he d found work in the prudo bay oil fields. josh was, in fact, still in alaska that night. so that s a pretty good alibi. yes. because there s domestic turmoil doesn t mean you d necessarily have a suspect though, does it? not necessarily. doesn t explain why she s dead in this vehicle, huh? but it s a good idea to eliminate the husband as a suspect in the get-go. reporter: detective ryan called josh daniels on alaska s north slope. can you discern things like demeanor or attitude through the phone line? not really. i wasn t detectin shock or or grief, or anything like that. but nothing you can hang your hat on either, huh? no. one of the questions i asked him was, who have you been talkin to here in zanesville? and he gave me a list, about a half a dozen people. reporter: daniels told the detective he d return to zanesville as soon as he could. but there was another person much closer that the cops had to figure out: craig berry, the fiancee.
there s my baby and i can t do nothin about it. it was 2:00. went to the house. 4:00, detectives came down to the house, said that they removed her and the car. reporter: who would benefit from a single mom s death? of course, the questioning turned quickly to the soon-to-be-divorced husband, the father of the little girl. brandy s mom told them about josh daniels. said he was a personal trainer at the gym and an obsessive weightlifter. when you ran him through the computer, what d you find out about him? did he have priors? he did not. he was not on law enforcement s radar. reporter: not on law enforcement s radar, but none the less, somebody they wanted to talk to right now. but, there was a problem, a big one. there was every reason to believe he wasn t in the driveway that night but 4,300 miles away in alaska. josh had moved up there to be near his mom. he d found work in the prudo bay oil fields. josh was, in fact, still in alaska that night. so that s a pretty go
driveway that night but 4,300 miles away in alaska. josh had moved up there to be near his mom. he d found work in the prudo bay oil fields. josh was, in fact, still in alaska that night. so that s a pretty good alibi. yes. because there s domestic turmoil doesn t mean you d necessarily have a suspect though, does it? not necessarily. doesn t explain why she s dead in this vehicle, huh? but it s a good idea to eliminate the husband as a suspect in the get-go. reporter: detective ryan called josh daniels on alaska s north slope. can you discern things like demeanor or attitude through the phone line? not really. i wasn t detectin shock or or grief, or anything like that. but nothing you can hang your hat on either, huh? no. one of the questions i asked him was, who have you been talkin to here in zanesville? and he gave me a list, about a half a dozen people. reporter: daniels told the detective he d return to zanesville as soon as he could. but
josh had moved up there to be evidence for the jurors to follow. near his mom. you ve got robberies going on, the homicide, the cell phone he d found work in the prudo bay data, how you link all these oil fields. people up. you re going to have multiple snitches who are all going to be josh was, in fact, still in testifying, who all have their own issues. alaska that night. reporter: the grand jury sat for three months and heard more so that s a pretty good than 100 witnesses. alibi. yes. in march 2016, it returned because there s domestic indictments against josh daniels and sirius underwood. at the request of authorities in turmoil doesn t mean you d necessarily have a suspect ohio, the alaska state troopers though, does it? not necessarily. doesn t explain why she s located josh at his mother s home in wasilla. dead in this vehicle, huh? once ohio gave the green light but it s a good idea to to the troopers move on their eliminate the husband as a suspect in the
do nothing about it. it was 2:00. went to the house. 4:00, two detectives came down to the house, said that they removed her and the car. reporter: who would benefit from a single mom s death? of course, the questioning turned quickly to the soon-to-be-divorced husband, the father of the little girl. brandy s mom told them about josh daniels. said he was a personal trainer at the gym and an obsessive weighlifter. reporter: when you ran him through the computer, what d you find out about him? did he have priors? he did not. he was not on law enforcement s radar. reporter: not on law enforcement s radar, but none the less, somebody they wanted to talk to right now. but, there was a problem, a big one. there was every reason to believe he wasn t in the driveway that night but 4,300 miles away in alaska. josh had moved up there to be near his mom. he d found work in the prudo bay oil fields. josh was, in fact, still in alaska that night. so that s a pretty good alibi? yes.