Dr. Casey Jordan

They think that's the ultimate what we call contraindicator, that if I'm the first one to call the police, if I'm the one to find the body, they'll never think it was me.

But when police arrived...

Seth had gone to her house to see her, found her dead on the kitchen floor, called police.

And when they got there, he was literally on the steps, curled up in the fetal position, you know, racked with grief and, you know, out of his mind with, how could this have happened?

He was absolutely in shock.

He was a new boyfriend.

Is that a little strange?

Absolutely.

They had only been dating for one week.

Hmm.

Right.

So we don't know that she knew him that well.

And to be so grief stricken over a dating situation that it was only a week old.

They were wondering if that may be over dramatization again to throw them off.

But then we see the police interrogation, let's call it an interview, with Seth Green.

And he's answering their questions.

And he is being very forthright, but he does admit he has knives.

But then he keeps telling the police, Deborah, I would never kill anybody.

I loved her.

I loved her more than anything.