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>> take care of him myself. >> reporter: the detectives played along, of course. let nick dream up whatever conspiracy theory made him happy. but meanwhile, they requisitioned el cubano's phone records, and they found something quite surprising. >> not only had frank jaramillo been talking with nick harvey, but he also had talked to the husband. >> reporter: fred schockner. >> fred schockner. >> reporter: fred schockner, lynn's husband of 25 years. on the surface it didn't make much sense. after all, fred had been cooperative with detectives from day one. and yes, he had moved out of the famil...

Cooperative, they recorded every word. >> hello, mr. officer. this is fred schockner. >> how are you doing? >> there has never been anything as bad as this in my life and i hope there never will be. >> i don't blame you. >> but you asked me a couple of questions and let me give you some information. >> okay. >> the check that i wrote to frank was cashed on october 29th. >> that was $5,000. that was for the bmw. >> that was the bmw. >> and look at this. on the check there's a note that indicates the bmw would be delivered between 11/7 and 8. lynn was murdered on the 8th of november. >> i called...

Pending separation lisa worried about lynn and charlie's safety. >> i wanted her to move out of the home with charlie. she wouldn't do it. she wouldn't leave her home. she wouldn't disrupt charlie. he was just starting high school. they'd lived in the neighborhood forever. so she was a sitting target. >> did she understand that it was dangerous for her? >> yes. yes. >> and yet she went and did it anyway. >> that's how important getting out of that relationship was to her. she was willing to risk her life, and she told me that. >> lisa told lynn she should at least get a restraining order again...

Excited, just really interested in everything and very lighthearted. >> reporter: but her happiness was short-lived. and when mark first heard she was murdered, his mind went to a very dark place. could fred have had something to do with it? but as much as he disliked fred, he just couldn't see it. >> there were no connections in their personal life to this person that committed the crime. >> reporter: no, it seemed pretty clear, fred had nothing to do with lynn's murder. besides, lynn changed the locks on the house after fred moved out. could it be someone she hired to install some protection...

Normal life to be the constant expectation of moments of terror. frequent unpredictable rages, abuse, a mother desperately trying to protect him. and he would want to beat you with a belt and she would prevent and that would produce an argument between them. >> and then he would beat her. often enough as a child i knew what was going on. but then it was normal so i didn't know it was wrong. >> you thought all families were like that? >> i will i had friends come over and they noticed stuff and it was weird for them to notice things and to comment on it. but, yeah, it was always just that's wha...