happens all the time. >> when the internal revenue service heard about bob bosley's murder, they calledsecutors with a possible motive. they told police that the bosley roofing company hadn't paid their corporate taxes for the last five years and owed the government $1.7 million. amy was the company's bookkeeper. >> amy would withhold the state income tax, federal income tax, workers' comp, social security. those items. but it was never sent to them. >> but where was the $1.7 million? >> i think that's the 1.7 million dollar question. what did amy do with the money? >> the irs first met with amy bosley. dissatisfied, they later wanted to meet with bob, too. but amy wouldn't allow it. >> the irs investigator insisted on talking to bob. so amy actually got on to the phone and started talking to this agent. she was disguising her voice, trying to sound like bob bosley, and what the investigator told us was that it really sounded like somebody acting like kermit the frog. >> the irs asked amy for her business records, and she promised to comply. >> she never provided the information nor did

. >>> the roofing business can be very lucrative. 42-year-old bob bosley started his roofing businessin his hometown of