>> absolutely, i was constantly worried. >> and how was her health at that time? >> she had started having seizures. and you know she was traumatized. she had post-traumatic stress, she had anxiety, she had depression. she was a mess. >> reporter: lizz clung to the hope that one of those leads she gave detectives would eventually pan out. but for now anyway it looked as though law enforcement was playing its cards close to the vest. according to prosecutor colleen barnett of the harris county district attorney's office, that was because they'd made some early observations about the crime scene. >> officers have investigated burglaries and robberies for many years before they get in homicide. and they thought that the scene looked kind of suspicious. >> so what was off kilter with this one? >> the fact that it didn't look burglarized. >> the drawers were open, i think, right? >> they were open a little bit, but nothing was tossed. >> reporter: but what about those items lizz noticed were missing from the house? and that backpack of apparent burglar's loot she found in the garage? well, detectives took careful note of many other items, pricey things that had been left untouched. >> cameras, the bicycle. there was some painting equipment. there were things that were easy to take that weren't taken.
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