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a beautiful 31-year-old mother named nikki vanderheyden. >> i met her at a cookout and i thought this girl, she is definitely my type of person. >> reporter: when hailey and katelyn first met the perky single mom, they instantly clicked. >> it was like the three musketeers. right away. as soon as we got together, we are like a bunch of little kids playing on the playground. >> we called ourselves the traveling music group. we would roller blade and sing. >> reporter: of these bffs , nikki was the oldest. >> you could count on nikki for anything and everything. she had the biggest heart. >> reporter: nikki was as active as she was loyal. >> what did nikki like to do. >> she was so spontaneous. we would jump on the trampoline, be cooking, planting, making games. just up for any adventure. >> reporter: case in point, how nikki celebrated her 29th birthday. >> she decided to jump off a plane. >> reporter: that is nikki taking a big leap. >> why did she decide to jump out of a plane? >> that was just nikki. >> reporter: she also taught high school science and shared a passion for biology with her students. >> she loved the discovery of things. >> reporter: kids meant the world to nikki and she had two of her own. a son and daughter from a previous marriage. >> she is an amazing mom. >> reporter: in 2015, the busy mother finally decided to start dating again when she met 33- year-old doug. >> everything happened. they just clicked right away. >> reporter: doug came from a prominent green bay family. he had a reputation around town as an attractive, wealthy bachelor. a catch. >> do you think that is part of what attracted nikki to him? >> i'm sure it was. him and his family having a company. he having his own house in a nice neighborhood. any woman would be attracted to that. >> reporter: about a month after they met, nikki was pregnant. >> i think she was probably surprised but like a good surprise. >> reporter: in october, 2015, she and doug welcomed a son into their lives. >> i think she was very excited to to be a mother again. >> reporter: nikki wasted no time getting back in shape by hitting the gym. >> that was one thing about nikki. she was very physically fit. >> reporter: she inspired doug to do the same. the new dad started wearing a fit bit fitness tracker. little did he know, just how valuable that digital device would become. seven months after their son's birth, nikki was ready for some adult fun. a popular band was playing at a local venue called the watering hole so she and doug and a group of his friends planned to make a night of it. >> she was thrilled just to spend time with doug and you know. do couple things. >> reporter: nikki's friend, dallas kennedy, offered to babysit. >> she never gets an opportunity to stay out all night. and i was available. so why not? >> reporter: the night started out great as the concert was getting underway, nikki sent dallas a photo of her and doug. >> she was happy. he was smiling. they looked like there was a great time together out at that moment. >> reporter: but the moment wouldn't last. after the concert ended, nikki and doug got separated. doug stayed inside the bar while nikki and doug's friends followed the large crowd as it emptied into the parking lot. >> i said where is doug? and she just shrugged her shoulders at maine i said welcome with us. she's like okay. perfect. >> reporter: doug's friend angela took nikki, new to the group, under her wing as they left doug behind and headed to the next bar. the sardine can. >> this was just a fun night? >> yes. >> reporter: but around 12:30 a.m., friends said nikki had enough. so she left the bar and headed home alone. or so they thought. >> that was the last time you saw her? >> it was. >> reporter: the next day, hailey got a text from nikki's sister. >> this was on saturday evening. and said hey, have you heard from nikki at all? we are concerned about her. she hasn't returned home from last night. she is still breast-feeding so this isn't like her. >> were you worried? >> i had a hard time sleeping that night to be honest with you. i really didn't know what to think at that time. i knew something wasn't right. >> reporter: then, a news alert. >> county officials searching for clues after a body found. >> reporter: a body found in a farm field on the outskirts of town. rumors spread the body was that of a male. >> so i'm like okay. well. chances are, then, we are good. it's not her. she is fine. >> reporter: but the news only got worse. they later learned the body was in fact a young woman's. >> your heart must have sank. >> i dropped to my knees and prayed. and i just remember thinking this can't be happening. >> reporter: a young mom missing. a young woman found dead in a field. and nikki's friends and family holding out hope this was all an unfortunate, horrifying coincidence. coming up, clues to a mystery. >> we are looking for trademarks. footprints. any type of weapons that might be involved. >> reporter: who was the woman in that farm field? 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>> no. beyond help. >> reporter: soon, the detectives got a call and headed to the crime scene. neither detective had to travel very far. >> so the body was found right near here? the sheriff's department? >> yep. >> you don't see that every day. i mean, it is literally right in your backyard. >> yes. >> reporter: the condition of the victim's body disturbed even these two seasoned detectives. >> i had been in law enforcement 18 years but to see this up close and personal on a young lady is very difficult for everyone. >> describe her body for us. >> when i arrived on the scene, she was laying facedown with her head toward the field and her feet toward the road. her arms were up in front of her face. crossed. and there was other abrasions and bruising. really throughout her body. >> what was the approximate time of death, do you think? >> it was hard to say up front. but we believed it was, probably from the night before some time. >> reporter: from all indicaters t woman had been sexually assaulted. >> the only thing she was wearing was socks and a pink bracelet on her left wrist. >> and nothing else? >> nothing else. >> this crime sounds very personal. >> yeah. it was apparent early on that there was a pretty good fight that must have happened. >> reporter: initially, the detectives couldn't find a murder weapon. severe bruises on her neck led them to believe she had been strangled. >> identification? >> there was no identification. >> so you had no idea who this woman was? >> no. not at first. >> this is sad. and, not only sad, it's scary. i mean, to see a woman like that just lying in a field. >> it is in a community like brown county or the greater green bay area. it is not something we deal with normally. >> reporter: both of them were struck by how little evidence there was to go on. >> initially, we didn't really know if it happened here or not. >> we were careful about how we were approaching the body looking for footprints. any type of weapons involved. there was no indication of how many people might have been involved or any evidence to point us in a certain direction. at least not right away. >> this was a real who dun it and who