do this on purpose. a dark house, a husband witho a gun. a wife dead on the floor. make sure that she is still breathing. oh, i don t think she is, damn it. there was no question who killed her. the mystery was why. i hear the door squeaking, and i hear the rumbling and i hear the dog growling. how could you not tell that s your wife?ld it was dark. he just kept saying it was an accident. he said he didn t do anything wrong. others disagreed.di we never for a second believe that he didn t know who that was standing in front of him. was it a tragic mistake? he was broken. or cold-blooded murder. emotion is only done in front of the detective. a room too dark to see? shut the light off.e or a story too hard to believe.or there was nothing accidental about what he did. a shot in the dark and found in the light of day. the love of your life. yes, sir. the person you know better than anybody else. yes, sir. and you can t tell it s he
it sounds normal. well, that s the thing, it sounds normal, right? but when the detective looks at him and he doesn t see any tears, okay, that doesn t jive with everything else. these bits of emotion are only done in front of the the detective. they re not done when he s alone. what was he doing when officers were not watching him? he sat in this manner, sleeping at moments. reporter: and sipping his signature drink, dr. pepper. free on bail, lars understood he was still under the microscope. it was difficult. he didn t sleep much. reporter: watching lars suffer was torture for ken and kristi. they knew how much their brother loved debbie and how dark and confusing that house could be at night. you felt it was important that we come to the house now. yes, i did. why? because no one realizes how dark it was. we re here. it s around 4:00 in the morning. yes, it is. reporter: this was lars and debbie s bedroom. the bed was on this wall.
detective. they re not done when he s alone. what was he doing when officers were not watching him? he sat in this manner, sleeping at moments. reporter: and sipping his signature drink, dr. pepper. free on bail, lars understood he was still under the microscope. it was difficult. he didn t sleep much. reporter: watching lars suffer was torture for ken and kristi. they knew how much their brother loved debbie and how dark and confusing that house could be at night. you felt it was important that we come to the house now. yes, i did. why? because no one realizes how dark it was. we re here. it s around 4:00 in the morning. yes, it is. reporter: this was lars and debbie s bedroom. the bed was on this wall. reporter: ken itzo walked us through the story lars told him countless times he wasn t sure what he was seeing. he just thought it was an intruder, maybe two. there s the thought of, well, debbie s only 5 3 , she s blonde. she was wearing a light t-shirt
tears, okay, that doesn t jibe with everything else. these bits of emotion are only done in front of the the detective. they re not done when he s alone. what was he doing when officers were not watching him? he sat in this manner. sleeping at moments. reporter: and sipping his signature drink, dr. pepper. reporter: free on bail, lars understood he was still under the microscope. it was difficult. he didn t sleep much. reporter: watching lars suffer was torture for ken and kristi. they knew how much their brother loved debbie and how dark and confusing that house could be at night. you felt it was important that we come to the house now. yes, i did. why? because no one realizes how dark it was. we re here. it s around 4:00 in the morning. yes, it is. reporter: this was lars and debbie s bedroom. the bed was on this wall. reporter: ken itzo walked us through the story lars told him countless times he wasn t sure what he was seeing. he just thoug
only done in front of the the detective. they re not done when he s alone. what was he doing when officers were not watching him? he sat in this manner. sleeping at moments. reporter: and sipping his signature drink, dr. pepper. reporter: free on bail, lars understood he was still under the microscope. it was difficult. he didn t sleep much. reporter: watching lars suffer was torture for ken and kristi. they knew how much their brother loved debbie and how dark and confusing that house could be at night. you felt it was important that we come to the house now. yes, i did. why? because no one realizes how dark it was. we re here. it s around 4:00 in the morning. yes, it is. reporter: this was lars and debbie s bedroom. the bed was on this wall. reporter: ken itzo walked us through the story lars told him countless times he wasn t sure what he was seeing. he just thought it was an intruder, maybe two. there s the thought of well, debbie s only 5