Peter Van Sant

Hayes sees the two vehicles as evidence. This is what we're looking at, these two vehicles. He took me to the lot where they are stored. How could each of these vehicles have been used to get Gary's body onto that pile?

Hayes sees the two vehicles as evidence. This is what we're looking at, these two vehicles. He took me to the lot where they are stored. How could each of these vehicles have been used to get Gary's body onto that pile?

What did you find as your forensic people took a look at these vehicles?

What did you find as your forensic people took a look at these vehicles?

What did you find as your forensic people took a look at these vehicles?

Can you show me where?

Can you show me where?

Can you show me where?

Gary's blood. But nothing was found in the front bucket. On the RTV, Hayes says Melody's blood was found on one of the gear shifters. Nothing was found in the back. Hayes considered other scenarios.

Gary's blood. But nothing was found in the front bucket. On the RTV, Hayes says Melody's blood was found on one of the gear shifters. Nothing was found in the back. Hayes considered other scenarios.

Gary's blood. But nothing was found in the front bucket. On the RTV, Hayes says Melody's blood was found on one of the gear shifters. Nothing was found in the back. Hayes considered other scenarios.

Is there any blood that was discovered going from the house to the burn pile?

Is there any blood that was discovered going from the house to the burn pile?

Is there any blood that was discovered going from the house to the burn pile?

So this still remains a mystery, doesn't it? It does. A mystery, too, for prosecutors Megan Frankish and Jeffrey Fogus.

So this still remains a mystery, doesn't it? It does. A mystery, too, for prosecutors Megan Frankish and Jeffrey Fogus.

So this still remains a mystery, doesn't it? It does. A mystery, too, for prosecutors Megan Frankish and Jeffrey Fogus.

The case took more than five years to bring to trial. During that time, a deep divide formed in the Ferris family. Three of the children, Chris, Scott, and Emily, were all convinced their mother murdered their father. Gary and Melody's youngest child, Amanda, believed in Melody's innocence.

The case took more than five years to bring to trial. During that time, a deep divide formed in the Ferris family. Three of the children, Chris, Scott, and Emily, were all convinced their mother murdered their father. Gary and Melody's youngest child, Amanda, believed in Melody's innocence.

The case took more than five years to bring to trial. During that time, a deep divide formed in the Ferris family. Three of the children, Chris, Scott, and Emily, were all convinced their mother murdered their father. Gary and Melody's youngest child, Amanda, believed in Melody's innocence.