death by antifreeze poisoning, the and pointing at her. matt s fiancée and the mother of his children, holly mcfeeture. holly mcfeeture was a suspect from day one. prosecutors were appointed. brian make done in and they were frustrated but we were missing missing pieces, missing critical links on the case. evidence already collected was madly inconclusive. for example, detectives recovered two bottles of antifreeze in the garage were holly and matt lived. but it turned out somebody else had been living in the house for more than a year by the time they found. it whose antifreeze was it? nobody knew. but still, was there a way that we could go ahead and link it up? nope. tests confirmed that the garage antifreeze did not match the antifreeze that killed matt. but, remember holly s friend, rebecca vega? detective quinn found her name
time. even babysat for neighbors. when she had a spare hour two. the children needed food, they still needed a roof over their heads. and that s exactly what she was doing. she was paying their bills and making sure that the kids were taking care of. the thing is, holly mcfeeture loved kids. not just her own while matt s passion was playing hockey, holly s was coaching little league baseball. she threw herself into it after matt s death. baseball is how rebecca vega mitali. our kids were in little league together at that time. that was the spring of 2006 before matt died. their oldest girls were school classmates and sports teammates. and holly she was friendly in the way that was intoxicating. so i guess it wasn t intoxicating friendliness.
prosecutors decided, maybe a joe bird could provided. holly briefly dated a man named jameson kennedy, a year or so after matt died. and, according to kennedy, during a wine and sex driven evening, holly made some kind of confession. this, thought the prosecutors, was gold what did he claim he heard? he heard to have heard holly makes feature confess by saying she put something in his drinks. then, prosecutor brian mick dunn and that she wanted to stop but then his kidneys had failed. and that was compelling evidence. but, all with something. mr. kennedy was not exactly the local church pastor, his rap sheet was longer than a sunday sermon. in fact, when he came up
into mats drink or something. and if that phrase in the corners report was true, chronic ethylene glycol intoxication, that somebody would ve done it several times. but, one person who wasn t buying that theory was matt s brother, mark. he didn t have any enemies. matt had worked his way up from the production line to supervisor at the plant said mark. and he was well liked by the people and phoenix industrial. he wasn t this guy that was going around picking fights with people. he was loved by his coworkers. by then, solving the case of his brother s murder had become mark s obsession. he collected stories from matt s factories coworkers, from the streets, from friends. he fumed when the official investigation seemed to go nowhere. and then, after three frustrating years, one small change that made a huge difference. a new supervisor in the
his organs were systematically shut down. and then, matt s father, glenn , describe the horror of watching his son final agony. so much pain, he couldn t talk. except to ask for his children. he would say where s little man and where s samantha. a picture was passed around the courtroom, matt dead, lying on the autopsy table. mark began to cry. across the courtroom, so the holly. and then, corner dan told the what he found during the autopsy. discoveries had became the core of the case against holly. the cause of death was chronic intoxication by ethylene glycol poison with antifreeze, very, very slowly. he explained he had found crystals in matt s heart and brain. having inched their way through the body, the kidney, the hard in the brain.