is she. >> absolutely. >> did you immediately think about the community and if this would start ringing alarm bells for them? >> yeah. i think when the news of what was going on started to break, and that we didn't have, you know, information up front of who was involved, i think that is definitely alarming to the community. >> reporter: while the detectives continued searching the field for clues, they learned a woman by the name of nikki vanderheyden had been reported missing. >> who filed the missing persons report. >> douglass detrie who was the boyfriend and father to nicole's child. >> reporter: a sergeant headed to doug's house to take a missing person's report. there was no reason just yet to tell doug they had found a woman in the field. >> what color are her eyes? >> blue. >> reporter: doug gave a physical description of nikki to the sergeant who then relayed it to slinger in the field. they suspected the victim was nikki vanderheyden but couldn't be sure. >> it was not easy to make a positive identification because of the condition of the body. >> reporter: then early next morning detectives got a break. bloody clothing near the crime scene. >> a large amount of clothing and other items laying along the side of the road here. in between the fog line and the ditch. the person that was responsible was panicking. and probably didn't know what to do at that time. and just discarded them as they were traveling back westbound on 172. >> the clothing, did it tell you anything about who the victim was? >> yes. so i was able to go through the clothing. there was a lanyard with a green bay school district photo id on it. >> reporter: the photo was of nikki. dental records confirmed what everybody by now already knew. the victim was nicole vanderheyden. representatives of the sheriff's office went to the home of nikki's parents where all of her friends and family had gathered. >> the chief and another police officer came over and had the immediate family in the backyard. we knew, you know, we saw the looks on their faces. and all we could do was just hold them. >> an awful moment. did anyone talk or was it just silence? >> silence. we hoped it wouldn't be true. it's hard. >> so why would this happen to such a good person? of all people, you know. coming up. >> i couldn't sleep. i couldn't eat. >> the last night nikki was seen alive, where was her boyfriend doug? >> this doesn't make sense. you go out together. and you are not coming home together? >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. home insurance options so you can get what you need without overpaying. yeah, we've spent a lot on this kitchen. oh, yeah, really high-end stuff. -sorry, that's our ghost. -yeah, okay. he's more annoying than anything. too bad there's mold behind the backsplash. 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>> 11:30. >> reporter: they also interviewed doug's friends. >> how did the night start? >> on all accounts, everyone who saw her said she was having a blast. >> reporter: slinger learned after the concert at the watering hole, doug and a friend stayed behind while everyone else headed to the next bar. >> nikki was here at the sardine can. take us through her night. >> so nikki came here with doug's friends. there's a group of four or five of them including nikki. the plan was to come here and hang out and have a couple of extra drinks. >> reporter: detective slinger asked to review the sardine can security video. on it, he could see nikki. there she is on the left. >> was she having a good time? >> she appeared to be having a great time. dancing, socializing, talking to people. walking around. just like any normal night. >> reporter: but according to doug's friend angela, nikki's mood soon changed. doug was at the other bar and nikki began to feel ignored. >> i noted her being a little quiet and i said, well, where is doug? and, she just shrugged her shoulders. >> she starts texting, calling him, asking him where he is. she is with all his friends that she wasn't all that familiar with. so she wanted her boyfriend to come be with her at the new bar. >> is she getting a response from doug? >> very limited. she was getting annoyed and frustrated that he wasn't responding to her. >> reporter: angela offered to help doug out by offering to call call. >> nikki was upset because he wouldn't answer her calls. but then, he answers your call. did she have a reaction? did she say anything? >> it happened so fast. i just remember her jumping up and running. >> reporter: detective slinger could see nikki leaving on the bar security video. >> did anyone follow her? >> one of the group followed her. he is like come on, nikki, come back to the bar: beale we'll bring you home. and she just started hitting him. and she told him let me be, let me go. and so, he said, okay. >> reporter: at first, neither angela nor anyone else could figure out what had just happened. >> why did she go running? is it something i said? >> so she was more upset than she was letting on? in the bar? she must have been. >> so not too far from here is where the mystery began. >> the ultimate mystery began as she went out of the camera view here. just a few feet from where we are standing. >> reporter: to try to solve the mystery, detective slinger reviewed all the text messages between doug and nikki on doug's phone. to slinger those messages revealed a relationship more troubled than their friends knew. >> what kind of things what she writing? >> trust issues she had with him. that maybe he was out with other girls. >> reporter: nikki wrote wow, what are you with? because none of your friends know. and you hurt me all the time. when angela learned how angry nikki was with doug, she can't help but think she may have contributed to the couple's problems by makeing the phone call. >> i couldn't sleep. i couldn't eat. because i kept thinking what if? could i have done something different? should i have not called doug? >> because that was her trigger? it seemed. >> reporter: detectives also asked doug why nikki was so angry with him that night. >> she was real drunk, not making any sense. >> he said she didn't know where any of that was coming from. which to us seems weird. >> did you think he was lie something. >> wasn't sure if he was lying but it was bizarre he wouldn't have any idea. >> reporter: they asked doug what he did after finding out nikki had left the second bar. doug said he immediately drove around the area looking for her, but the bar security camera seemed to tell a different story. >> was he really out looking for nikki? >> based on the surveillance video, it didn't appear he was. he went in the sardine can, started drinking and stayed at pretty much the same spot in the bar the whole time. seemed like maybe he had exaggerated the amount of looking he was doing for her at the time. >> was that suspicious to you? >> partially at that point. yeah. >> reporter: doug told the detective he couldn't find nikki so he went home. nikki's friend dallas was there babysitting. >> my first question was where is she? you go out and you are not coming home together? and he had said we are all out together tonight. and she just got mad and stormed away. she wanted to walk home. >> reporter: then dallas offered up several possibilities where nikki could be including crashing at a friend's house. >> he was coming back to me with a no, no, no. so i had finally said, doug, is she in the trunk of your car? and he looked at me and he smiled and he goes, no. and i was feeling some sort of urgency to get out of the house. >> reporter: dallas said she finally headed to her car at about 3:00 a.m. >> there is nobody around. and, i said out loud, like, where are you, nicole? what's going on? >> reporter: according to doug, once dallas took off, he checked on the baby and then went to bed. >> i would say about 3:00, 3:30. >> we really didn't have an alibi for him because he was home sleeping. >> reporter: hours after nikki's body was discovered, detective slinger and his team decided to search doug's house. what they would find inside would set off alarm bells. coming up. >> there was some blood on some tissues as well as a sweatshirt. >> reporter: bloody evidence in the house. on the road. in a yard. >> started crying. >> reporter: doug detrie. are police reeling him in or ruling him out? 