geovany must of killed her.k could roberts put in this guy joe, who initially wouldn't even give his full name. and who was this geovany anyway? the detective checked for priors. there wasn't much. >> had a record as a juvenile. his fingerprints that we lifted from the crime scene. there is hardly any lady any that were. legible >> and none was a match. >> now you're stuck as an investigator. this is all you got, and you've got this one witness and you want to tie the to suspect to the scene. but there's nothing to time. i mean, nothing. i had nothing to hit him on. >> but worth a try. they brought geovany in for an interview. >> water? >> no. >> of course, he denies it. >> i'm real comfortable thinking that you responsible for this murder. >> that's crazy, sir. >> was it crazy? no way to prove really. and then a couple of days later, detective roberts brought the tipster, joe, back in. this time joe poured it all out. said geovany actually told him straight out that he killed someone. >> i just was a shock when

charles and then it geovanis. >> more often, it might be unmarried women. that's why one of them is a widow, given a lot of the laws concerning married women. it was often that they couldn't have property. >> yeah, we see a without women. she is on married. she has a little more flexibility in society. she is not covered by her husband. yeah, do you have on. >> it also showed that women were capable of making money. if you are a corporate business owner, you want to turn a profit. if you are going to allow women to use it, they have to be producing some sort of money to make ends meet. >> yeah, excellent, excellent. another thing that we can surmise from what we've seen here, is that there is a possibility that women were finding opportunity in the growing rental market. so, or as they might not be able to buy one of these buildings are right, they might be able to run space inside it, and as johnny tells us, have to make a living, earn some money to be able to live there, put a roof over their head, support their tenants, and things like that. ranting, in