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And the people who are likely to have some of the best, most detailed information about what takes place inside a conspiracy is a co-son spir thfco-conspira. we needed him. >> what was the story? >> it was a pretty detailed and amazing story. >> brett described the whole affair on tape, laid it out in all its chilling detail. the conspiracy was launched, he said, with a phone call from tom. >> he told me mom would offer $50,000 to kill his dad. >> robin met with sandra in a parking lot and gave him a $5,000 deposit. >> wanted jack dead in the house to look like a robbery. she told me she would...

The crime, which was his daughter, sheryl. >> the daughter, we had to look at her as a potential suspect. she was the one who found him. >> back at the station, wooitd intervi -- wyatt interviewed all of jack's relatives, including sand sandra, his wife, who was not missing, just on a shopping trip. >> came with us voluntarily, cooperating,me menwanted to hel solve the murder of the husband. >> and told them about life with jack, married 14 years, blended family, four kids between them, the patriarch of the clan, a teddy bear of a man, well-liked, well to do. >> a very, very loving person who ...

>> in the deliberation room. >> these members of the jury told us 11 voted for conviction. but there was one lone juror who felt some level of compassion for sandra. >> she related to the sandra jessee concern that jack jessee's illness would eat up their nest egg. >> i felt like she was enjoying the control she had. >> there was nothing. nothing we could do or say. >> people were getting so heated and there was so much anger that she started to shut down even more. >> and that scene played out for three and a half days until the judge said enough and declared a mistrial. >> i was in tears. >>...

They'll know something's up. >> sure enough, as soon as he heard brett got a letter, he called mom, sandra. >> give me a break. you're kidding. >> no. why would i kid about something like that? >> sent one to brett? >> yep. >> why to him? how would they even -- >> i have no clue. >> next, doug started poking brett's friends in california, who, of course, called brett. >> leave your name and number, and i'll get back to you, thank you. >> hey, dude, it's me, call me asap. this is no [ bleep ] joke. some guy from the orange county sheriff's department, homicide division, is calling me asking abo...

Officers across two states. could the detective pull it off, or was he headed towards another dead end? here, again, is keith morrison. after two years of work, tom's investigation generated enough evidence to fill in mail cart, all apparently for naught. the suspect and the key to cracking the case skipped the state, and detective dove's jurisdiction. >> we were so close. >> the family sensed dove was beaten, and sandra had won. had gotten away with murder. >> put the pictures away. i just -- it's tough. because he was so fantastic. >> put his pictures away? >> i had to. >> had to. >> too m...