Mike Nardi

Once you leave port, you don't come back without fish.

And they would go out for eight, ten hours at a time getting what they can, and then the next day do the same thing.

Wow.

And imagine doing that without all the help we had.

You know, in a routine case, you have one or two guys doing this.

That's hard to imagine.

And then you have to go back and watch it.

Our videos, it's so much easier.

And the big thing about our video is that it's set up so you can see long stretches, so you don't have to pull the video from here.

When you lose him down there at that corner or two corners down, now you hop down there, and that's where you pick him up.

Pick him up, yeah.

At the time of the murder, Jared and Shanna had gone through a bitter divorce but were co-parenting their nine-year-old twins.

Jared, like Shanna, had remarried and he had two more children with his new wife, Kirsten.

So the night he was killed, he had just dropped the twins off at Shanna's house after taking them to dinner and he was taking his other daughter home when he was ambushed.

You know, it's actually an example of good old-fashioned police work.

So as in any case like this, the detectives had to look at the ex-wife and her new husband.

So detectives went to a rental property the couple owned to interview the tenants.

And one of those tenants was Henry Tennant.

What's incredible is while they're interviewing Tennant, they notice a tire outside that appears similar to the tire found at the crime scene.

Tennon lets them take the tire, and they learn it was from the same facility as the tire from the scene.