Deborah Roberts

So that doesn't fly.

And it was also very interesting that Nick had already gotten an attorney.

And oftentimes in these stories, you know, when police are first questioning the spouse, you know, they're just like talking.

Right.

But then Nick starts to his story.

They're talking to him and he's the police are starting to think his story is not adding up.

And he lawyers up.

And then he lawyers up and he won't talk.

And that didn't help police at all.

So they're looking, there's no suspect.

Heidi Furcus is dead.

Her husband, to police look a little suspicious, but so far they have nothing.

All right, Brooke, we got more to cover.

More to cover.

As I said, there's no suspect, no real evidence to help police find the intruder.

So what next?

Heidi's family wants answers, her friends want answers, and police just don't have them.

But within months, Nick is actually moving on with his life, and we're going to talk about that.

The widower meets a new woman who would actually ultimately play a key role in identifying Heidi's killer.

When we come back, you're going to hear from her and secret recordings.