Juju Chang

And they didn't want to lose any of the forensic evidence in the car.

And so it was inside this center that they removed her body.

They found traces of gasoline on her socks.

They found, and then they did an autopsy to reveal the cause of death.

And they realized her lungs didn't have any soot inside them.

She was found in the well of the passenger seat.

And they look at video, obviously.

And the investigators do what they always do, is they talk to the husband.

They talk to friends.

They talk to people who might have seen her.

And her husband immediately comes up with

an alibi.

You know, I was walking my dog.

I went, you know, here's the video camera.

Let me show it to you.

Let me show you the text chain that I had with her explaining why she was going on this bizarre morning, early morning hike in the middle of a snowstorm at five o'clock in the morning.

I mean, it was just, some things just weren't out adding up even before they were looking at the car.

Absolutely.

But I find that good investigators, and these certainly were the best of them, they don't want to rush to judgment.

So they are being very careful to not close off any leads.