Lex Bakker

And the church ladies weren't the only ones who remembered Bob making calls that evening.

And the church ladies weren't the only ones who remembered Bob making calls that evening.

Frada's beeper kept going off, and he used the church phone to return the calls. The police were certain he was calling the killer, but when they traced the calls, they were led to a woman they had never heard of before.

Frada's beeper kept going off, and he used the church phone to return the calls. The police were certain he was calling the killer, but when they traced the calls, they were led to a woman they had never heard of before.

Frada's beeper kept going off, and he used the church phone to return the calls. The police were certain he was calling the killer, but when they traced the calls, they were led to a woman they had never heard of before.

She didn't tell us a whole lot. Perhaps I wasn't cooperative. Investigators were sure Mary Gipp was hiding something big. In my mind, she was the key to this case. Especially when they learned about her live-in boyfriend. His name? Joseph Price Dash. He was an ex-con and he liked to work out with Bob Frotta. But Mary Gipp had no intention of revealing anything. She was a witch.

She didn't tell us a whole lot. Perhaps I wasn't cooperative. Investigators were sure Mary Gipp was hiding something big. In my mind, she was the key to this case. Especially when they learned about her live-in boyfriend. His name? Joseph Price Dash. He was an ex-con and he liked to work out with Bob Frotta. But Mary Gipp had no intention of revealing anything. She was a witch.

She didn't tell us a whole lot. Perhaps I wasn't cooperative. Investigators were sure Mary Gipp was hiding something big. In my mind, she was the key to this case. Especially when they learned about her live-in boyfriend. His name? Joseph Price Dash. He was an ex-con and he liked to work out with Bob Frotta. But Mary Gipp had no intention of revealing anything. She was a witch.

Mary Gipp knew it all. Who killed Farah Frata? Why and how? But for almost four months after the murder, she told the police nothing. I didn't give them any information that they wanted. Detectives would have to find some way to make her talk. They knew the prime suspect, Farah's husband Bob, had called Gipps' cell phone and pager hours before and right after the murder. But that's all they knew.

Mary Gipp knew it all. Who killed Farah Frata? Why and how? But for almost four months after the murder, she told the police nothing. I didn't give them any information that they wanted. Detectives would have to find some way to make her talk. They knew the prime suspect, Farah's husband Bob, had called Gipps' cell phone and pager hours before and right after the murder. But that's all they knew.

Mary Gipp knew it all. Who killed Farah Frata? Why and how? But for almost four months after the murder, she told the police nothing. I didn't give them any information that they wanted. Detectives would have to find some way to make her talk. They knew the prime suspect, Farah's husband Bob, had called Gipps' cell phone and pager hours before and right after the murder. But that's all they knew.

And until they learned more, they had to let Frata remain free and see his children. I explained to the children what would happen. Social worker Judy Cox monitored Bob's visits and tried to help the children cope with their mother's murder.

And until they learned more, they had to let Frata remain free and see his children. I explained to the children what would happen. Social worker Judy Cox monitored Bob's visits and tried to help the children cope with their mother's murder.

And until they learned more, they had to let Frata remain free and see his children. I explained to the children what would happen. Social worker Judy Cox monitored Bob's visits and tried to help the children cope with their mother's murder.

Detective Larry Davis continued tailing Frada. And almost daily, they would have the same conversation.

Detective Larry Davis continued tailing Frada. And almost daily, they would have the same conversation.

Detective Larry Davis continued tailing Frada. And almost daily, they would have the same conversation.

But that day would never come if Mary Gipp didn't start talking. So prosecutors hauled her before a grand jury.

But that day would never come if Mary Gipp didn't start talking. So prosecutors hauled her before a grand jury.

But that day would never come if Mary Gipp didn't start talking. So prosecutors hauled her before a grand jury.