Narrator/Host

Corporal John Weimunk is accused of killing his wife.

Second Lieutenant Holly Weimunk, a nurse stationed at Fort Bragg.

Taking a case to trial, there's always risk involved.

In this case, we had very good information from Kyle.

And the thought was is that Kyle would testify at trial as to what happened.

And then we would put all the circumstantial evidence together to point to the fact of what John Wymock had done that night.

While John Wymock pleads not guilty to all charges in connection with the arson and his wife's death,

Kyle Olden is now cooperating with authorities.

He agrees to take Detective Locklear through the night of Holly's murder at the scene of the crime.

It was very telling to bring him back to the spot.

He had never been here before, right, before that night.

This is only the second time he had ever been here, and he could still remember where he parked.

It was worth taking him back out there and having him tell it from his own, the viewpoint of the guy that was there the night this happened.

Did he give an indication of why it is that he did what he did, what Alden did?

The only explanation that I'm aware of is that Wymonk, being another Marine, asked him for help, and he agreed.

You're a Marine.

Would you do that?

Absolutely not.

After he confessed, Kyle Alden was charged, and he ultimately pleaded guilty.

Kyle Alden was sentenced to approximately five years in prison.