Mike Boudet

Not long after, he met Angie, and by September they were married.

But whatever stability that brought didn't last very long.

He was laid off from work, tried to start a business, but couldn't get it off the ground.

The failure seemed to wear him down.

Then came the DWI in November, and with it, the loss of his license.

But it wasn't until the final week, the week leading up to Angie's death,

that his parents started to fear something was truly wrong.

While being polite isn't the biggest red flag, it wasn't like Jared.

Like parents do, they started asking him what was wrong.

They couldn't get a straight answer from Jared.

He was acting like he was on drugs, but people on drugs can still tell you what they were doing.

They were convinced he was having some sort of mental episode.

He claimed he did drugs and now he didn't feel well.

But then he changed his mind, and then he changed it back.

Even more bizarre, after he called 911, he called again.

Regardless, the ambulance arrived and took him to the hospital.

They ran various tests, including different types of drug tests.

Then they said he was perfectly healthy.

Jared's parents didn't know what to do.

He wasn't violent.