the state s own m.e. dr. kantelere, had come to the same conclusion in her original report. the cause of death, undetermined. well, is there anything in the doctor s original autopsy report that you take issue or disagree with? no, sir. wholeheartedly. at trial the doctor testified that she favors homicide. would you agree with that? no, sir, i would respectfully disagree with that. the defense conclusion, it wasn t alex who killed emily. it was what was in those pill bottles. this is the marital issue. this is what he screamed about. and he howled about. no one would listen. do justice to alex fazzino. find him not guilty. jurors would now have to decide if alex fazzino was a killer or a wrongly accused husband who had tried only to save his wife. coming up you prepared for a guilty verdict? yeah. two families on edge.
tried to obtain prescriptions using bogus names. and on the security tape, rick looked closely and saw the man in the baseball cap leaning through the window of the enclosed pharmacy section, seemingly checking out names from pill bottles. over and over detective arnold stared at the grainy walgreens tape. the man in the baseball cap looked familiar. one person looked like quisenberry. as in james quisenberry, family friend who phoned her minute before the murder. earlier, he told the detective how much he wanted to help the investigation. find whoever it is. rick wasn t buying any of it now. quisenberry had become a prime suspect, though rick wasn t ready to arrest him. not yet. not until he had the other man. but that wouldn t be easy. although there were two suspects in his sights, the mystery man was not in focus. how clear is the image of the second guy? it s not very clear.
theory, the person rushed away from the house, threw the pill bottles and credit cards into the getaway car and drove off. a few miles away, whoever was in the car got rid of the hot property, tossing earon s empty pill bottles and credit cards out the window along with the manual. that s how everything ended up together in the drainage ditch. i think they were just grabbing stuff and they thought we don t want to have this. she s dead. rick asked the pharmacist if he knew who broke into his car. he said i don t know for sure but i have a pretty good idea. the pharmacist remembered and store security cameras confirmed that a man in a baseball cap and another man came into the walgreens at 9:30 pm may 17th just hours before earon was shot. and he said they didn t look like they were regular shoppers at our walgreens. most of our prescription customers are regular customers. he went on to tell me they had come back to the pharmacy and
reporter: on the security tape, rick looked closely and saw the man in the baseball cap leaning through the window of the enclosed pharmacy section seemingly checking out names from pill bottles. over and over, detective arnold stared at the grainy walgreens tape. the man in the baseball cap looked familiar. one person sure looks like reporter: as if james quisenberry, erin s family fend who phoned her minutes earlier and he told the detective how much he wanted to help the investigation. rick wasn t buying any of it now. quisenberry had become a prime suspect, though rick wasn t ready to arrest, not yet, not until he had the other man but that wouldn t be easy. although two suspects in his sights, the mystery man was not in focus. how clear is the image of the second guy? it s not very clear. coming up, it turned out it was an imagine that was all too
the get-away car and drove off. a few miles away, who wasever was in the car got rid of the hot property tossing a ining erl pill bottles and credit cards out the window along with the cadillac manual and that is how everything ended up in the drainage ditch. i think they were grabbing everything and we don t want to do that because he is did. reporter: ricked asked the pharmacist if he knows who broke into his car. he said i don t know but i have a pretty good idea. reporter: the store security cameras confirmed a man in a baseball cap and another man came into the walgreens at 9:30 p.m. on may 17th, just hours before erin was shot. and he said, they didn t look like they were regular shoppers at our walgreens. he said most of our prescription customers are regular customers. he told me they had come back to the pharmacy and tried to obtain prescriptions using bogus names.