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>> sounded like she was in fear. >> reporter: in the incident report, the woman accused doug of choking her and covering her mouth and nose with blankets. doug was arrested and denied the allegation. he was never charged. as it turned out, the woman had been convicted of battery in a previous relationship. then, detectives interviewed nikki's own murder. a week before the murder, she revealed doug had abused her. >> she was crying. they were asking her questions. i asked her did he ever hit you? she wouldn't go into it. >> reporter: with the blood, the text messages, the shoe print, and those allegations of abuse, detectives felt they had enough. >> right now i will be taking you into custody. be cooperative with me. i'm a decent guy. >> eventually, he was brought out to our vehicle. to transport him to the jail. that is when it really hit him. he started crying. >> reporter: while they waited for the results of the forensic testing, they wanted to learn all they could about doug detrie. they talked to anyone who knew about his past. >> things they had observed from his behavior in past relationships. >> did they come in voluntarily or were you digging into his past? >> probably a little bit of both. >> reporter: another ex- girlfriend of doug spoke to detectives and described doug as controlling and a stalker type. this woman never filed a complaint. >> so we have all these ex- girlfriends coming forward. obviously those relationships didn't work out for a reason. why do they have a bone to pick? are they coming forward and saying this because it is their ex-and they want to see something happen to him? we don't know. >> and there is also power in numbers, too. the fact you had that many women coming forward. >> right. you have that many people, it does take out the whole revenge factor when you have that many people. absolutely. there's definitely patterns of behavior from his past that led us to be concerned. >> reporter: doug's attorney tells dateline the allegations about his past behavior are defamatory. >> what are you all thinking? >> at that point, it is definitely looking like doug is the person responsible here. >> what did you think happened that night? >> i thought she got a ride home from someone and that he had heard her get dropped off. and went outside to confront her about where she was. and there was some sort of altercation. and then, he used the vehicle in the garage to transport her body to the field. >> reporter: but why would doug want nikki dead? detectives felt the answer could be in doug's phone. they discovered more text messages about his relationship with nikki. this time, to husband mom. >> he was contemplating ending the relationship. >> reporter: doug seemed to be buckling under the pressure of being a family man and he wanted out. doug wrote, i'm very seriously thinking about telling nikki and the kids they have to move. i'm not cut out for this life one bit. he also wrote when this house sells, we are going separate ways i'm sure. don't worry about it. it is what it is. >> that could be a motive for murder. >> it could be. >> reporter: news of doug's arrest quickly spread across green bay and to doug's friend. >> i was shocked. >> reporter: angela couldn't believe what she was hearing. she was convinced the police had made a mistake. >> there is no way. no way doug could do this. he doesn't have a mean bone in him. >> did you think he was wrongly accused? >> yes. we knew he didn't do it. >> reporter: nikki's friends, hailey and katelyn, were just as dumbfounded. >> there were a lot of arrows pointing at doug based on what the police had. >> yes. >> did you two start thinking that as well? because everybody else was thinking that? >> okay. yeah. >> you don't know what someone is capable of. so, it didn't put it past me that it could be him. it also didn't deter me away from trying to find out what happened to her. if it was not. >> you don't want to think it was someone who would love her and share so much with her. especially a child. >> reporter: the investigation was only days old. and already, the pieces seemed to be easily fitting into place. but were they fitting too easily? >> we knew we had a lot of work ahead of us. >> reporter: and there were vexing questions left to answer. >> we struggled to find out how nikki got home. we knew there was another person out there that knew something of value. >> this is a missing piece of the puzzle. >> a huge piece. >> reporter: another problem? this one coming from the lab. text found male dna all over nikki's body but the profile was only partial. the investigation was just getting started. and its direction was far from certain. coming up, the shoe, the tissues, the blood in the garage, the blood in the car. >> i still kept thinking no way. >> and yet the police are sure they have the right guy. >> uh-huh. i still knew. there is something in me telling me it was not him. >> reporter: how solid was this evidence really? >> that's a big revelation. >> a huge revelation. >> oh my god. >> reporter: when dateline continues. >> reporter: when dateline continues. to make my home smell amazing. on my bed... my couch... my jacket or jeans. in between washes. even shoes. febreze doesn't cover up odors with scent, but fights them and freshens! over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. 