but only 11% of its executives are women, and the quit rate is twice as high for them. here s a hack: make sure there s bandwidth for everyone. the more you know. keith morrison (voiceover): in the months following roberto ayala s murder, investigators suspected peter moore was the bomber and built a case against him. in the months following roberto ayala s murder, investigators suspect that peter moore was the bomber and built a case against him. so when peter s cousin paul was arrested, his defense asked an obvious question. what if the cops first instinct was correct? what if pete did it? peter has animosity toward roberto. peter has made threats to roberto. peter is the one that wants in to the farming operation. reporter: linda parisi, paul moore s attorney, presented in court a mirror image of the state s case, acknowledging that
moore. reporter: paul, pete s beloved cousin, the handsome golden boy of the pair told the detective he found something out at the scene of the accident, something that shouldn t have been there. he came across a piece of metal that he found. it looked like galvanized iron or some kind of galvanized metal. and that piece of metal said to him that there was something more going on. reporter: did he have any other ideas about what may have happened? he did. he told us his cousin pete had made some threats toward the victim in the time leading up to the incident. reporter: and there was more. paul showed detective psalm texts he received from peter sent from the very rice field where roberto was killed. that text was dated and timed the day before. coming up, the focus shifts from the nuts and bolts of electrical explosions to an explosive personality. he was always the one that had something mean to say. he was always the one that hated him. that was the only person i cou
paul remained the family golden boy. his doting grandmother made sure he never went without. paul married a local beauty. this is his wedding video. and he waited for the day when he d reign over the land. but he was never involved in the big questions, when and what to sow, when to reap. those multimillion-dollar decisions were left up to roberto ayala, who had once been a lowly field hand, but anyone could see roberto was a natural farmer and gradually trust and responsibility and the owners affection came to rest with him. paul and i were the boys in the family. reporter: yeah. we should have been the next in line. it wasn t fair. it was a slap in the face. reporter: and to make matters worse, roberto brought his brother eduardo in as his assistant. the cousins, their birthright withheld, fumed. paul would come over and tell
celebrate a coming of age ritual called a quinceanera when a girl turns 15. so when roberto s daughter turned 15 he went all out. it was his only i was the only girl so he did everything he could to make that day the best. what kinds of things do you do? you have to have your father/daughter dance. you just feel like you re the only person that exists at that moment, that you re just real important. you really do feel like a princess. reporter: probably won t ever forget that. but of course for teenagers there is another rite of passage. butting heads with parents. which that last morning may have, pure chance, saved jesus s life. we always went to work together. and for some reason we had an argument that morning, so i didn t get to tag along with the ride that day. reporter: you might otherwise have been there. i would have probably been the one to get off to go check that pump. reporter: why would anybody want to hurt him?
gasoline, or nitroglycerin? correct. reporter: then there was this, discovered on the fifth day the investigation. the panel box door found 160 feet from the site of the explosion. about four feet tall, about two feet wide. probably weighs somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 to 20 pounds. this where the large hole is would be the bottom of the panel. reporter: the forensic scientists of the atf continued their battery of tests hunting for bomb residue, fingerprints, dna and all the while the detective david psalm was on peter moore s tail, waiting for him to make a mistake. did he go to ground? did he leave? what did he do? he didn t leave. reporter: what were people saying around town that you were hearing? we were hearing that people were saying they thought pete did it. they were following us everywhere. reporter: didn t make a secret of it either said mary ellen, from them or the neighbors. reporter: how did they start to look at you? like we were guilty. af