Deborah Roberts

She is suddenly in what appears to be a fiery car crash, an accident.

Everybody's just horrified at the bottom of a ditch.

And tell us a little bit about it.

So it was her husband's car.

She drove the car all the time.

It's this burning car.

But that was already a tip off the way the car was burning.

This wasn't just an accident.

So tell us a little bit about that, because I found that kind of interesting when you and I were talking about that earlier, that

The car was burning beyond, like typically, I guess if it's an engine fire, it is something that goes out pretty quickly, but this was kind of a stubborn fire, but that immediately set off some signals for them.

Which it would have if she had died in that fire.

But that's so interesting, though.

They took the crime scene to them.

Exactly.

And oftentimes, you know, they're processing right there on the scene, but they took it someplace to control everything they got.

That was fascinating.

Exactly.

The entire car was a crime scene.

So she didn't have any soot.

And this is within days of having found her body.