Andre Jackson

He also stayed in touch with Marie's husband, Andre Jackson.

You still felt a connection to him?

Yes.

Meanwhile, the rest of Marie's family wondered if Andre knew more about her death than he was saying.

They believed police had those same questions, but Andre had never been arrested.

And then came that letter, which changed everything.

Handwritten or typed?

It was typed.

The unsigned letter read, in part, It is very unlikely that the individual or individuals responsible for her death will be brought to justice.

Although you may be receiving lip service from her former office, believe me when I tell you that the agency has literally placed her death on the back burner.

The agency, of course, meant Marie's secret employer, the Central Intelligence Agency.

The letter continued.

Her former colleagues at work have been placed under a gag order by their office.

They have ordered these people to cease all contact with you and Marie's family in Pennsylvania.

Someone in your family needs to stir the pot.

Remember, when Marie first disappeared, the FBI investigated on the theory it might have been espionage.

But the family didn't know the results of that investigation and didn't know why police hadn't moved against Andre.

And since we didn't have the answers, it was always a wonderment to us on why it was taking so long.

Despite their dark suspicions, the family turned the letter over to Englewood police.

But still, no answers.