or so reasoned fleisher.l police christopher talked about killing his parents? >> they eventually tell her if you don't tell us, what we want to know, you're going to be arrested in this murder conspiracy. and what does she do? she tells them what they want to know. >> please have a seat over here. >> reporter: in fact, the defense attorney got juliet to admit the state wouldn't even have had that if detectives hadn't intimidated and threatened her. >> they told me if they didn't hear what they wanted to hear that they were going to arrest me instead. they threw my purse across the room. they slammed their hands on the desks . >> did they tell you for first degree murder. >> they told me they would arrest me for murder. >> and you eventually told them what they wanted to hear? >> after 13 hours, yes. >> reporter: before christopher was arrested the two planned a wedding and honeymoon in samoa, of all places. which begged the question -- >> he was going to take the lives of his parents, why would you stay with

investigative reporter jody fleisher has the stoly you'll see n news 4. >> a massive fire intensionally set to cover up four. murde another fire hours later a county away. searching have been for the savopoulos family porsche for much of the day and knew suomeone with killed the family and the housekeeper and the burned out vehicle little provided evidence. >> if you're going to burn a y vehicl need transportation to your next spot or you'll walk there. >> reporter: retired fbi profiler clint van zandt says suspects ditch vehicles in areai fa to them so when dna from a pizzarust matched to daron wint they said the location mattered even more. if you walk down through thee tree l behind the burning porsche you end up in the apartment complex where public records show wint and his family lived for years. >> investigators don't like coincidence. ere's some link there. >> retired homicide detective susan blue stanton agreed and actuallyt visited t scene and walked the air with a. >> very close. easy getaway. easy escape path. >> reporter: and sheouldn't mask her sarcasm when the i-team show

striking after the excerpts, the early excerpts or reviews of bob woodward's book, is that both ari fleisher and paul begala, who worked for president clinton, immediately came out sand, hand hey, we didn't like the books he wrote about our president but they weren't false. he certainly knows who they are and, you know, has the tapes, one assumes, from the way he works to prove it. >> and let's look at how extraordinary all of this really is. you have what's described as a senior official within the administration talking about undermining the actions of a sitting president deemed to be a moral reckless, you know, just too impulsive. and then you've got that with this theme, recurring theme, from other published books, whether there's anonymity or whether there's really, you know, named sourcing. there's a really -- there's a common thread here. so what's your view on how potentially damaging this is or is it really just adding to the chorus? >> i have a couple of thoughts here. first of all, bob woodward's book and his account, it echoes many of the themes we saw in michael wolf's fire and