Mark Biondolino

She had an apparent wound to her eye.

splattered about on the headboard, pieces of it on the victim around her head and around her pillow and around behind where her head was.

They soon had a theory.

We believe the potato was used as a makeshift suppression silencer to silence the sound of the firearm being fired.

I would imagine that the shooter would have the gun, I'm right-handed, so he'd be holding the gun in his right hand, and he'd have to put that potato out over the barrel of the gun.

What's the risk?

How dangerous is that?

I think, I'm no gun expert by any means, but I think it falls in that category of extremely dangerous and extremely risky.

Can a potato work as a silencer?

I believe it did in this scenario.

And I say that because when we did our canvas, when we looked for calls for service in the area around the time of this murder, nobody ever indicated or made a call that they'd heard a gunshot.

She's seven months pregnant.

She has a menu, you know, like a chalk menu, a weekly menu.

Very careful with her diet and her refrigerator.

fruits, vegetables, it wasn't junk food.

It was wholesome.

All of the menus, lunch, breakfast, dinner that she had lined up, there wasn't potato listed in there, you know, ever.

So it was just, it just was odd.

She's telling him she's going grocery shopping.

He's adamant, wait for me, I'll meet you there at the grocery store.