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Found. >> that's right. >> the prosecutor argued that pegye's death was eric's doing. >> he had about $3.5 million to gain and what he would gain if he had gotten away with it. >> reporter: the evidence was substantial and eric had a weight at home and the prosecutor argued eric used to weight to kill pegye and sink her body. what about the blood? a luminol test conducted on the boat indicated there might have been a lot of blood in the boat but then cleaned up matching tina's testimony about blood everywhere. and, of course, there was tina herself. >> despite her past and her criminal record ...

Reasons to kill her. that's what he stood to gain if he had gotten away with it. >> and, said the prosecutor, the circumstantial evidence was willing. eric had a weight tree at home that appeared incomplete. investigators believe eric used the missing weights to kill pegye and then sink her body. and what about the blood? a luminol test conducted on the boat indicated there might have been a lot of blood in the boat. but it was cleaned up, matching tina's testimony about blood everywhere. and of course, there was tina herself. despite her past and her criminal record and her drug use, she rang...

Eric's doing. >> he had about $3 1/2 million to gain and what he would gain if he had gotten away with it. >> reporter: the evidence was substantial and eric had a weight tree at home that was incomplete. the prosecutor argued eric used the weight to kill pegye and sink her body. what about the blood? a luminol test conducted on the boat indicated there might have been a lot of blood in the boat but then cleaned up matching tina's testimony about blood everywhere. then there was tina herself. >> despite her past and her criminal record and her drug use, she rang true to you? >> yes. absolutely...

>> reporter: the evidence was substantial and eric had a weight at home and the prosecutor argued eric used to weight to kill pegye and sink her body. what about the blood? a luminol test conducted on the boat indicated there might have been a lot of blood in the boat but then cleaned up matching tina's testimony about blood everywhere. then there was tina herself. >> despite her past and her criminal record and her drug use, she rang true to you? >> yes. absolutely. >> who would the jury believe and would tina's past make a difference? >> it doesn't matter what i did before or after i met him...

Death was eric's doing. >> he had 3.5 million reasons to kill her. that was what he stood to gain when he got away with it. >> circumstantial evidence was come ppel compelling. investigators believed that eric used the missing weight to kill peggy and sink her body. a luminol test conducted on the boat indicated there might have been a lot of boat but it was cleaned up. >> and of course, there was tina herself, her past and criminal record and drug use, she rang true to you. >> yes, absolutely. >> who would the jury believe and would tina's past make a difference. >> it did not matter whether ...