Bodycam Captures Wife’s Final Moments Before It All Went Wrong

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"Yeah, I'm like, 'Hey, what's up?'" "Just next door?" "Yeah." "Okay." "Great. Well, you got this." "All righty, man. Appreciate it." On December 14th, 2023, police in Broomfield, Colorado received a call from a man requesting a welfare check on his wife, Christille. Daniel Krug had grown alarmed when 43-year-old Christille stopped responding to her phone several hours ago. "Oh, well." "151, send medical and 110. I need a four-centric. I got a female down in the garage." "Broomfield Police. Broomfield Police." The officer has just discovered an unresponsive Christille lying in a pool of blood on the garage floor. Christille's suffering from what appears to be a head injury. "151." "151." "Go ahead and send the next unit an emergent, please. I need to clear this house. I'm not sure what this head wound is right now." "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's your unit. Come here, man." "I need to tag out, man. She's got a head wound. I don't know if it's from falling or something else, but probably falling, but I don't know, man. It's a good one." "Yep." "Husband said there was a stalker threatening to kidnap her, so I don't know." "110, I'd go to 5th Detective Circuit." "Oh, yeah. Oh, she's not." "No, she's unresponsive. Decent head wound." "Follow." "We have more room at this end." Backup officers arrive to secure the house. If Christille's injuries were indeed caused by a stalker, he could still be on the premises. "We're going to clear the house. Medics are in the garage." "Good. We got you." "Rootfield Police. Anybody inside? Make yourself known." "One coming in the front door." "We got you, man." "Rootfield Police. Anybody inside?" "Rootfield Police. Third and final warning. Anybody inside?" "Hey, hand me that, uh. " "All right, move up to. Oh, you got the stairs water?" "Yeah." "All right." "I'm going to move you to the kitchen." "Yeah, I just might not have jumped in." "I got a couple rooms to the left over here. Let me know when you're coming around." "Yeah, coming to you." "The R.P. said there was a stalker threatening kidnapping, so just heads up on that." "Yeah." "You got my left." "Rootfield Police." "Clear here. Coming out." "I don't know what that other door is." "Closet." "Rootfield Police." "Coming back out." "All right, just go downstairs." "Okay." "Yeah." "You got closed door right, open door straight." "I got. You go one way, I got the other." "You got to take the open door all the way." "Okay. Open door all sides, man." "I'm going straight. Another one on the left. See what they need." "I kicked that. Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah. That is very interesting. Almost like dude might have stuck around from this way." "I wonder if maybe the door was unlocked. That's how we got in." Officers find the house empty and no signs of forced entry, but they've noticed something disturbing. Masking tape has been placed over the home's doorbell camera. More troubling still, they're about to learn that Christil has suffered more than a head injury. "Guys, you see anything other than a fall type of wound?" "Look at this." "What's up?" "Gas on the chest." "Where?" "Oh, s***." "Yeah, that's a stab wound on the chest, right there." "Yeah, caught off guard." "Damn it." Christil has stab wounds to her heart and two blunt force injuries to the head. Tragically, she has succumbed to her injuries. This routine welfare check has turned into a homicide investigation. It's time to deliver the news to Christil's distraught family, including her husband, Dan. "I didn't protect her. I was the person who attacked her." "I'd like to know about what you're going to do." "I'm not going to tell you what I'm going to say. Nobody says anything to me." "We don't tell you. This is a family matter. We're just saying." We're just going to figure out a way to replace the camera. I need to replace that laptop. Just make sure that it's in place. I think that's probably the best. I don't know. Um. Um. It's not in the gallery. Um. Four. It's at four. It's at four. It's at four. Dan appears heartbroken. Repeatedly retching and struggling to breathe. While it's too late for police to save this beloved wife and mother, they can help bring Christille's killer to justice. And they already have a suspect firmly in their sights. Christille, how's your injury? Very good to meet you. I talked to Dr. Martinez. I kind of have an idea what's going on. This is Christille Krug. Just one month before she'll be found dead in that very same garage. Christille is a loving mother of three with a successful career as a biochemical engineer. But six weeks ago, her world began collapsing. She first made contact with police on October 31st. Crystal Police. Yes, hi there. I need to report threatening emails and phone calls from a stalking ex. Is there a restraining order in place this week? There is not. But I would definitely be curious about getting one. Okay. Violence against both me and my family. Okay. And is it text messages, phone calls? I have text messages and an email today that had a picture of my husband threatening to put something in his tailpipe. Christille tells the officer that Anthony Holland, a man she