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Died rather quickly. a fate that had a certain irony. it was he who gave cara the gun, taught her how to shoot to kill in case the occasion ever arose. was this an appropriate occasion? detective syers, charged with finding out, understood he had a problem. learned that from the deputy who put cara in his car. >> we were told that she had used her telephone. >> that is, her cell phone, the one they failed to take away. big mistake. who did she call? what did she say? syers knew the patrol car was equipped with a camera and microphone to record any conversations. so -- >> i naturally asked, "wa...

Got anything back and i called and her phone box was full. >> she knelt panic rise in her throat. called her sister and brother. >> said it was very unlikely she wouldn't answer the calls. >> spoke every day 9:00. >> so mom continually tried to contact shannon, finding out what was going on. >> clay called the cops, asked them to check shannon's house. >> that was december 2nd in the evening. sheriff's deputies went over, had a good look around outside and left but shannon's family insisted something was wrong, there had to be.

>> he was sentenced to life. he is appealing his decision. all five of the kids still believe their dad is innocent. led by austin. austin starbuck, head of the household, weight of the world on his shoulders. >> there are appeals, other things that we can do. so it is notoff. >> two years later, clay st starbuck lost his appeal. >> i thought it would bring me more peace. i was relieved, but it didn't bring me the peace that i thought it would. >> justice? sometimes what feels like justice to some doesn't to others. not at all. but this we can say. once there was a fine and lovely woman whose ...

I have no way of knowing what chanin told them, but i would hope that they would follow the evidence. i would hope that they wouldn't chase somebody down over a comment made off the cuff. >> reporter: and those were secondhand stories about clay the jury never heard anyway. as for his alibi that morning in the surveillance video, it was nothing said clay. of course the camera didn't show him on that street, he never told the cops that's where he walked and they never asked. they didn't ask you where you went. >> no. >> reporter: they say you told them. >> i did hear that. >> reporter: are you ...

Ridiculous, more suspicious, said the detective, was when clay, told he was free to go, didn't. >> then i couldn't get rid of him. he would not leave me alone. >> reporter: kept wanting to talk. >> he kept wanting to talk. what he kept telling me was the same thing over and over again. look on her phone, look on her computer, that will tell you everything you need to know. >> reporter: it's suspicious to you but it's not really evidence. >> no, not necessarily. it's suspicious, circumstantial, but suspicious to me. >> reporter: which meant that right there on day one clay needed to be checked ...