happiness from within. men found anna irresistible. i see her, my angel. of lights. i called her my muse. they wrote her poetry. gave her gift. how much money did you give anna? $46,000. is he some kind of sugar daddy? that s what it appears to be. she was found dead in her house. lying on the ground, blood. coming out of her mouth. who would do this to her? and with so many men in her life, there would be plenty of potential suspects. you knew a lot awful lot about her routines. he is trying to get into her bank accounts. her emails. he s a direct beneficiary of a large sum of cash. but someone we re going to look at. could this strange reveal a killer? there was a locked door and inside the door was a letter in russian. that letter gave you get a window into what was really happening. we were confident he was going to be our guy. of all the places a beautiful, bright young russian might end up, frisco, texas, might not make your l
dancer, donna now teaches dance in frisco. she was very passionate about some of the same things i was passionate about. we went to the dallas symphony. we went to the dallas opera. we went to texas ballet theater. as anna s world got bigger, her life with bob began to wither. the marriage that have survived a child s illness faltered over time. and anna surprised everyone when she asked bob for a divorce in 2012. for igor s sake, they parted as friends. and anna was again on the lookout for a nice guy. which brings us to michael stodnick. michael is a very attractive, very intelligent, softspoken, young man. about anna s age. he is a professor at the university of dallas. and anna s new man. good-looking, age appropriate.
she came in and met with me and we clicked instantly. what made you guys click like that? i was a new, so she came over and told me about. tell me who they were in the office. took me around. we met people. we went out for lunch. so, it was really nice of her to make me feel very comfortable. anna clicked with a lot of people. like john wiorkowski a, professor at the university who worked just upstairs from anna. she wanted to learn about quantitative methods. that s my specialty. so we were good buddies. anna was big on self improvement. she was taking a course in public speaking when she met jerry caspell. and he joined her crowd of admirers. we used to tease each other. i said, used to be my enemy. you re from a communist country. as she thought that was pretty funny. donna ross, anna found a kindred spirit. once a professional badly
professor at the university who worked just upstairs from anna. she wanted to learn about quantitative methods. that s my specialty. so we were good buddies. anna was big on self improvement. she was taking a course in public speaking when she met jerry caspell. and he joined her crowd of admirers. we used to tease each other. i said, used to be my enemy. you re from a communist country. as she thought that was pretty funny. donna ross, anna found a kindred spirit. once a professional badly dancer, donna now teaches dance in frisco. she was very passionate about some of the same things i was passionate about. we went to the dallas symphony. we went to the dallas opera. we went to texas ballet theater. as anna s world got bigger, her life with bob began to wither. the marriage that have survived
in 2002, fate dealt the family a sucker punch, when igor suffered what could ve been a catastrophic health crisis. cancer. but with bob s help, he pulled through. i care about that child. a lot. we did everything possible. they recovered from the setback with igor and life picked up in frisco. an ambitious little city outside of dallas. bob worked in sales. anna landed a job as a data analyst at the university of texas, dallas, where she met jayshree bihari. she came in and met with me and we clicked instantly. what made you guys click like that? i was a new, so she came over and told me about. tell me who they were in the office. took me around. we met people. we went out for lunch. so, it was really nice of her to make me feel very comfortable. anna clicked with a lot of people. like john wiorkowski a,