had dated in high school, recently began sending her threatening texts and emails. For years, Anthony had been trying to contact with Christille through Facebook. Christille eventually blocked him. But on October 2nd, he reached out again, this time by text. As the weeks have gone by, the messages have become increasingly threatening and explicit. "I'll get rid of him and we can be together," one read. Another stated, "You don't belong in that big house." Some criticized her husband, Daniel. One calling him her "loser husband." "You don't want him. I know you want me." Soon, Christille discovers that Anthony has posted her details on a hookup site. By the time this officer is called to the house, Christille is living in a constant state of terror. She believes Anthony is following her. Are you sure he is actually putting eyes on you and following you, or is he just saying stuff that's specific but general enough that he could. So, the only way that I could think of that this event is that he would be able to say what he did without putting eyes on me is if he had a tracker on my phone and my phone picked up literally in that building and it didn't pick up any of the other surrounding buildings. But otherwise, where I parked and where I went tell me that I went into my dentist. Yeah, that's a little weird. There's like so many other businesses there. The only other one is that he had taken a picture of my husband getting out of his vehicle. Where? In Denver. Okay. That's a little weird. That's the only one that I have that's confirmation that he would have seen. But again. When did he pop back up? So, first text message was back in October. Okay. Just breaths. Just out of nowhere? Yes, he does this and he's been doing it for over 20 years. Okay, so this is. This is the first time it's this violent and aggressive. Normally it's a "hey, how's it going?" Okay. So, the last contact was, I'm guessing, more than five years ago, just because it was last. I had a Facebook account at the time and I don't have that. I haven't had it since pre-pandemic. Okay. Easily, like, I don't know how many years before that. The officer finds nothing amiss with her car, but he is unable to offer much in the way of help. The elusive Anthony has no fixed address, leaving Christille unable to file a protective order. How does this officer know that he'll be back at that house in just a few weeks from now? Is there anything else you can do to help? You know, you go, "Hey, look. He sent me this message." Okay? There's no investigation. There's no. It's jail. I mean, it's easy. Right? It says, "He shall not contact you." Period. Yeah. So, that's the only investigation that I need to do. You have it? Yep. Can you send me a picture of that? Yep. Okay. I'll go find him. So, I would recommend, like I said, make sure you're keeping doors closed, locked, all that good stuff. All the time. We've got hand winds now. Okay. We're everywhere around the property. All right. I'm just trying to think. To try to help. Yeah. And I'm going to also get my permit for my concealed carry. So, yes. I will be making sure I am protected. But this will turn out harder than they imagine. Soon after his visit, Dan calls 911 after catching sight of a man on their property. Nice to meet you. Johnson. Nice to meet you. So, that sounds like 450s with dispatch then? Yeah. So, I was. I ran out at 415, 420ish. Okay. So, I left. I watched the garage door closing. Not necessarily closed. Sure. Okay. My wife drove that point home on me. Ran up to the store. I came back about 450, 455. Okay. As I came down, the door was open. The bigger one or the third? Yeah. The double bay door. Got it. Okay. So, as I pulled in, I saw someone. I think it was a guy, but it was so fast. Yeah. Blue jeans, gray shirt, run out, jump over my gate. Okay. and take off that way. Got it. Okay. I cared less about following him than getting inside and checking on my kids. Yeah. Absolutely. My daughter is adamant no one came in the house. Okay. She never heard the garage door open. She was in the living room right next to it. Okay. My wife knocked on the door. Okay. My wife and I tested her, and I opened and closed the garage door, and she couldn't hear it over the TV anyway. Okay. Got it. What you want? Download the PrizePix app today, and use code "Spotify" to get $150 instantly in lineups. If you win your first prize, you get a $150 discount. That's all you need to know. So it happened because I haven't, like, I know a little bit, something about Christelle and her husband and, uh, stalking charge. And I haven't been to Colorado since 2016. So it's like, I don't know how that could be possible. Last time I saw her was, like, 2001, 2000. 