Investigator

Diane insisted the marriage was fine. But when investigators seize Bob's computers to be analyzed, they make a shocking discovery. Bob's been visiting gay websites online. He's looking for massages and sexual relations.

A secret relationship with a man who lived more than three hours away. Police take a drive to interview him.

A secret relationship with a man who lived more than three hours away. Police take a drive to interview him.

We just became good friends and just kept talking from there on. He says he never visited Bob in St. Charles, but said the two spoke every day and that he loved Bob. The two would stay in motels closer to his hometown when they got together. During the interview with investigators, he rolled up his right sleeve to reveal a tattoo that he said was for Bob.

We just became good friends and just kept talking from there on. He says he never visited Bob in St. Charles, but said the two spoke every day and that he loved Bob. The two would stay in motels closer to his hometown when they got together. During the interview with investigators, he rolled up his right sleeve to reveal a tattoo that he said was for Bob.

With such tender and strong feelings for Bob, a handful of scenarios leap to the mind of law enforcement. Could it have been a jilted lover who murdered Bob Eidman?

With such tender and strong feelings for Bob, a handful of scenarios leap to the mind of law enforcement. Could it have been a jilted lover who murdered Bob Eidman?

In theory, a jilted lover made potential sense to investigators. But the man had an alibi. On the date of the murder, he was at work, hours away from St. Charles.

In theory, a jilted lover made potential sense to investigators. But the man had an alibi. On the date of the murder, he was at work, hours away from St. Charles.

After passing a polygraph, Bob's secret lover is cleared. But it's something he tells investigators about Diane that raises red flags.

After passing a polygraph, Bob's secret lover is cleared. But it's something he tells investigators about Diane that raises red flags.

Investigators are now zeroing in on Diane. How angry was she when she discovered Bob's secret life? Angry enough to commit murder?

Investigators are now zeroing in on Diane. How angry was she when she discovered Bob's secret life? Angry enough to commit murder?

Days after Bob Eidman is murdered in his office, police discover the long-married insurance agent had a secret male lover. A man whom he met up with for motel room trysts and who he spoke to every day. A man who was devoted to Bob.

Days after Bob Eidman is murdered in his office, police discover the long-married insurance agent had a secret male lover. A man whom he met up with for motel room trysts and who he spoke to every day. A man who was devoted to Bob.

The secret lover is alibied out for Bob's killing. But in a frank session with police, he says Bob told him that Diane had discovered their relationship. And he says that Bob had told him Diane's reaction had led to a full-blown argument between the two.

The secret lover is alibied out for Bob's killing. But in a frank session with police, he says Bob told him that Diane had discovered their relationship. And he says that Bob had told him Diane's reaction had led to a full-blown argument between the two.

It was up to Detective Stephanie Kaiser, the Diane Whisperer, to broach the delicate subject with Bob's widow while interviewing her at the Eidman's home. Kaiser said Diane told her that she'd learned of her husband's relationship with the man after discovering an email between the two that Bob denied having an affair. But it was the tone of that email which had deeply hurt her feelings.

It was up to Detective Stephanie Kaiser, the Diane Whisperer, to broach the delicate subject with Bob's widow while interviewing her at the Eidman's home. Kaiser said Diane told her that she'd learned of her husband's relationship with the man after discovering an email between the two that Bob denied having an affair. But it was the tone of that email which had deeply hurt her feelings.

In Detective Kaiser's account, Diane seemed to be struggling a little bit with the nature of her husband's relationship to the man or what they did during their time together.