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Matter who pulled the trigger. quisenberry was interviewed first and said he knew nothing about the crime. as the interrogation wore on, he started blaming the man in the other room. >> why don't you tell me why you killed her. and how he did it. >> i wasn't there. but i know he did it. >> but detective arnold knew something quisenberry did not. after quisenberry's first interview, rick had scooped up his smoked down marlboros for dna testing. the results were now back, and bingo, they matched a cigarette butt from the crime scene. >> he claimed he wasn't there but you have dna. >> i collected...

Go forward with any arrest until i have the answer to that. investigators collected d-n-a samples from all the first responders to see if they could have accidentally left their d-n-a at the scene. and they considered another possibility that the d-n-a belonged to an accomplice. >> we were also trying to get samples from people we had identified that were close to nunez. that's a little trickier -- because you just can't walk up and ask for the dna. we call it cast-off dna. and you would conduct a surveillance of those individuals and wait for them to discard an item that would most likely hav...

Anna, when you believe, about the time she was killed? >> based on the fact that she checked her mail because the mail is loose underneath her. i believe it is soon after she arrived there inside the garage. >> the police theory, about 6:00, bob shot anna seven times, six bullets found their mark. he spread four others, took anna's car, parked it, and tossed in the cigarette butt and can of red bull. >> you ended up with too much evidence. all the stuff there at the actual scene of the murder, later in the car -- >> that didn't make sense. >> it made it felt like it was designed to throw off t...

>> the officers were driving through the neighborhood and they got a hit on the plate. >> i get a phone call, from patrol, advising they located anna moses' car, a couple streets away from her house. >> the officer on the scene told the detectives he could see what appeared to be a blood stain in the car. >> how many blood stains did you find? >> three areas. the seat bottom. the seat back. and the center console. >> what else did you find? >> a red bull can and a cigarette butt. >> did anna smoke or drink red bull? >> not to our knowledge. >> they found no useful fingerprints. the results for...

Something. a doorknob, cigarette butt of your second cousin twice removed. is it legal for them to take dnr from them. go to one of those services and try to match a dna match in your family to a suspect without a warrant or subpoena? >> this is similar to the tracking technology the supreme court ruled on that says to get certain cell phone data and trackers on cars will require a court order. we aren't there yet. as long as they do things. the point goes back to the original point. don't abuse the process. if they do things legally and keep working on violent cases i don't think they'll see ...