2000 when we broke up. Okay. The revelation about Anthony opens up an entirely new set of questions. If Anthony didn't kill Christelle, was he ever even her stalker? It won't be long before police have their answers. For now, detectives turn their attention to another person of interest, Christelle's husband, and the last person to see Christelle alive. On the afternoon of Christelle's murder, friend and family are taken to the Broomfield Police Station. Police want to learn more about the nature of Dan's relationship with Christelle. There's just one issue. They're unable to share what they know about Anthony to Christelle's family. So you're understanding, I guess, of their, it's the ex-husband who's been kind of. It's not an ex-husband, it's an ex-boyfriend. Ex-boyfriend. From when she was 18 years old. Okay, gotcha. He, he. For prom or whatever, for high school, he was, you know, out of her house, he was sitting on the couch. Yeah, okay. And can you think of any, I guess, recent, has he reached out to you? Have you seen any. No, he's never contacted me. I don't, I'm fully aware of all the transcripts and everything that he's been harassing Christelle with. Mm-hmm. And the threats that have been made. Yeah. I'm familiar with the post that got stuck up her tailpipe for the carbon monoxide thing. And that she's been in constant fear of this. For as long as this has been going on with, uh, she's been carrying, I've been carrying because, uh, uh, Rick Basher, who's the chief police for Lafayette, he's a good friend of mine. Okay. And, uh, he said, well, sometimes, uh, those guys, they like to torture their victim by nailing a family member. Oh, okay. And so he, you know, he's advised me to, you know, open carry all the time. Mm-hmm. Absolutely. Okay. And, uh, same thing with Christelle. We've gone out shooting. We've been shooting together. Mm-hmm. She's a damn good shot. Okay. I'm scared. But she was. Oh. Mm. Yeah, well, I, I just really want to know what happened. Yeah, and that's what we're working to figure out. I promise. Well, anyone be in touch with me to let, let me know or. Yeah, absolutely. More recently, um, we learned that her and Dan's relationship was not well. Like, that, um, I think she. She had approached Dan about the potential of getting a divorce and then he either, like, wanted to work on it or just didn't want to leave the kids, um, and so she kind of opened up to me a little bit about that, that ice cream night, um, and just how, like, she did not really want to be in the marriage anymore. I know that Christelle was, like, very concerned and worried about this guy and I just always felt like it was. Like, there was something weird about it, like, that I can't put my finger on it. It just, like, it was, like, I feel like she had said that, um, that it was, like, this Anthony guy, that, that it seemed very different than past behavior in him, like, that he was never sexual in the past and that these were, like, very, like, hypersexual things and so I think even at one point she was, like. Like, questioning whether it was actually him and then he was always, like, out to get Dan, basically, like, his texts were, like, let, like, send me the signal and I'll, I'll get Dan or something so that we can be together, um, so I don't know, something feels weird about it, but. And I know she told me when we went on walks in September and that, and she admitted, you know. Her marriage was over, but Dan didn't want to admit it and he was kind of in denial about the whole thing. Did she ever give you insight on what kind of led her to feel like her marriage was over or? He could give, Dan is explosive, but I've never seen him. I mean, I don't know, hurt her, he would hurt the kids, but, you know, some people think the corporal punishment is okay with kids, but he would hurt the kids, and she was worried about that. So she, if I understand correctly, they were having troubles in their marriage and she, um. Dan was in denial. She was going to end the marriage, but stay. She wanted to end the marriage, but she said she felt. That she couldn't because Dan was too violent with the kids and they split custody. She worried about the kids with Dan. Okay. Okay. Okay. Because Dan could be more violent. Did she ever, like, describe what that violence looked like? I saw it a couple times where he would grab and pull and he's pretty scary when he gets angry. Have you seen him get to that state? Yeah. Okay. And was that a common thing in their marriage for him to get kind of--I think he used the word "explosive" earlier. Yeah, because he's real calm on the surface. Okay. Okay. It's real calm, and then he gets explosive when he loses it. But he was learning to walk away from it when you get too angry. I mean, she would berate him. It wasn't a good situation in their marriage. And here in the last few months, she just loathed him. I kept thinking, "Why are you staying? You should go." But she was like. But she was like. No, she had to stay for the kids. And she could stay. And then this whole thing with Anthony, or this stalker situation came. She told me that, you know, Dan was not doing her any favors. She just. He says he would go in and say that she's making it all up in her head. So Dan was aware of the entire stalking. Yeah. going on. But she felt like he just didn't really take it seriously. This comment isn't lost on detectives. It completely contradicts the account that Dan gave police several weeks earlier. I don't know if you've ever met someone that you just. the vibe just. It's not the. It's not. But it's always been that way with him for me. And it's not that he's ever done anything that's cruel. He can be cruel in some of his statements. But. You know. Or biting in some of his remarks. But then, on the other side, he's then been a perfect gentleman. And. You guys just didn't jive, it sounds