i felt that this was not an ordinary burglary, and i express that to my partner. while he found the crime scene odd for burglary, it was nathan s behavior that struck the officer even more. describe his demeanor. as i m speaking to him, he never showed any sort of a motion, where asked any questions of me as to what was going. on prosecutor said nathan also showed no emotion during his police interview. even when the detective told him denise was dead. you can t tell me things about her, so there s. i can tell you she s. that he told me that. okay. prosecutors played the
on the floor. i felt this was not an ordinary burglary and i described that to my partner. while he find the crime scene odd for a burglary, it was nathan s behavior that disturbed the officer even more. describe his demeanor. as i m speaking to him, he never showed any sort of emotion or asked any questions of me as to what was going on. prosecutors said nathan also showed no emotion during his police interview, even when a detective told him denise was dead. you can t tell me things about her that i m not you can t tell me things about her. i can tell you she s dead. he told me that. okay. in the elevator. prosecutors played the interview for the jurors, hoping they would see what they saw. when the police first gave us the case, i watched his videotape statement. five minutes into, i knew he did it, i knew he was guilty.
on the floor. i felt that this was not an ordinary burglary and i expressed that to my partner. reporter: while he found the crime scene odd for a burglary it was nathan s demeanor that struck him more. describe his demeanor. as i m speaking to him, he never showed any sort of emotion or asked any questions of me as to what was going on. reporter: prosecutors said nathan also showed no emotion during his police interview, even when a detective told him denise was dead. you can t tell me things about her. and i m not faulting you. you can t tell me things about her. so there s i can tell you she s dead. he told me that. okay. in the elevator. reporter: prosecutors played the interview for the jurors,