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>> no dna on the bottom of the shoes. another surprise. >> reporter: but what about the blood on the garage floor? >> we are learning the blood in the garage was not human blood. >> reporter: it was in fact animal blood. >> we found out that doug was into hunting and he had actually killed a turkey a couple of weeks prior. >> reporter: that's right. it was the blood of a turkey. >> that's a big revelation. >> huge. >> reporter: then there was nikki's car. the car detectives thought doug used to transport nikki's body out to the field. >> there was one little drop that turned out to be human blood in the backseat which was determined not to be nicole's. it was likely a daughter of hers. >> reporter: but that wasn't the only thing calling the car theory into question. detectives found a device in nikki's car. it indicated the car remained the the garage the entire night of the murder. >> the vehicle last moved friday the 20th. >> reporter: and the blood on the tissues and the sweatshirt found inside the house? it was from nikki's sister. a nosebleed. >> and even more surprises from the forensic evidence in the house. >> yes. >> have you ever seen anything like this before? one thing after the next that is not what it appeared. >> yeah. it was definitely crazy. >> reporter: then came the biggest blow to their theory. it had to do with that partial profile of male dna found on nikki's body and the bloody cord. they couldn't identify whose it was but they were able to rule out doug. >> this is a huge mistake. to arrest somebody for murder who it is really appearing did not commit the crime. >> yeah. i take full ownership of that myself. and, my supervisor that made the decision based on what we had at the time. we were responsible for the safety of the community. safety of doug's child that he would have had custody of. so we had to take all of those things into consideration. >> i would really hesitate to say use the term mistake. based on the circumstances. we had probable cause to make our arrests. >> reporter: but detectives had bigger problems on their hands. >> the unknown male dna on the cord. and, the unknown male dna on her body. was that a match? the same person. >> they were all consistent with one another. yes. with one person. and i add that it was of no one's dna we had already collected. >> reporter: which led them to one very disturbing conclusion. >> there is someone else out there involved we had to identify. >> you knew there was a mystery man out there at this point, the very likely killed nikki? >> yeah. that's the point where we were at trying to figure out who is this person. >> reporter: without enough evidence left to keep doug in jail, the sheriff's office had no choice but to let him go. doug detrie spent 18 days in jail. his relief left katelyn and hailey more bewildered than anything else. by now, they had come to believe doug was responsible. >> doug detrie is released. it's a huge twist to all of this. what are you two thinking? >> it was definitely surprising and not the news we wanted to hear at that point. >> did this start to shift your focus away from doug learning about the dna? >> we knew that there was someone else's dna so then it became whose dna. >> and there was different rumors of what could have happened. but we kind of worked around our own scenarios trying to figure out why this could have went bad. it was supposed to be a fun night out for her. why did it go so wrong. >> there was a lot of, you know, missing pieces. >> reporter: as for angela and the rest of doug's supporters, they were elated by the news that doug was now freed. >> i'm like oh my god. thank god. they had no proof it was doug. no proof. and nor would he have ever done this. >> did you feel sort of vindicated because maybe your opinion that he didn't do it wasn't the popular one at the time? >> yeah. i didn't care. i didn't care what anybody thought. >> reporter: but doug wasn't off the hook just yet. police could not overlook that he seemed to have motivation to kill nikki and they were not impressed with his alibi that he was home sleeping. >> did you think that maybe doug paid someone or someone did this for him? >> that was definitely something we thought about. >> so the door wasn't completely shut on doug? >> correct. >> reporter: ten frustrating weeks passed with no breaks in the case. and still, no clue whose dna was on nikki's body. >> i kind of felt we were going to get a full profile and something would break eventually. >> and it did. >> it did. coming up. >> you got a hit on nikki's sock. >> that's where the hit came from. >> we were excited. it gave us new hope. >> reporter: a sock, a cell phone. a dark past. who was this mystery man? >> it must have set off alarm bells. >> it did. >> reporter: when dateline continues. >> reporter: when dae continues. st like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down. guaranteed or your money back! for resilient, healthy-looking hair... if you know, you know it's pantene. ♪oh what a good time we will have♪ ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. ♪♪ stay ahead of your moderate—to—severe eczema, and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. lowe's knows you don't just want a low price... ask your eczema specialist you want the lowe's-est price. did you say lowest, or lowe's-est price? 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>> enough to put in to be able to be processed against the records nationwide. >> reporter: which is just what the lab tech did. that is when he got a match. >> it gives us a name. george steven burch out of the state of virginia. >> what did that mean to you? >> it meant nothing to me. next up was to find out who he was. >> reporter: detectives discovered 38-year-old george burch had moved to green bay. he had been living with an old pal who had an auto repair shop in town. >> he asked me if he could get a fresh start. he had nowhere to go. >> george was getting a divorce. they had been friends since they were young adults. >> long time friend. 20 plus years. >> did you consider him trustworthy? >> oh yeah. would have trusted him with anything back again. great with kids, great with my family. never had an issue with him. never saw him snap too much about anything. you know. always calm, cool, collected. >> reporter: and a lot of fun. both ed and george shared a love of fishing. >> a lot of male bonding can go on while two men are fishing. >> yep. >> is that kind of what happened? >> yep, pretty much. spent a lot of time on the boat. >> reporter: ed's wife linda considered george to be a southern gentleman. >> he called me miss linda all the time. he had the southern accent. >> did you take a liking to him? >> yeah, he seemed real easy going and we are easy going people. so it was hey. cool. >> reporter: george got a job and soon started dating. a young woman named jordan skyler became the object of his affection. >> the way he talked. his mannerisms. so, gentleman like. i guess that was the best thing that drew me toward him. >> reporter: jordan said the older man with the southern accent swept her off her feet. >> we ended up hanging out every day. >> did your mom worry maybe he was a little too old for you? >> she honestly didn't know. i didn't know how to tell her because my mom is my best friend and i know she wouldn't approve of the age difference. >> was he romantic? >> yes. very much so. very much so. >> in what way? >> little stupid corny ways i guess. he would make little poems or something or come up to me and say something very sweet. >> did you feel safe around him? 