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ardent admirers. and both were still under suspicion. you got a couple of guys who were in the shadows. john, the professor. and jerry, the poet. the professor gives for $40,000 and gets back in return -- we don't really know what. and the poet, thinks of her as his muse. have i got that about right? >> yes. >> yes. >> the police have questions about them? absolutely. but days later, investigators came to believe both men were nowhere near and his house when she was murdered. based on witnesses and interestingly, the same alibi. the professor is where? >> on the tollway. >> the point is where? >> on the tollway, driving. >> investigators had eliminated a lot of suspects. but they hadn't found their color. they needed a break. and two weeks after the murder, they got one. a mysterious message from anna herself.
>> so i called her my muse. >> maybe i'm cynical here. but i do work for dateline. generally one men described women as their muse and their writing poems to her, for her, or about her, there is more going on there then poetry. or at least then the man hopes there is. >> or there was a deep friendship. i loved her like i would love his sister. >> i'm going to read you an excerpt of a poem he wrote. a soft touch to kill my sad soul when it takes, whisper words to soothe my heart when it breaks. that's the kind of poem that guys right about their girlfriends. >> yeah, maybe it is. she inspired me to write things like that. >> anna may have been merely
>> i was completely baffled at how this could've happened. >> i didn't know anyone who wished anna any harm. nobody. >> she was stunning. model like. she had that personality that
>> the unaccounted for cash was just another piece and a puzzle that already featured more characters than a hollywood caper. >> this is a good whodunit case. we didn't know, a lot of the time, we had to rely on the investigation of the crime scene evidence to point as to who did it. >> coming up -- where would that evidence lead? the answers would surprise even anna's closest friends. there were all kinds of things in and his life that she didn't tell anybody about. >> she did not. >> when "dateline" continues. so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at average risk for colon cancer,
>> two months later, igor came to the united states. suddenly, bob had a family. the one-time bachelor was smitten with his young wife. and his new four year old son. >> you know a little boy running around having fun. it was fantastic. >> bob formally adopted igor. >> he was my son. you know? i wouldn't consider him anything else. >> and he meant it. in 2002, fate dealt the family a sucker punch, when igor suffered what could've been a catastrophic health crisis. cancer. but with bob's help, he pulled through. >> i care about that child. a lot. we did everything possible. >> they recovered from the setback with igor and life picked up in frisco. an ambitious little city outside of dallas. bob worked in sales. anna landed a job as a data analyst at the university of texas, dallas, where she met jayshree bihari.
neighbor was hardly definitive. >> the only thing that you can tell this jury about that car was that it's a sedan, right? >> yes, sir. >> make, model, color. you have any information on that? >> no, sir. >> so, maybe that was an anna driving by that camera just before 6 pm. the defense reminded the jury of the last proven stop anna had made that day, when she pulled up to that tackle bill drive-through at 5:37 pm. and they asked, who ate that quesadilla? >> just the packages found, in the trash, next to her body. >> so, she ate it or the killer eat it. >> she ate it or the color ate it. >> the defense called their own forensic expert. >> it's my opinion that if she had eaten the quesadilla, the chicken quesadilla, ten minutes prior to dying, that i would still be able to see chicken and either identifiable identifiable parts of that quesadilla in her stomach. >> but there was no mexican food in and istanbul.
that -- >> that didn't make any sense. that's right. it made it feel like this was more designed to throw off the investigation. put something else out there to say it could be somebody else. >> but cynthia walker said it wasn't somebody elf. she told the jury bob had been nursing a long simmering murderous rage. that bubbled to the surface on january 13th, 2015. and that anna may have seen it coming. the evidence came from one of anna's russian friends. >> i think we become good friends just from being -- >> she dispelled the notion that bob and his relationship had been amicable. and told the jury about a harrowing night, about two years before the murder. >> in the winter of december, 2012, could you did you receive a phone call from anna? >> yes. >> anna and bob were still married. anna said she had locked
when did it become clear to you that ana moses had parts of her life that she was in sharing with anybody else? >> i think through the interview process with friends, family, people who knew her. it seemed like she had her life compartmentalized and there were certain people that she would lead to this section of her life, there would be other people that she would give details to. >> as anna's friends on the cops began to peel multiple layers of honest singularly opaque love life, she was starting to resemble a real life matryoshka, beautiful, intricate, and with a lot unseen. and detectives were just beginning to tally on this legion of admirers around the greater dallas area. >> coming up. one of those admires, a poet, who insisted that he was just good friends with anna. >> generally when men describe a woman as their music and they
>> of all the places a beautiful, bright young russian might end up, frisco, texas, might not make your list. but that's where anna kichatova went. and it was here she found what she was looking for. love and success. along with men and women who found her well, fascinating. >> i met anna after church one afternoon. i was delighted to meet someone who was more worldly and sophisticated than the run of the mill suburban american you meet. >> we just had that connection. i can't describe it inwards. i don't think i have words to describe what we felt. >> like a blossom to be, the sweet nature anna attracted a
much more intelligent, much more successful. much more accomplished, and much wealthier. what's not to like? >> and yet? anna and michael did not get along perfectly, did they? >> oh no, there was a lot of squabbling. >> it was dawning on anna's friends how little the really knew about this enigmatic russian woman. >> in this picture, it's me and ana -- >> jayshree today treasures v. gifts that anna gave her. like this matryoshka, the russian dolls anna gave her. but she also wonders. explain to me how you were among her closest friends. you called her your soul sister and yet there was so much of her life that she didn't tell you anything about. >> yes. she was very good at dodging things. >> that was dawning on investigators to.