Ashley Schwamm

There's a higher level of experience there.

Detective Inspector Sean Glassford directed the team to get on-the-record statements from key people like James.

So you asked James to come in for an interview?

Two days after his wife's death, James was sitting across from Detective Schiffman, who immediately let him know they had suspicions about the crash.

I have a lot of questions, and that's why you're here.

I need you to sort of just take yourself back to Thursday morning.

He recounted a conversation he and Ashley had about leaving their kids alone while he walked the dog, and she went out on a hike.

We're trying to get better at using our calendars to plan stuff.

And I guess nobody talked about how important it is for you to just have your own time.

So she was a whole lot into the bedroom until we went for the walk.

Argument?

The detective wanted to hear more.

The detective moved on and asked James about the route he took walking the dog.

He pivoted, asking James if he knew of anyone who might have had a grudge against Ashley.

The detective planned to track that man down.

As he wrapped up the interview, he asked James if they could take a look at some things.

This is like a doorbell camera.

Which is what you would expect, like from someone who has nothing to hide.

Take whatever you want.

When the interview was over, Schiffman and his team drove to James' place to begin their search.