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>> we learned it was a shooting between him and another group of people at the time. for whatever reason, and went to a jury trial and he was ultimately acquitted. we're acquitted of all charges. you are seeing george burch, homicide. that must have set off alarm bells. the detective also learned he was suspected of a crime in green bay. the crime, far less serious. a traffic accident that occurred about two weeks after nikki vanderheyden's murder. the blazer happened to belong to , jackson. was he saying that somebody else hit the truck? >> he swore he did not do it. >> he claimed it was stolen. we'll make a seemingly minor offense and the police never charged him with the crime. during the investigation of the car crash, the obtained evidence that we become critical of the detectives involved in the homicide case. >> they have gotten consent from george to download his cell phone. definitely look -- >> reporter: began pouring over the data, they could not believe what they stumbled upon. >> there was some phone internet searches that we found interesting about him looking up the homicide, looking up the case, looking up things on local news about nikki and the event. the big thing that we found, his gmail address. it was associated to his cell phone. >> reporter: that gmail address led detectives to his google dashboard. a service that enables users to store and manage personal data, including, detailed information as to where and when they travel. where did it take you? >> when we prepared the search warrant we obviously focused on that met -- remake what they found was astonishing. the native nikki's murder, george burch was at this ball called, richer craniums. about a half-mile from her last known location. >> is showed him going there to his residence briefly and to nikki's residence. from there it tracked him to where her body was found. within an accuracy of 90. >> reporter: that was not all. >> the gps location followed a set of tracks that we saw in the field from the driveway. it almost went with that tracks out of the field, to where her clothes were located along the highway. all way back to his residence. that is incredibly precise. >> it was very accurate. in the detectives could place them to every known location of nikki or her belongings that night. from the starting can to her house, to the field. finally to the on way ram. they can answer the question about how she got home from the sardine can? >> we got it back for the roadmap, it was huge. >> reporter: this is your moment? 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>> we know that they came into contact with each other most likely near which are craniums where, it's a short distance from the sardine can. they drove to nikki's neighborhood, where they were in the car for roughly 45 minutes. in the detective believed that's where george burch sexually assaulted her and strangled her. >> it was clearly the motive at the time and explained his behavior. there were only two people that would've known exactly what happened, mr. burch and nicole. i believe there was a struggle inside the car and she would've try to get out of the car richie likely fell out onto the concrete where he proceeded to stomp on her face and her back against the curb. >> is amazing nobody heard anything. you would think she would scream for her life at that point. >> you would think that if you are being strangled, you really cannot scream. she met the injuries to her neck were very severe. it is likely that she would not have been able to get much of a scream out, if anything. we're they were certain they had their man. remember, they had been down this road before. this time they waited. >> we wanted to make sure that we had all of our ducks in a row before he was taken into custody. to make sure there was not anything in the google data that would've potentially exonerated him before he was arrested. you were worried about public safety, one of the reasons you arrested doug when you do. the would've been concerned about public safety for him as well. >> correct. we maintained good surveillance. >> reporter: they made their move. >> we came up with the game plan to come in early one morning, set eyes on his house on the west side of green bay. when he left there, we were going to follow him briefly until we had enough cars. law-enforcement and i placed to do a traffic stop. we're as he did with doug detrie three months prior, detective slinger personally took george burch in the custody of >> he was handcuffed and placed into the squad car. remake he sat in the interview room, casually talked to the detective. what was his reaction? >> his demeanor changed. >> is there something you want to talk to me about? remake he appeared to be calm throughout. >> you do not want to talk to me? remake according to detective slinger, he was to come. >> he continued smoking. less than 30 seconds later he started talking about donald trump. it was like we were buddies from way back and hanging out and catching up. did not have a care in the road at that time. it is alarming that someone could be that nonchalant after being accused of doing that. we are definitely dealing with somebody with psychological issues. >> reporter: george burch's supporters were scratching their heads. what was your reaction when the police told you that george burch had been arrested for nikki's murder? >> shocking. did not believe it. >> reporter: longtime friend, jackson, and his wife linda invited george into their home. why not? >> it was not what i knew of him. >> i was stunned. i was like, really? remake george's girlfriend felt the same way. did you tell the police there was no way he did this? >> the first time i was interview, i kept thinking that it was a totally different guy you are talking about. >> reporter: that was soon be up to a jury to decide. for george burch, he was about to break his silence and dropped a bombshell no one could predict. coming up -- >> i looked like was a man holding a -- in his hand. >> reporter: was or someone else there that night? someone else who killed nikki? >> who was it? >> reporter: when dateline continues. to provide soothing . a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. 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how was she acting toward you? >> somewhat the same, pretty much. we're as closing time approached, he asked nikki if she wanted to go home with him? seam she gave the impression that she agreed? >> yes, sir. she went to my car and got in. remake when they arrived to his house, someone was still up watching tv. they agreed to go to nikki's place instead. as they approached, he said that nikki noticed someone was on there, too. >> she said there was a light on and she thought that babysitter was there. >> reporter: is going into the house, he said they stayed inside his car. >> we started messing around a little bit. started kissing. >> did you guys stay there? >> no, sir. gimmick or did you go? how did you get into the backseat? >> i got out of the driver side and walk around. >> reporter: he said all side of the blazer with the door open while nikki was in the backseat. by then he claimed she had taken her close up. gimmick you were having intercourse? >> yes. >> what ended up happening? >> the next thing i remember was waking up on the ground outside of the truck. >> did you see anything? >> i saw what looked like a man standing there with a firearm. >> reporter: he said he figured the man must have pistol whipped him, knocking him out of the country >> the first thing i heard was, do not think about it. the whole time he had the gun in my direction. >> reporter: he said he spotted her laying