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>> i dont know what to think. shes not answering my phone calls. shes not answering my moms phone calls. she did not go to school. she did not call. where is she at? is she late? if she broke down, had a flat tire, she would have called her cell phone. im going through all these actions in my head. >> detectives then asked nathan the uncomfortable questions they asked anyone his spouse had been murdered. >> this is kind of a personal question and take no offense because we have to cover any base...

What presents mean? >> despite having studied in the states for four years, she seemed incapable of understanding english at times which frustrated prosecutors. >> you are proficient in both written and spoken english, isnt that correct? >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> translator: yes. >> they thought she was an important witness. >> it was significant for the jury to see aina. we can give them the test messages and the vocals and the jury will hear all of that. >> they show text between...

>> i approached and said what would you think about denise and i coming in helping you guys? he said that would be great. >> they moved with in with us for six months, sold all their possessions, tried to save up money. >> we did not know any lithuanian at the time. we were studying it and trying our best but it was definitely a shock. >> they returned home after a year and soon welcomed a son, seth, and daughter, julia. in 2002, the family went back to lithuania, which became their second home ...

Said well, im on my way. i just heard on the radio. the local news media just put it on the radio that at your house, somebody was shot. >> nathan realized it had to have been denise. >> when you came to that realization, whats going through your mind? >> everything stopped. im looking at my four-year-old daughter, who is the image of her mother. curly hair and the bouncy step and i just kept looking at my daughter. and, i wanted to hug her. and, i wanted to -- i wanted to just let out all the p...

Hes like, i cant talk about it here, we need to get the [bleep] out of here. >> they rushed out of the apartment, dan said. and as they drove sam dropped a bombshell. >> hes like, theres a dead body in my apartment. >> dan said sam told him everything. >> hes like, okay. basically as soon as you left me, i started doing some drugs and drinking heavily because i was very depressed about my family. >> according to dan, sam started looking at photos of his friend julie and became upset. then when j...

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Stand. who said he could answer that precise question, because nathan told him everything. >> can you state your name? >> david smith was a fellow in may of nathans at the county jail. he said nathan told him he researched ways to kill denise on his laptop. >> did he talk about how he was planning to kill his wife denise? >> well, at first he told me that he was thinking about some poisoning. or some type of potassium or something like that. >> according to the inmate, nathan said he ran a lot o...

Police, called 9-1-1. >> 9-1-1. where is the emergency? >> ah, weve got a break. in. >> a daring burglary in the middle of the day. that would rob this family of everything. coming up -- there would be no more calls, candies or flowers this valentines day. no one can find denise. >> she hadnt entered her phone calls. she hadnt answered her text messages. >> and what police find is terrifying. >> everything stopped. i just kept looking at my daughter. my world had just been shattered. and i have ...

Presents mean. >> despite having studied in the states for four years, aina seemed incapable of understanding english at times. which first graded prosecutors. >> in fact, you are proficient in both written and spoke in english, is that correct? >> yes. >> still, the prosecution thought she was an important witness. -- i think it was significant for the jury to see aina. we could give him the text messages, the emails, in the phone calls in the jury would hear all of that. >> the state showed th...