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But a few days later, while going over sherry's physical phone records, analysts found something unexpected. she'd deleted a series of calls that happened in the days leading up to fred's murder. all of these calls were to a number in the 502 area code. the area code was a kentucky phone number. narrator: and analysts traced the number sherry had called to a disposable burner phone purchased by none other than tim rogers. a concentrated burst of these calls happened the night of fred's murder at a time when sherry told police she'd been asleep. her whole story now was suspect. not only was she...

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>> reporter: describing a large white male with dark bushy hair driving a chevy avalanche. detectives connecting that vehicle to heuermann as well as using dna samples from bottles and this pizza crust pulled from the trash. those who lived there afraid a serial killer was on the loose. heuermann, an architect and a married father of two was allegedly hiding in plain sight and living a double life all along, even using burner phones, say investigators, who tracked heuermann's phone activity near his fifth avenue office in manhattan and his suburban home in massapequa park. investigators believ...

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Courtroom today. >> reporter: wolf, defense attorney jim griffon he delivered the closing arguments and had key moments. certainly he raised some doubt with the jury about time of death. we know the prosecutor said maggie and paul's phone stopped working around 8:49. so that's when they believed they were both deceased. there was no phone activity beyond that time, and so the defense attorney said today you know what that doesn't mean they were dead. maybe they put their phones down. just because your phone is showing no activity doesn't mean your dead. that's what he told the jury. he tried t...