Lester Holt

Are we going to have to give back Todd's reenlistment money?

So all of those things, when looked at through the lens of suspicion, that definitely sent an investigation in one direction, whereas otherwise it might have gone in another.

Some of it was really centered around her spending patterns around all this time.

First of all, she lived very large.

She was picking up a lot of checks, and she was going out with her friends a lot.

And she got breast implants.

And that is one of the things, along with some of her personal conduct, that pointed investigators towards looking at her for possibly having murdered her husband.

I think that if she had gotten a nose job, things might have turned out differently.

And then I guess the biggest breakthrough is this toxicology report that raised flags about Todd's cause of death.

That toxicology report comes back positive for him having a ton of arsenic in his system.

And that's when the murder investigation really starts rolling.

Cindy's obviously the enigma at the heart of this case.

You interviewed her recently.

It's the first interview, by the way.

She's given about the case in years.

What was interviewing her like?

The last time I spoke with her was many years ago.

And I went and visited her and did the interview in person, which produced a very interesting, wide-ranging account of everything that had happened in her life.

And she's had a fascinating journey.

She really doesn't hold back.