it s not like i disappeared for hours. you say you had no blood, people would ve seen it. no blood no cuts. these are pictures from the birthday party. the man at the edge of the picture in the red hat, is gregory. most of the party said gregory was one of the first guests to arrives and one of his helpful self. well the separation took its toll, and gregory finally moved. he left southern california for spoken, washington. and that desiccation petered out. the case went cold. after years, it ll relinquished hope that they would never be justice for kit. which, of course, is where boyd underwood entered the story. going through that old file, those forgotten if he had just gotten deeper, wet secrets would be fined? old evidence plus new
but, listen to what gregory says. what happened that day? what happened when you went in the second time? why do you go back? and i took the kids out of the car, and forgot to put the president. what happened when you got back in the house? because that s i picked up the presence and left. you heard it, gregory changed his story. just enough to put himself in the murder scene, alone with kit. with that, a quarter century after the murder of his estranged wife, gregory monique was arrested and charged, with first of the murder. boyd called kid s brother, joe. i think he said, we ve arrested him, and i didn t know it for, honestly. remember, i have given up. why did you arrest him? why, indeed. dna from an uncertain time, a few ambiguous comments in a private diary, and a cops trick, that produced a slightly edited
prosecutor told him he just didn t have enough to make a case. the interview proved gregory had never thrown away, but it wasn t enough. did you think about giving up on? it no. there was something there. i have always thought so. and then, summer 2007, boyd was felt like he had a case, but how could he sell it to the da s office. boyd s been around for a long time, more than dna sciences changed. i was working with propeller heads. a step or two ahead of me. he suggested why don t you do a powerpoint. i said, what is a powerpoint? he learned fast. finally, the evidence assembled in that power point presentation, bits of gregory s blood in the house, his in kits dna mixed on that we are slider in the bathroom sink, and gregory s diaries persuaded the
a parent who was very involved. for himself, gregory went back to his first love, taking pictures. he set up a studio in downtown spoken. photography by gregory, and kids dreadful death, 1000 miles away, faded in history. except for a family, his family, convinced right or wrong, that her killer was in fact gregory. they had after all witnessed a shouting and shoving matches that would proceed the breakup, then the murder. by 1985, pretty much, we knew that he had gotten away with it. did you ever give up on the idea that, some day, there would be justice? sure, in this world, i did. it was 1999, long after the family had given up, when boyd underwood came along. one of the asphalt will of this case in particular. if anyone would break the case, maybe boyd could. anaheim cops, since 1964, rolls
it was obvious that they were very happy together. very happy. his name was henry. at his own photography studio, and donna dropped by one morning, when kit was there. she was happy. she was in love. to someone that treated a really good, and was in love with her. they made a great family. kit was bursting with plans, and now she was moving to los angeles from orange county, to be closer to her fooling work. and then, that weekend, it was january 1983. decades later would happen that weekend, the mystery of it was in a file on boyd underwood s desk. and a family was thinking back, trying to piece together those incomprehensible events. starting with that first call. it was slowly before ten, saturday morning. did she pickup? no. i don t think anything of it. she was gone for the day, i