outside of his car unconscious and bloodied peers in the next thing i remember was the person behind me saying, look what you made me do. >> reporter: he said the man forced them at gunpoint to put nikki in the car and drive. it was then that he said he finally got a good look at the mystery man. two at that point did you know who the individual was? >> never saw him before in my life >> you know who it is now? >> i do. >> who was it? >> reporter: doug detrie. quite the twist. the man who was first accused and cleared, now being accused again. according to burch, that night he was forcing him to do his dirty work. >> were you given strict directions? >> yes. >> reporter: when they arrived at the field, burch testified that doug ordered him to carry nikki's body from the car and put her down. >> the whole time i am trying to figure out a way to get out of the situation. >> reporter: burch said he finally got a chance to get away when doug got momentarily distracted. >> that's when i turned and everything i had, i longed at him and pushed him as hard as i could. >> did he fall down? >> i don't know? i went to my car. remake he testified that as he drove away, he spotted nikki's close in his car, he panicked and threw them out the window. he admitted he never called 911 or told anyone what happened that night. >> where i'm from, you do not talk. you do not tell about things you have seen. you do not tell him people. people get killed all the time where i am from from that. i fear for my own safety. in it was an amazing story, one that certainly seemed to explain the deming evidence against george. namely why his dna was all over her body. while he was at her house. and why he was in the field that night feet from where her body was discovered. >> look at the whole picture. what is his motive in this? >> reporter: is the fencing called another unusual play. essentially, they put doug detrie on trial for nikki's murder. >> our strategy was to show that he was never truly looking for nicole, he did not care about nicole. ultimately, when he caught nicole with george, he snapped at that point. >> reporter: during cross- examination, they tried to use doug detrie himself to make their case. zeroing in on his behavior before, during, and after the night nikki was killed. to show doug's relationship with nikki on the rocks, they asked about the messages he sent his mother. >> in may of 2016, when he your house sells you were going to go your separate ways. do not worry about it, it is what it is and you said that to your mother, is that accurate? >> i do not recall that conversation. >> how about when he told her you were thinking about telling nikki and the kids i have to move, i am not cut out for this life one bit. do you remember that? >> i think i said something along the lines of that. i said that so my -- directed he looked guilty? did it come across that way? >> i would've thought almost 2 years after my girlfriend's murder, i would have pieced together every part of that night and talked to every person again and again. when i'm asked questions, i would remember and be able to talk about it. i would not say that i do not know? >> reporter: the night of the murder, the defense suggested his response to those angry text messages nikki sent, showed he did not care about her. >> when you are receiving those messages, you never thought, my gosh, i should be with nicole and figure out what is going on? >> i sent her a, lol. what is the deal? nothing to be upset about. >> it is funny to you that she was upset? laugh out loud? >> i don't know? i overly use that. >> is she typically call you and abusive? does she typically ask you who you are with? it did not cause alarm that you have to get with nicole? >> i did not know what she was thinking? in what was he thinking the day after nikki was killed? why did he wait until 4:30, the next afternoon to report her missing? even though he was up early that morning, 6:30, to be exact. >> you did not call the police at 6:30? >> no. >> you did not call her sister or mother at 6:30? >> no, i did not. i was tired and hung over. i had a crying baby and i took care of him. i fed him and went back to bed right away. >> reporter: when he got up again at 11:00 a.m., he never attempted to look for nikki. >> did you search for her on foot or by vehicle? >> i did not. >> reporter: there was a reason the defense claimed he waited so long to report her missing. >> you know were her body was and what happened to her. in the defense planned to show he had a history of abuse toward women. they listed several allegations. the judge ruled the evidence as in minnesota. this has to be a huge blow to your defense? >> it was. we were not able to present a pattern of abuse that we saw from past girlfriends, from people who knew nicole, anybody we could talk to on the case. specifically for the people that he did it. we're there was something else the judge would not allow, he recently was arrested for abuse. it's a wild sword that he gets involved with her sister after her death. >> i could not believe it. in of all people, nikki sister, had been living with doug, helping him take care of the baby. according to the complaint, he was driving when he touched her leg in a sexual way. >> she did not want to it. he locked the doors and took off at a speed that her follow him. >> reporter: he was charged with second-degree reckless endangerment. false imprisonment. he would plead no contest to those charges. even without the evidence, the defense felt it made a strong case against doug. >> he had the motive and opportunity and connection with her murder. >> reporter: nikki's friend caitlin still was not sure what to think. >> were holes in his story but things it did not make sense with dogs. that's how it turned the case into, who done it? 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>> it seemed like a fantasy to be, ridiculous and far-fetched. >> reporter: burch declined to speak to police when he was arrested, he had months to concoct his version of events. do you think you use the evidence to fit the narrative of his story? it would make him look good. >> it certainly seemed as if this was a story that was created after the fact. in the prosecutors had a game plan of their own. show the jury that his story was nothing more than a hail mary to cover up a vicious crime. they told the jury about his dna found on different points of nikki's body and on the murder weapon. they also show the tracking data from his phone that put them in all the locations were nikki wasn't nigh. including, the place where her body was dumped. one thing that seems hard to explain, george burch is motive. >> he attempted to sexually assault her, she did not want to have with him. she would've fall and struggle. obviously she got into the wrong car and something horrific happened to her. in the da had an interesting card to play. jackson, george burch's friends, the couple who had taken him in. they were testifying for the prosecution. now convinced he was guilty. >> he was a smooth talker and has a good imagination. knowing him for as long as i have, i do not by his story. >> reporter: he was asked about a fishing trip he and burch took the day after nikki's murder. burch never said a word about what