medical examiner hadn t had changed his mind? he had not changed his mind. it still said undetermined on the medical examiner confusing, yes. final, it seems so. the case of vicky lozano was put in a box, sealed in an evidence room, and will soon forgotten by almost everyone, except donna. did this become an obsession? . we pretty much, i just felt an empathy for her not blocks in the evidence room held a key, but as far as belize were concerned, it was off limits to the media. there comes a point in the way i cover stories when i actually feel like i know the victim. i began to felt like i knew vicky, and i felt like vicky was giving a i wanted justice for vicky. she was vicky s voice, and a fake it was about to be heard, as donna finally got her hands on that box.
no i want to take roe and date her. he said that straight up? yeah, and i thought, well, you know the problem with that what we said most guys that are, married they don t date. he says, all right, but would you have a problem with it? richard knew bob had made up his, mind all he could do was worn his intern. i m thinking if he s asking, knew how many other people he has asked before you. and i said, he is married, so you might want to keep that in mind. i don t think that he s ever going to leave vicky. richard had no idea just how pathetic he was being. bobby never did leave vicky, but he did leave his marriage vows intact, not just with the intern, but with one woman after the other four years. s off-duty lifestyle was far more crowded than investigators ever thought. coming up, did bobby s cheating drive vicky to take
murdered. as the years went by, the case grew cold, until a reporter he did it up again. stayed up all night reading that file, and it was astonishing. it turns out there was a lot less to this marriage then met the eye. he cheated on vicky the day before they got married, and the day after they got married. but not every cheating part hides a killer. you could hear members of the jury gasp. hello and welcome to dateline, when it comes to solving a crime, time can be the enemy. this is the story of a murder that after seven years might never have been solved, the victim and new mother had been forgotten by almost everyone, except a complete stranger determined to find justice. in the lore of the lone star state, texas lawmen rank pretty
even though she didn t know anything about why problem was, the indictment did not stick here and a half, later out of the blue, the district attorney decided he didn t have enough evidence to prosecute after all the indictment was dismissed, bobby was free and still no one knew what really happened to vicky. the reasons given or strange, it didn t make sense, could it make them fit what i knew. what really did not fit was the advice of an out of town medical examiner. the district attorney said i consulted this girl from chicago, and he says that it was and had communicated that to the medical examiner who did the autopsy, and he now agrees. so now have two medical examiners are telling me it was suicide so i cannot continue with this case but that wasn t really the case, a
especially evident around boys, except one, bobby. once they started dating, if i saw vicky, i saw bobby. they hooked up the summer after vicky graduated from high school, bobby needed a job working at his family s ghastly shun. i saw him as the outcast loner type on his own. everybody knew of bobby but nobody knew him really well and he didn t hang out with anybody except for vicky constantly. so what do you think vicky saw in bobby back then. ? he showed hermits attention. and that seems to be the sunlight vicky needed to blossom. her friends soon saw different vicky on the outside at least. it was like wow, she found that side of, herself she enjoyed, and people were always there. she just may not have known how to bring out