Payton Moreland

So as they are sweeping the crime scene for clues, they gather any ammunition, casings and fingerprints they can find. And they actually do something pretty smart. They cut out the fabric around Bob's back pocket where he usually kept his wallet. And they did this in order to search it for touch DNA. Because if someone took the wallet out of his back pocket, maybe they left something behind.

So as they are sweeping the crime scene for clues, they gather any ammunition, casings and fingerprints they can find. And they actually do something pretty smart. They cut out the fabric around Bob's back pocket where he usually kept his wallet. And they did this in order to search it for touch DNA. Because if someone took the wallet out of his back pocket, maybe they left something behind.

Now it doesn't take long for local reporters to catch wind of the crime. Homicides only happen about once a year in St. Charles. So this is a pretty big local story. But Diane, Bob's wife, hears that something has happened down at Bob's office and so she rushes to the scene.

Now it doesn't take long for local reporters to catch wind of the crime. Homicides only happen about once a year in St. Charles. So this is a pretty big local story. But Diane, Bob's wife, hears that something has happened down at Bob's office and so she rushes to the scene.

Now it doesn't take long for local reporters to catch wind of the crime. Homicides only happen about once a year in St. Charles. So this is a pretty big local story. But Diane, Bob's wife, hears that something has happened down at Bob's office and so she rushes to the scene.

And when she gets there, she tells police, I've been trying to reach Bob all day, he never answered his phone, is everything alright? Though by this point, Diane must know nothing is alright. And it's there, at the scene of the crime, the police break the news to Diane, no, Bob has been murdered. Your husband has been murdered.

And when she gets there, she tells police, I've been trying to reach Bob all day, he never answered his phone, is everything alright? Though by this point, Diane must know nothing is alright. And it's there, at the scene of the crime, the police break the news to Diane, no, Bob has been murdered. Your husband has been murdered.

And when she gets there, she tells police, I've been trying to reach Bob all day, he never answered his phone, is everything alright? Though by this point, Diane must know nothing is alright. And it's there, at the scene of the crime, the police break the news to Diane, no, Bob has been murdered. Your husband has been murdered.

Nun, wie ich schon erwähnt habe, ist Mord nicht etwas, mit dem die lokalen Polizisten viel zu tun haben hier in St. Charles. Also nennen sie die Hilfe der Major Case Squad. Und die Major Case Squad hat einen ziemlich guten Rekord. Sie glauben, dass 80 Prozent ihrer Fälle geschlossen werden.

Nun, wie ich schon erwähnt habe, ist Mord nicht etwas, mit dem die lokalen Polizisten viel zu tun haben hier in St. Charles. Also nennen sie die Hilfe der Major Case Squad. Und die Major Case Squad hat einen ziemlich guten Rekord. Sie glauben, dass 80 Prozent ihrer Fälle geschlossen werden.

Nun, wie ich schon erwähnt habe, ist Mord nicht etwas, mit dem die lokalen Polizisten viel zu tun haben hier in St. Charles. Also nennen sie die Hilfe der Major Case Squad. Und die Major Case Squad hat einen ziemlich guten Rekord. Sie glauben, dass 80 Prozent ihrer Fälle geschlossen werden.

Yes, quick to blame. Was that correct?

Yes, quick to blame. Was that correct?

Yes, quick to blame. Was that correct?

Well, quick to blame the significant other, always. And one of the first things that police start to investigate is what could have motivated someone to show up and shoot Bob Eidman in his office in broad daylight. Well, they think the answer to that might actually lie in Bob's business itself. Remember, Bob was an insurance salesman, but his clientele was sort of on the fringe.

Well, quick to blame the significant other, always. And one of the first things that police start to investigate is what could have motivated someone to show up and shoot Bob Eidman in his office in broad daylight. Well, they think the answer to that might actually lie in Bob's business itself. Remember, Bob was an insurance salesman, but his clientele was sort of on the fringe.

Well, quick to blame the significant other, always. And one of the first things that police start to investigate is what could have motivated someone to show up and shoot Bob Eidman in his office in broad daylight. Well, they think the answer to that might actually lie in Bob's business itself. Remember, Bob was an insurance salesman, but his clientele was sort of on the fringe.

Bob dealt with the kind of people who were high-risk drivers, people with bad credit and challenging histories. Basically people who would have a hard time getting insurance through traditional methods. And since a lot of people would try and pay with bad checks that would bounce...

Bob dealt with the kind of people who were high-risk drivers, people with bad credit and challenging histories. Basically people who would have a hard time getting insurance through traditional methods. And since a lot of people would try and pay with bad checks that would bounce...

Bob dealt with the kind of people who were high-risk drivers, people with bad credit and challenging histories. Basically people who would have a hard time getting insurance through traditional methods. And since a lot of people would try and pay with bad checks that would bounce...