they said sharmon had a dislike for matt. the stock's oldest son steve -- >> i think in my head i went to it a little bit just knowing that they hadn't gotten along real well. i had my own suspicion. >> reporter: just two days after the murders, detectives visited matt livers' former employer, asked about his personality, rumors that he had a temper. they put a watch on him and went through his garbage, too. this was in lincoln, about 30 miles from the murder scene. then eight days after the bodies were discovered they asked matt livers to come in and answer some questions. >> you're free to leave at any time. >> i'm here to cooperate with you gentleman. >> reporter: he was unerringly courteous, deferential to the two detectives questioning him. said he'd never been interviewed by police before. >> what do you think happened? >> i don't have any idea. i would like to know why. who, what, when, where and how and why? you know, why would somebody do this to such good people, very christian people? very likable people. >> report

stories in a they had witnessed but did not commit the gruesome murders of wayne and sharmon on easter weekend. roarer went to reed's place, a sort of plop house for teens, as he called it. >> what we were looking for was anything at all that would tie them to nebraska or any other location that they were at during the crime sprees. >> and he found it all right. here, hiddenby hiepdbehind a pi frame was a shotgun shell. there was more in that little box, this letter apparently meant for greg fester that said quote, and this bullet, well bun bunny, it's the only thing left, and i loved it. but that's something we'll talk about one day. but it's here also because that's something i did for you. me and for you to love me as much as i love you. that's the end of the quote. >> when you read the material that you found, what did you think? >> this was so bizarre. that gives you the mindset of the type of person we were dealing with. >> then roarer found a notebook, incredibly with more words penned by jessica reed. i killed someone. he was older. i loved it. i wish i could do it all the time