help gentz find an apartment.s bashara suggesting police look at gentz? before anyone could figure that out, gentz was back, turning himself in just hours later and spilling his guts. in a police interview room about a job bashara had asked him to do. dennis murphy (voiceover): but gentz told detectives that bashara was persistent, then threatening. dennis murphy (voiceover): gentz spoke to the police over a period of two days. at times, the 6 foot 4 hulk lashed out in anger. dennis murphy (voiceover): but in a barely audible voice, he seemed to confess. dennis murphy (voiceover): and ultimately, he recounted to detectives in vivid detail what he said happened the night jane bashara was murdered. dennis murphy (voiceover): gentz said bashara let him into the garage, where they waited under the guise of moving boxes. when jane entered the garage, gentz said she started arguing with her husband. dennis murphy (voiceover): gentz said bashara pointed the gun at him. the implication was clear. dennis murphy (voiceover)

joe gentz.death. and yet, before anybody hears about joe the handyman, they're hearing about you. right. terrible. narrator: the person of interest. the person of interest. and from that point on, the media has ruined my life. the most important thing, though, is i've lost my wife. the number one most important thing. and i have children that have lost their mother. and that's what everyone seems to forget in this whole mess. did you murder your wife? did you cause her death? absolutely not. were you in cahoots with this handyman guy? no. narrator: to come in and do the dirty work? oh no, absolutely not. let me tell you something. i loved my wife dearly. loved my wife. narrator: it was gentz and gentz alone, said bashara. case closed. bob bashara: all i know is that he's admitted doing this. they have the man behind bars. let me rebuild my life. let me move on. i miss her terribly. the mother of two wonderful children is gone, and that just absolutely saddens me. narrator: bashara said his big m