happened the night before. the rescue to show the jury a photo taken at it. >> reporter: that picture was important because he said he was hit on the head. this picture showed his head. >> there were no marks. in one burch got on the stand, the prosecution tried to poke holes in a story. for starters, did not believe nikki willingly had with him. >> he described as fantasy in the back of the vehicle. >> reporter: how could he explain away earlier testimony from the medical examiner that her injuries suggest that she had been sexually assaulted? >> it was a result of your non- gentle sexual activity you had with her? >> it was not gentle. no. >> it was painful because it was not consensual. >> that was not true. >> reporter: the prosecutors one of the jury to get a glimpse of his temper. he kept his composure until the prosecutor asked him about dragging nikki's body to the field. >> you are backing down the embankment with nicole's body, right? >> no. i told you before and i will say it one more time, i was carrying her over to this area. when i got to the final position, i let her legs go and i could barely carry her. >> at one point he was not going to ask, answer for that. in anger, violence, lies. it was put altogether for the jury with a series of questions that laid out what he believed really happened outside nikki's house. >> when you get there, it becomes clear that nikki is not going to have with you. she attempts to go into her house and leave the vehicle, that's when your mood changes. >> no. >> that's when things get aggressive? >> matter appears in that's when you strangle her, don't you? >> no. >> that's when she gets slammed on the ground repeatedly when she's trying to run toward her house? >> none of that is true. >> reporter: not only do prosecutors have to prove george burch was guilty, they also had to leave no doubt that doug detrie was innocent. that he would not and could not have killed nikki. >> did you have any involvement in nikki's disappearance or death? >> no, i did not. in as for how they got along, they were a family with typical family problems for >> how would you describe your relationship with nikki? >> it was very good for a lot of it. we did have little arguments here and there, but we had plans for a future and everything like that. becky told the jury they discussed marriage and the son would be part of the ceremony. >> without when he was old enough to walk down the aisle, that would be a possibility when we go to that step. >> reporter: the prosecutor asked doug about the text messages from nikki. he insisted he was not angry with her. >> i was puzzled. i did not know what she was thinking, i did not know what was going on. >> reporter: also called a crime lab analyst to testify that doug cna was not found on her body or the murder weapon. the prosecutor had one more ace in the hole, a silent witness. a witness that could corroborate doug's alibi that he was home sleeping. remember doug started wearing that fitbit to get in shape? prosecutors say he was wearing it tonight. what did it show? >> it demonstrated he took a total of 12 to 18 steps during the three hours we know she was killed. >> reporter: could he have taken it off? >> the steps that were registering the timeframe, it would not have registered during that timeframe. >> reporter: is alibi would not have been that strong without the fitbit, to say you are home with a six-month-old sleeping, that's not the strongest alibi. >> it helped a lot. the lack of anything in his home once the crime lab reports came in, was helpful. to commit this crime outside your home down the street, you leave the court, the cord laying in the street to be phone, you would have to be -- ravech after nine days of testimony, the attorneys gave closing arguments. the public defender addressed the jury. >> doug had the motive, the opportunity, and the connection to this crime. >> reporter: he asked the jurors to search their souls for reasonable doubt. >> as we sit here right now, you are literally surrounded by doubt. you are surrounded by reasonable doubt. that is why you must return a verdict of, not guilty. in did you have concerns about reasonable doubt? pointing the finger at doug. giving the jury another person to look at? >> we were always concerned about that, that's why we have trials and they are challenging. >> reporter: the da knew what he needed to address as a summed up his case for the jury. >> follow the path and the evidence presented to you. that path leads to one place. his guilt. that's the man who killed nikki vanderheyden. bring justice for nikki and her family. >> reporter: the case went to the jury and we went to jail for an exclusive interview with george burch. coming up -- >> one thing led to another. >> reporter: i will put my mother hat on. nikki has a new baby, she is breast-feeding, her infant child is asleep. why would she have with you right outside the house? let's go! drive! we got to go! someone's in a hurry. annnd doo-do-do-doooo-do! one mississippi. two mississippi. -can we go!? -yeah! faster! oh, no sirree. you see, i get discounts for my safe driving with snapshot from progressive. you should see my savings -- they're nuts. you told us he was a skilled wheelman. no, i'm a wheelman. it's a family name on my mother's side. -what? 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>> i'm not sure? >> reporter: a handgun? i handgun no one was able to find. what you think the gun is? is the gun something you made up? >> why would i make that up? so you understand correctly, i have not made up any single part of this, at all. not the least bit. everything i stated is exactly what happened. mccue said that nikki took her clothes off before doug attacked you. and attack nikki. yet, her clothes were bloody. how do you explain if she had no clothes on? >> i am not sure? they could've gotten bloody from when i put her back into the video vehicle. >> reporter: did you kill her? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: did you try to have with her, she wouldn't do it and she's not? >> it was purely consensual. >> reporter: 30 believe is nikki is true killer? >> i saw me and doug. that i seem to? no, i did not. i can tell you, i did not do. >> reporter: how can you explain the presence of so much of your dna on her body. connect we had . how hard is that to understand? she is naked and my body is on hers. >> reporter: if he brutally beat her, why is his dna not on her? >> i do not know? he could've had on gloves, i don't know? >> reporter: how do you explain your dna was found on the court, but not doug detrie's? >> i don't know if i was laying on it or touch it? i picked her up and it was not overwhelming dna match. it was barely there. he could've had gloves on and touched me. i do not know, i'm not a scientist. in this is a horrific event. yet, you wake up the next morning, and you go fishing. with your buddy. like nothing happened. >> i thought a lot about not going. i kind of went along, that's the way it panned out. >> reporter: you claimed you were struck from behind with a gun? jackson says there were no injuries on your head. where was the injury from the gun? >> i don't know? my head was sore. was there a laceration or cut? there was not. just because someone hits you