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>> they took everything imaginable. shoes was the biggest thing. they probably took at least ten pairs of shoes. they took other items like a sleeping bag, binoculars, the inside lining of a winter coat. >> reporter: but not one thing from those searches could link tom to the crime. months passed. a year. and more. back in kansas bryan rein's sisters watched their mother suffer. >> it got very difficult to talk to her on a daily basis because she was so down and she wanted answers. >> reporter: she also frequently called agent thompson. and this was curious. so did thompson's prime suspect, to...

Solved at all. >> throughout this trial you will have the urge to want to solve this. and that's only natural. but this case cannot be solved. >> reporter: all that immature behavior, said the defense, couldn't change two facts -- that tom had never been a violent person and that not a shred of physical evidence linked tom to the murder scene, said this forensic scientist. >> you never found any fingerprint belonging to tom jaraczeski in any of the items that you tested, did you? >> i did not. >> i mean, they had all of his creepy behavior, sure. but beyond that they had nothing. they had noth...

Anything? >> no, i didn't. >> no bruises on your chest or anything? >> no. >> reporter: but the next day tom went to a hospital and was treated for back pain. the only things tom denied in that interview? faking a vehicle breakdown ten days before the murder and knocking on dr. rein's door to use the phone in the middle of the night. >> that didn't happen? >> no. >> reporter: but investigators weren't buying tom's story. >> all the facts are pointing to you, tom. everything. everything we've got. >> what evidence at his place do you have against me? >> that's all you've got to worry about. >> ...

Years. and though the relationship had its issues, who knows, she might have married him. and then she had that heart to heart with dr. rein. >> he's like, you're too young to be settling down and somebody telling you what to do. >> reporter: how did that strike you when he said that? >> i agreed with him. >> reporter: like, why have i been with that guy all these years? >> yep. it made me see that i would be better without it. because it hadn't been a good relationship for a while. i had a reason now to move on and let go of that. >> reporter: and she was going to tell tom as soon as she got ...

The event, organized by Climate Justice Victoria, saw about 70 people take part in a 40-minute long march from Centennial Square to the B.C. legislature.