from neutrogena. >>> the medical examiner who performed corey parker's autopsy found no signs of sexual, but corey had been stabbed over 100 times. there were numerous defensive wounds on her hands and arms, proving there had been an intense struggle. >> our theory was that corey parker fought for her life in order to prevent a sexual assault. >> investigators found several foreign hairs in corey's hands. one had an intact root. >> the fact that the hair had root material on it and was not from her would allow you to at least presume that that hair had to be obtained forcefully. >> dna testing revealed the blood in the kitchen came from the same person as the hair in corey's hand. surprisingly this dna did not match the prime suspect, eric jones, corey's co-worker, despite his bizarre behavior. the dna from corey's apartment did not match any of the dna profiles in either the state or national criminal databases. in the search for corey parker's killer, investigators discovered that she had just started dating someone new. his name was david wilt. but it didn't take long for investigato

corey: what kind of growth rates are we talking about, and what could we imagine we are talking about now that you have fueled up on beef jerky? parkerzenefits is the fastest growing in silicon valley history. we are two years old. we started out in 2014 with the run rate revenue and closed out the year having growing 20 times , and the planned for this year takes as past $100 million in run rate revenue by the end of the year, and we want to keep growing at those kinds of rates into 2015 2016, 20 17, and when you want to grow that quickly, it means you need to really capitalize the business well. emily: let's talk about what you do. you tie together payroll and health insurance and all of these payroll things into one software, right? parker: that is the idea. the buddies today have all of these disconnected systems or their employees, and things like payroll and time tracking software, and it creates a logistic nightmare for these businesses, and this gets rid of all of the administrative burden, a lot of the compliance headache, and the best part is we give the core software away for free because we make money on all of the adjace