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Could or could not have. >> the record showing the phone call between the family home and the cell phone belonging to the people who have confessed to that murder on the night of the murder, what does common sense tell you about that? is there any other explanation? >> there could be a variety of explanations. but again -- >> offer one. completely hypothetical. give me a possible explanation, other than the call had to do with the murder. >> again, you're asking me to make a statement on a case that's before the courts in another country. it would be absolutely irresponsible of me to do so. >>...

Back in 2002. >> i went to the police station. i gave my statement. they videotaped it, apparently. that's the last i heard of it. >> perhaps canadian authorities weren't proceeding quickly because of legitimate concerns about indian police procedures, including the frequent use of torture and possible contamination of evidence. indian police told us they had more than confessions. they also had indian cell phone records that seemed most incriminating. we obtained them. they're canadian records from bell canada that detail calls made from and received at the compound at the time of the murder....

The worst was behind them. but on the night of june 8th, 2000, they were attacked by several men on their way home from the market. mithu was left on the ground, motionless, while jassi was forced into a car and driven to a farmhouse 40 miles away. and that's where she was killed, her body dumped by the road. she had been beaten, stabbed, her throat slashed. so, you literally found out by picking up the morning newspaper? >> uh-huh. >> what went through your mind at that moment? >> no. it's not true. no. >> almost immediately, suspicion fell on the family. >> i did not do anything. >> instead,...

Effectively cut off from the rest of the world. while her mother and uncle decided what they would do next. and what did they want her to do? >> they offered her money. they just said, divorce him, leave him, just forget about him. >> but jassi refused to give in. though she knew how strongly her family felt, somehow she convinced herself her marriage to mithu could still have a happy ending if only she could find a way to get him to canada. they were going to live happily ever after? >> they were just going to live happily ever after and they would be in canada and everything would be fine. y...

Murdered, wherever the killing takes place, is viewed as the same as committing the murder. which is why inspector singh expected that jassi's uncle and her mother would soon be arrested by the royal canadian mounted police. >> they didn't even -- they didn't care. >> in fact, after jassi was killed, some of her friends told us they went to the police to tell them about threats made by jassi's uncle and mother. they insist the royal canadian mounted police asked only a few, general questions. >> i'm thinking they're going to question me and maybe sit down with me and find out my details. nothi...