does not mean there will be a cut. >> reporter: george burch never told his friend, jackson, what happened. he only told his attorneys what happened months after the murder. some people say you had a big advantage when you finally revealed your story, because you know what had happened to doug. you were able to use him and his arrest to help your own story. >> how would i know what happened with them? >> it was on the news. >> the police said he was arrested. they did not tell me what they had on him. they did not say anything, so how would i know? >> reporter: only asked george burch about the unusual evidence used to help doug detrie -- how do you feel a fitbit used as an alibi for the man you claimed killed nikki? >> if they could prove he was supposedly wearing it, great for them. >> reporter: how do you feel about the fact the fitbit -- >> i know it's not true. >> reporter: for those who doubt him and his story -- many people see your story is really bad fiction. that you created the story that would fit the narrative of the evidence. you already knew about doug detrie, he had been arrested, you just fabricated this whole thing to work in your favor. >> everyone's entitled to their opinions. >> reporter: may be so? but the only opinion that matter was the jury's. it was about to speak. coming up -- >> the key component in this case comes down to believability and credibility. in a verdict that would affect two men's lives. >> it was emotionally hard. i was having tug-of-war the whole time. blistering rash that can last for weeks. ahhh, there's nothing like a day out with friends. that's nice, but shingles doesn't care! 99% of adults 50 years or older already have the virus that causes shingles inside them, and it can reactivate at any time. a perfect day for a family outing! guess what? 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>> i did. i did not believe anything that came out of his mouth. >> reporter: even his girlfriend did not. her boyfriend's behavior on the fishing trip with a jackson one day after the murder kept gnawing at jordan. >> reporter: any mention of that night at a for jordan, having to accept the man she felt safe with murder nikki, was overwhelming. did you feel like, how could i trust this guy? >> that were so many thoughts that went through my head. the biggest questions i have, why her? why wasn't it me? why did you do a? >> reporter: there were nikki's friends, haley and caitlin. throughout most of the trial, the remained on the fence. >> they had -- with both sides. i was on nikki side. >> reporter: hearing birches testimony was the tipping point. >> it did not seem to make sense. having someone take her home and willingly sleep with him in her front yard, there is no way. >> it just was not nikki. >> reporter: from their offices, prosecutors waited and worried. what if one person believed that story and thought maybe doug did this or had involvement? >> there's always concern about that. the thing that kept running through my head, this was a dangerous individual that needs to be off the streets. i hope they get it right. >> reporter: in under four hours, the 12 jurors went back to the courtroom for the last time. rachel hillary and eric were two of the 12. how to get was this case for a juror? >> it was emotionally really hard. i was tug-of-war in the whole time on the stateside, defense side, it was tough. in over the course of the nine day trial, these jurors carefully consider the guilt of two men. first there was the defendant himself, george verse. what are you thinking as george is telling his story? >> the first half was believable. once he got to the point where he was knocked out, it seemed fabricated. almost too much like a movie. >> reporter: a bad movie? >> a bad cop movie, yes. >> reporter: what evidence made you think that doug detrie was the real killer? in the text messages. >> reporter: of all the evidence presented, eric and rachel gave the greatest weight to the google dashboard on his phone and dna on nikki's buddy. >> the dna all over her body was george's. there was nothing for doug on there. >> reporter: the court that was used as a murder weapon, no doug detrie dna, only george's dna? >> correct. the dna does not lie. >> reporter: were you nervous? you must've been on pins and needles move -- waiting? a packed courtroom listened intently while the judge read the jury's decision. >> we the jury find the defendant, george stephen burch, guilty of first-degree intentional homicide. in what was that moment like for you after so much time spent working this case? >> i felt great for the family. it's not going to make nicole come back or fix anything but it is part of the healing process. in angela and the rest of doug's supporters were elated. >> ice cream, hallelujah. i was so happy. >> reporter: technology played an unprecedented rule in this case. the fitbit was almost a witness. >> it definitely played a big part. >> reporter: advancements in dna analysis, location tracking data, and the fitbit helped convict george burch and proved doug detrie did not kill nikki. has anyone apologized to doug detrie from the department? >> i have spoken with him and his family at length. i understand there were hard feelings for a while and still might be. i get that. ultimately, we were wanting to get justice for nikki. >> reporter: george burch came to green bay hoping to start a new life. he might die in prison for having taken one. >> i am 40 years old. i will never be out of this jail cell again. >> reporter: as he had from the beginning, he remained defiant. nikki's friends and family want to see you confessed to her murder. are you willing to do that today? >> it will never happen in 1 million years. i'm not going to confess to something i did not do. i will go to my deathbed and say that i never hurt her anywhere. >> reporter: what would you say to doug? >> i hope the truth comes out and he burns in . >> he's an evil person. evil. we hope he burns. >> reporter: do you think george burch is the one going to hell? >> it's not my place essay. >> reporter: three months after the verdict, george burch set in the courtroom again, this time for his sentencing. the judge approached the matter of d tree. >> he's a victim here. being accused as circular. you took away the mother of his child. that is a terrible crime. >> reporter: then the judge turned his attention to george burch's fate. >> this is a crime that i believe would merit the death penalty. for that you would have to die in prison. that's the order of the court, you, george burch, are sentenced to life with imprisonment. no possibility of parole. for nikki, the family, the dietrich family, good luck and god bless. the court is in recess. >> i really hope that he understands for a lifetime what he took away from us. in how is the world different now without nikki in it? what did she leave behind? >> she left behind three beautiful children. they will grow without having a mother. i feel like she's still there. she's still here with us. i'm constantly reminded of her. i feel like she is still here with us. hello, i'm andrea canning, monica peck: she was so alive. to hear that news and realizing that it's amber, how could that be?

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