been to the house a dennis murphy: but karyn did have one possible lead, and it was something detectivesioned one woman, a nurse, whose name came up a few times in police interviews. another job because i really need to replace you. sandra was need to replace you. sandra was badmouthing dennis murphy: and a year earlier, dr. sievers had laid off sandra's husband, frank, who'd also worked at the practice. detectives wondered, could all this have angered her enough to hurt teresa? but when sandra spoke to a local reporter, she seemed heartbroken about what happened. i learned a lot from her. when you're with somebody for seven years, it's-- it's your second home. it wasn't a job to me. dennis murphy: detectives talked to sandra, too. by the end of speaking with her, we were able to eliminate her. and like anything, hey, were you-- were you here? were you there? and everything wrapped up itself. she wasn't a likely suspect. dennis murphy: the leads were running dry. and after days of investigating, detectives seemed no closer to knowing who killed teresa. lester holt: coming up. dennis murp