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>> pope was distraught over darrell's murder. >> he came through the receiving line, crying, and i thought he was so touched by darrell's death, and he said, i loved darrell. he was better to me than my own father. >> pope was 40 years old, married, with a young daughter. he did, however, have a police record consisting of arrests for petty theft. since he was the last known person to see darrell alive, he was automatically considered a suspect. pope agreed to take a polygraph examination. and passed. >> it is not likely that somebody could come in and intentionally be untruthful and still pas...

When the questioning got more intense, he stopped cooperating. >> and at some point, he was asked to submit to a polygraph examination, which he originally agreed to do, but prior to the scheduling of that examination, he backed out. >> so investigators had no evidence linking bryant to the crime. >> he got away with it once, thought he would get away with it again. ♪

>> this meant all the evidence at what may have been the murder site was compromised. >> somebody's been there, moving things around, and it just makes the investigation a lot more difficult. >> in the meantime, it didn't take long for investigators to eliminate julie's husband as a suspect. >> when he was perfectly willing to take a polygraph examination, kept in contact with the officers trying to work this case, i think all suspicion was erased. >> but julie's autopsy did provide some important information about the killer. the medical examiner found evidence of sexual assault. a rape test ...

>> pope was distraught over darrell's murder. >> he came through the receiving line, crying, and i thought he was so touched by darrell's death, and he said, i loved darrell. he was better to me than my own father. >> pope was 40 years old, married, with a young daughter. he did, however, have a police record consisting of arrests for petty theft. since he was the last known person to see darrell alive, he was automatically considered a suspect. pope agreed to take a polygraph examination. and passed. >> it is not likely that somebody could come in and intentionally be untruthful and still pas...

Don't have any duty to tell the parents exactly what happened for many reasons, because maybe what they say can be used against them later on. it is the duty of the police department, and of investigators to interview these people, to ask them questions, to put the story together, and i think that's where the parents' anger should be placed, towards the investigators, not the people who are potentially involved. martha: keith, do we know how much they have pursued these people to get their story to find out if they know everything they can get from them? >> it appears that they've pursued it m...