Toni Hartzong

But Bob cooperated fully.

He took and passed a lie detector test.

He did two taped interviews with police, never asking for a lawyer.

He told them he left the house in the early morning.

Bob says he spent most of the day at a job site in Delray Beach, 43 miles south of Jupiter.

Investigators say the murder happened around 1 p.m.

I mean, I've got five witnesses that are verifying that I was there.

Bob was later seen at this Mazda dealership in Delray at 2.45, and he says he didn't get home until 5 p.m.

when he discovered Tony's body.

Police apparently bought Bob's alibi.

Barry Soren, Tony Hartzong's brother, met with the lead homicide detective to ask about progress in solving his sister's murder.

He said to me, we don't think Bob Hartzong did this.

He's just a hippie.

He's harmless.

And in answer to your question, no, I don't believe your brother-in-law had anything to do with this.

Police now looked harder at other suspects.

A homeless man had been seen in the neighborhood for several weeks.

There had also been a spate of burglaries in the area.

And police found an unidentified fingerprint on the door lock of the Hartsong home.

None of these leads went anywhere.