Diane Holik's Friend/Co-worker (Dennis Conley)

You know, too many people.

You know, if it was one person, maybe.

But three, four, five?

Well... Not just this particular day, but another day.

That was a month ago.

Well, I'm dealing with a woman that's dead and I'm dealing with a neighborhood that's in a panic because a man came to several of their houses that same day.

I don't know.

I just want you to tell the truth.

That's all.

You want me to hear me say that I went up... Who else would have had your van on Thursday up in that neighborhood that you've already put yourself in?

Who has your van?

So, I mean, how do you explain that?

A girl is dead in the same neighborhood that you were seen in by several other people.

That's suspicious.

We'd be remiss if we weren't looking into that.

Okay, then you tell us why.

You say you didn't murder somebody.

Maybe you didn't, okay?

But you were in that neighborhood, Tony, and you talked to several people in that neighborhood.

They said that you were there at their home, and it wasn't at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.