what happened to the girl? and now here s this person that you re talking to that you re thinking, this may be the person that murdered this girl, his sister and then set her on fire. that s a pretty terrible thing to say. yes, it is. at first, said pat, he wanted to back out of the project. but then with his investigator s instinct engaged, he came up with his plan to follow his suspicions. why don t we make an investors packet or a dvd behind the scenes where we can interview you, and we can show it to people. maybe they ll get interested in your project. he went along with the idea. and he said we can arrange to interview some people that knew my sister too. so he was keen on being interviewed? yes. why don t we do some of the documentary information now. and it worked. vinceors would never see the tape.
trained psychologist, he was and is an experienced policeman. he s been on the force for 18 years. so what about that milky white substance he says the sheriff told him was found in jennifer s body, which was at the heart of pat s suggestion that jennifer s death could have been caused by some inappropriate sexual event involving tom? how does he know? by coincidence, he writes this script where he s bringing ice cream to the murder scene. and lo and behold, the detective has this milky white substance in the vagina. but aren t you taking two and two and coming up with five? no, i don t think so. he s fictionally writing about him being there with ice cream. and you think it s a coincidence that he shows up in his script that he places himself at the murder scene minutes before his sister s murder and he s bringing a substance that after fire could be melted down and be a milky white substance? do you think that s a coincidence? i don t. why would it be white? maybe it s ch
admitted his deepest feelings for her even though she didn t want to hear them. here s a quote from the transcript of the interrogation. i said, jennifer, promise me one thing. she was like, what? i said, promise me that you know i love you. i want you to know that i do care in case anything ever happens. she was like, you know, quit. nothing ain t going to never happen to me, and it did. one more thing, chris told boone he argued with jennifer about their relationship and left her trailer about 10:30 the night before her death. i felt like this could be it because the motive could be there because of his jealousy or anger. investigator boone alerted the polygrapher. it was time to take that test. and meanwhile, who was leaving gifts at the cemetery and why? we found a bracelet at jennie s grave. so, what are we going to do with this?
the end of it? a certificate. reporter: but if pat wasn t a exactly trained psychologist, he was and is an experienced policeman. he s been on the force for 18 years. so what about that milky white substance he says the sheriff told him was found in jennifer s body, which was at the heart of pat s suggestion that jennifer s death could have been caused by some inappropriate sexual event involving tom? how does he know? by coincidence, he writes this script where he s bringing ice cream to the murder scene. and lo and behold, the detective has this milky white substance in the vagina. reporter: but aren t you taking two and two and coming up with five? no, i don t think so. reporter: he s fictionally writing about him being there with ice cream. and you think it s a coincidence that he shows up in his script, that he places himself at the murder scene minutes before his sister s murder and he s bringing a substance that after fire could be melted down and be a milky white
to derail. more than 100 people have been taken to the hospital. and now we send you back to scenes from a murder. even when detective kenny boone decided not to arrest chris woodson, the morgans remained deeply suspicious. partly because the odd things didn t stop, even after jennifer was buried and the months began to turn into years. around her birthday or the date of her death, we would come out and find flowers that were laid here, and we would always ask the people who were close friends of hers, oh, did you lay the flowers, and we could never account for who had put them there over and over again. and it wasn t just flowers the family found but couldn t explain. we found a bracelet at jennie s grave. a string bracelet with beads laying on her