Blaine Alexander

That's the way you're referred to me.

We're best friends.

She was, for the most part, calm as she answered questions about her whereabouts that day.

Rebecca repeated what she said on her 911 call, that when she left the house around 8.30, Stephen was still in bed, reading the paper.

She added he was scheduled to start his hospital rounds later that morning.

Her day started with errands.

I stopped at Publix.

She said she also went to the cleaners and the gas station before heading to work.

I probably left around six-ish.

After work, Rebecca hosted a birthday party for their good friend and handyman, a guy named Leo Strawguy.

I stopped at Total Wine and got birthday gifts.

She said she didn't really worry when her husband was a no-show at the party.

Did you just assume he got busy, got tied up?

And I mean, it happens more times probably than not.

She seemed to be looking forward to the future and a long vacation they were planning.

The doctor certainly could have retired.

Between his booming practice and dozens of rental homes he owned, Stephen Schwartz was worth millions.

So it was no surprise he had an elaborate security system.

Back at the house, that was one of the first things investigators noticed.

And you noticed that immediately?