Detective Christina Johnston

Janet had said to him, I think somebody might be in the house.

Now, where she lived was a single building that was comprised of four separate units.

All these units were within the building but had their own separate entrances.

The front door that leads into the kitchen was unlocked and open, and the window was unsecure.

He said to Janet, I'm going to leave because he had to work in the morning.

So she says, OK, I'm going to go upstairs.

I'm going to go to bed because she wasn't feeling good that day.

She was sick.

And then she let him out.

He said she locked the door.

That was about approximately 3 o'clock in the morning, between 3 and 3.10.

So when the neighbor walked into the front door, which leads into the kitchen, he observed a telephone on the wall.

The receiver had been removed and put into a drawer.

That particular drawer was where she kept all the silverware, and there were some knives in there as well.

They proceeded into the living room, which was fairly neat.

There was no signs of a struggle.

They then walked upstairs to the second floor.

They noticed that there was two bedrooms.

One bedroom was undisturbed, and then the other bedroom, which was Janet's bedroom, they noticed her on the floor.

She was lying on her side closest to the wall in a night table.