Narrator/Host

According to Holly's friends, it was clear that John's attitude and frequent yelling directed towards his wife and distance between their bases was putting a strain on their relationship.

And as investigators continued to dig, they begin to realize that the alleged abuse may have been more than emotional.

We had done a number of interviews with her friends, some of the ladies that worked with her at WOMAC.

First thing they told us was how violent John had been in the past.

Armed with these insights into Holly and John's marriage, investigators head to Camp Lejeune to talk with him.

This is where the Marines are.

They have a lot of questions for Holly's husband, John Wymunk, about where he was and what he did that night.

NCIS agent brought him in from the command, interviewed him just to try and figure out what was going on and what he knew about Holly's whereabouts.

He expressed that there were concerns for his wife, that he did not know where she was.

After a brief conversation, the agent conducting the interview noticed a smell of alcohol and that Corporal Weymunk was likely intoxicated or under the influence of alcohol.

And I don't want the things that I say to be turned around.

I don't want to talk with you now that, you know, I can smell the odor of alcohol on you.

So he's free to go.

He's not in custody or whatever.

So what did you learn in this investigation here?

It gives me a chance to look him in his eye.

It gives me a chance to smell him.

There's a difference between regular sweat and stress sweat.

You can smell that guy.

Really?