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>> he is hard core. >> i didn't shoot that lady. i didn't do nothing to her or her baby. >> he also denied everything and blamed the man in the other room, quisenberry. >> did he have a gun? >> yes. >> what color was it? >> black. >> williams kept insisting he was not even in the house. but rick needed to get him inside, as he had with quisenberry. >> i wanted him in the house, not outside by the car, not down the street by the stop sign. >> and he needed it fast. although, he didn't realize how fast at the time. >> so, you didn't know you were playing beat the clock? >> no idea at all. >> det...

Friend who made the last phone call to erin, and kenneth williams, who admitted to a witness he was part of a robbery that turned deadly. now it was time to bring both men in and interrogate them. >> i'm a little apprehensive but not nervous, no butterflies just because it was something i had planned on and prepared for for such a long time. >> you were ready? >> i was ready. >> 15 months after the shootings, quisenberry and williams voluntarily came down to headquarters. each knew the other was there. >> i wanted both of them to understand that if they didn't tell us the truth, the other guy ...

>> and he said they didn't look like they were regular shoppers at our walgreens. most of our prescription customers are regular customers. he went on to tell me they had come back to the pharmacy and tried to obtain prescriptions using bogus names. >> and on the security tape, rick looked closely and saw the man in the baseball cap leaning through the window of the enclosed pharmacy section, seemingly checking out names from pill bottles. over and over detective arnold stared at the grainy walgreens tape. the man in the baseball cap looked familiar. >> one person looked like quisenberry. >> a...

Crack. >> first impression? >> he is hard core. he is hard core to the max. >> i didn't shoot that lady. i didn't do nothing to her or her baby. >> he also denied everything and blamed the man in the other room, quisenberry. >> did he have a gun? >> yes. >> what color was it? >> black. >> williams kept insisting he was not even in the house. but rick needed to get him inside, as he had with quisenberry. >> i wanted him in the house, not outside by the car, not down the street by the stop sign. >> and he needed it fast. although, he didn't realize how fast at the time. >> so, you didn't know yo...

I've worked. >> a lifelong local, once promising pitching career at the university of louisville, detective rick arnold knew it would be a difficult case but he didn't know it would be a case of a lifetime. >> today's date is may 18th, 2006. >> a video camera rolled as detective arnold processed the crime scene, honing in on clues. >> the victim's body, a shell casing. >> the harsh reality of death lays side by side with the everyday images of young life. erin's body in a pool of blood, near a red kiddie wagon. a shell casing in front of a box of diapers and the bed where erica once jumped for...