Lynn Keller

So we got to do that shot.

And then as soon as they were done, it started to rain again.

Oh, gosh.

And it was such an important moment in our story, too, because it was a pivotal moment in the future of what would happen, where she told her husband about the affair.

Yeah, it was explained, but it was quick.

So you would have to really pay attention.

So the dog's name is Rocco, and he's since been rehomed, if anyone's interested.

And what happened was the police believe that James shut off his, he remotely shut off the ring camera, the blink camera from his front door so that he could go back into the house, drop off the dog, get in the car and drive away.

So that's how they, he definitely put the dog back in the house.

Well, there was so much snow that you wouldn't see footprints because the snow would have covered it.

But what they could see is sort of like they described it as track marks.

And if you watch the episode, you can see we sort of push into it a little bit.

It's like little, you know, like a track through a snow.

But it didn't show footprints because snow had come over the top.

But there was definitely evidence that someone had left snow.

I don't know about that because I feel like it's really black and white.

I don't know that you could see color.

I see what they're saying that it was like, it didn't seem light.

And maybe, maybe, but the police never put that together.

They never thought, I think that, but here's an interesting thing.