. >> reporter: it's not often little placentia, california, has a murder. >> 10:00 p.m. when i got the call. >> reporter: aaron wyatt was the sole homicide detective. >> what did the crime scene itself look like? >> it was pretty bloody. >>the kind of thing that might happen if it was a hope invasion, robbery, or something? >> or assault between people who knew each other. >> reporter: protocol told him look at the person who reported the crime, daughter cheryl. >> the daughter, we had to look at her as a potential suspect. she was the one who found him. >> reporter: back at the station, wyatt interviewed all of jack's relativelies, including cheryl, and jack's wife sandra, who hadn't been missing at all, just out on a shopping trip. >> mrs. jesse came to the station with us voluntarily, told us she would cooperate, wanted to help us solve the murder of her husband. >> reporter: she told him about life with jack, married 14 years, blended family, four kids between them. jack was a patriarch in the jesse clan, she said, a teddy bear of a man, well liked, well to do. >> ja

. >> reporter: it's not often little placentia, california, has a murder. >> 10:00 p.m. when i got the call. >> reporter: aaron wyatt was the sole homicide detective. >> what did the crime scene itself look like? >> it was pretty bloody. >>the kind of thing that might happen if it was a hope invasion, robbery, or something? >> or assault between people who knew each other. >> reporter: protocol told him look at the person who reported the crime, daughter cheryl. >> the daughter, we had to look at her as a potential suspect. she was the one who found him. >> reporter: back at the station, wyatt interviewed all of jack's relativelies, including cheryl, and jack's wife sandra, who hadn't been missing at all, just out on a shopping trip. >> mrs. jessee came to the station with us voluntarily, told us she would cooperate, wanted to help us solve the murder of her husband. >> reporter: she told him about life with jack, married 14 years, blended family, four kids between them. jack was a patriarch in the jessee clan, she said, a teddy bear of a man, well liked, well to do. >>

jack's murder investigation, once big news in the little town of placentia, had gone cold. detective on the case and as he began to dig, he uncovered what looked like a clue. a single name scrawled on a slip of paper. could this be the key to finding jack's killer? here's keith morrison. >> reporter: after five years and a string of homicide detectives, the jack jessee murder case had become a game to avoid. then one day the whole impossible business was handed off to tom dove. >> i can't tell you how many times that i thought, just move on. give up. move on. >> reporter: there was no hope of any new evidence, of course, like fingerprints or dna. there was just the infuriating puzzle which had become more difficult with each passing year. >> after i reviewed the case, i had no feeling for the family, no feeling for jack jessee. >> reporter: so to get his head in the game, dove met with the people closest to jack. like his brother david. >> and when i met with david, he inspired me. his determination not to let the love for his brother go was a big motivating factor. >> repo

just down the street from chris's house bryce angel of the placentia p.d. to work with larry was listening and keeping an eye on the action. >> you're watching him as the interview happens on the front doorstep. >> yes. i was sitting ten houses down watching the reporter. once she left the area, we were in business. >> what happened? >> later that night he was seen coming out of his house and going into the garage, lights go on, and we're talking like 3:00 in the morning. it was clearly a sign of somebody who couldn't sleep. >> detectives were sure they had rattled their suspect. the next day they trailed chris when he left his house. >> at some point it became a parents that he knew that we were following him. >> they broke off surveillance and brought chris in. >> chris, have a seat. >> larry had read all about chris mccamus, and he looked at tape of every time chris had been in for an interview. >> here's what the situation is. >> today he and chris were going to meet for the first time. >> i have been investigating this case for about two years n now. >

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