believing that, i don t know, god is in the detail, but guilt is in the details. and innocence. reporter: guilty or innocent. was it marty or chris? larry even considered another possibility. could it have been random? someone who had seen lynsie at just the wrong time. so you got a bad guy just waiting, hoping that the girl drops out of a car at 4:25 in the morning. reporter: it happened. yeah. and you consider that but then weigh it and go, it doesn t is this a good possibility? probably not but keep an open mind. reporter: so larry sat down and read through the entire case file, all the witness statements, all the interviews. he did that for two years. we re down this road again. reporter: he watched the february 2001 interview that police did with a very unhappy marty. doesn t it strike you as
by high school there were girlfriends, even some boyfriends, and by the time she was 20 after so many years of mom and daughter being each other s best friends and confidantes, lynsie began to keep some things to herself like where she was really headed one night in february 2001. does it make any sense that she would lie to you about what she was going to do that night? i ve never known her to lie to me but you don t know what you don t know. it was a friday night. lynsie was in college part time and working but still living at home. she told her mom that instead of their usual friday night dinner she was staying the night with a girlfriend named andrea, someone nancy had never met. and then a young man named chris came to the door to pick lynsie up. she introduces you to this guy chris? did chris say hello to you? was he polite, good manners? uh-huh.
no. i don t know until i get into it and see the details. you re no doubt aware you have a reputation for believing that god s in the details but guilt s in the details. and innocence. innocence. was it marty or chris. larry even considered another possibility. could it have been random, someone who had seen lynsie at just the wrong time? so you ve got a bad guy waiting, hoping that a girl drops out of her car at 4:25 in the morning. it can happen. you consider that and weigh it. and you go is that a good possibility? probably not but still keep an open mind. so larry sat down and read through the entire case file. all the witness statements, all the interviews. he did that for two years. he watched the february 2001 interview that police did with a
she changed the spelling of her name from this to this. by high school there were girlfriends, even some boyfriends, and by the time she was 20 after so many years of mom and daughter being each other s best friends and confidantes, lynsie began to keep some things to herself like where she was headed one night in february 2001. does it make any sense that she would lie to you about what she was doing that night? i ve never known her to lie to me but you don t know what you don t know. it was a friday night. lynsie was in college part time and working but still living at home. she told her mom that instead of their usual friday night dinner she was staying the night with a girlfriend named andrea, someone nancy had never met. and then a young man named chris came to the door to pick lynsie up. she introduces you to this guy chris? did chris say hello to you?
the morning. it can happen. you consider that and weigh it. is that a good possibility? probably not but still keep an open mind. so larry sat down and read through the entire case file. all the witness statements, all the interviews. he did that for two years. he watched the february 2001 interview that police did with a very unhappy marty. doesn t it strike you as tremendously suspicious that marty would call after lynsie disappears, talk to lynsie s mother and give a phony name? if you didn t know the background of marty, then absolutely. when i talked to the mother on the phone, i gave her an identifier, named marty resler, that s what i said. which is a lie? which is a lie. watching that interview, larry chokd up marty s dishonesty as an attempt to save his marriage.