Blaine Alexander

My husband just shot himself.

You were the only other person there, Susan.

Did you shoot your husband?

No, I didn't.

And then staged the room to look like a suicide?

No.

Did you poison Jake Embert?

Did you poison the dog?

No.

If people were to look at the situation, knowing that it was just you, just him, you were in charge of his meals, you prepared the food, people would say that you had plenty of opportunities to put things in there, to poison your husband over a period of time.

How do you explain that?

I have to ask Susan, in our interview, in our conversation, you have repeatedly said that a lot of people are lying about you.

From Jake's family to his sister, other people.

How is it that so many people are lying about you?

I have no idea.

You're maintaining that all of these people are lying.

No matter how much Susan declared her innocence, Lee Wilson kept working and finding what he says is proof she murdered her husband.

He was so confident in his evidence that he presented his findings to the coroner and the district attorney, Greg Edwards.

Edwards had his investigators pour over Wilson's work and came to a conclusion.

Another major move, the coroner changed his findings on Jake's death certificate from suicide to homicide.