like. No, we didn't jive. A whole lot, no. I never felt comfortable with him. And I didn't really want them to be married. But I supported them 100%. And I told him many times, you know, I was wrong. A couple times, because he was always such a good helper to her. But then I saw that violent part of him, and then I saw what he was doing to the kids, and then it was like. And then I think Crystal came to a point where she was just like, "Okay, this marriage is not going to work." She was ready to end her marriage. She says, "It's over." And she just couldn't stand him these last few months. She just. She just seethed with anger. I could hear it in her voice. She just couldn't stand him. And she said, "He's in complete denial about the whole thing." But then we set that aside, because she had to deal with this whole Anthony mess. As the interviews continue, investigators examine the contents of Crystal's phone. What they find will later prove to be crucial in the case. Shortly after 8 a.m. that morning, someone deactivated three of the four surveillance cameras in the Krug home. Using Crystal's phone. Several messages had also been written between 8 and 8:20 a.m., but instead of being sent, they were scheduled for delivery at different times that morning. For detectives, one thing is clear: Crystal would not have disabled her own home surveillance cameras or written messages with scheduled sending times, which leaves just one chilling possibility. Her killer had used her phone after Crystal was already dead. Where is this? Yes. This is Carrie. A background check on Daniel Krug unearthed some troubling information. Twenty years ago, someone filed a protective order against Dan for stalking. That person was Carrie. Police call her down to the station for an interview. She tells detectives that she dated Dan during her final year of high school, but broke up with him soon after starting school. her freshman year of college. And it was soon after this that she began receiving mysterious messages from a man named Tom. I started to get messages from his roommate and that person's name was Tom on AOL Instant Messenger. And I know Tom is real because they were roommates. If I called him, Tom would sometimes pick up the phone. They had a joint room and a joint phone. So Tom, his role, I would say, was sort of to gain sympathy from me for Dan and continue to encourage me to communicate with Dan. So I would get messages like, Dan had a really bad day. And I'm not being like, I'm not sure that these are verbatim, right? But I'm like, from what I remember, it was messages to encourage me to either talk to Dan, reach out to Dan, or say, you know, like, he's having a bad day. Can you connect with him kind of thing? Out of concern, Carrie kept in touch with Dan. Everything appeared to settle down until she and some girlfriends met some cadets from a nearby Air Force Academy. I got a message from someone named Nick Clark. That's the name I recall. And Nick basically said, I'm a cadet at the Air Force Academy. I know you went out with these people. I don't know if he named them specifically, but I know you went out with these people. And I want you to know that he came back or these people came back and said that you slept with them. And so now there's this rumor going around the whole Academy that you're an easy target kind of thing. So of course, this is really alarming to me, not true, all that sort of thing. So myself and my friends go to the dorm room of these people that we had met from the cadet Air Force Academy. And we confront them. And, you know, I think that's, you know, complete BS. After that, I started dating a, like dating two dates, someone on my own campus. His name was Paul Padilla. Again, we did something stupid like, you know, we went to play miniature golf. I mean, really innocent kind of stuff. And I think it was shortly after that, I started to get these really disturbing phone calls. And so again, I had a landline too in my room that I think was part of a central campus phone system. So the last four digits were unique to my room. And the phone calls were, someone had bought a voice distortion, like the really deep, scary kind of voice machine that I guess you can speak into. And I don't know what these look like, but that's, you could tell that's what I was hearing. Carrie filed a police report, but it went nowhere. Then a boyfriend connected her with the Department of Special Investigations at the Air Force Academy. I sat with them and they kind of laid the emails out on the table and they said, we've had like a forensic psychologist or some sort of a psychological kind of reading sort of professional look at all these emails. And we've, it's Dan, is what they said. Later, they traced the emails to a library at Dan's university campus. Tom, Nick Clark. Both were Dan. Carrie's story changes everything. It's now clear to police that if Dan was capable of stalking and impersonation 20 years ago, he was capable of doing the same thing again. Police are now forced to consider the unthinkable that for months, possibly years, Dan posed as Anthony creating fake accounts in order to harass, threaten, and terrorize Christelle. What police don't yet realize is that Christelle had already begun to work this out for herself. Christelle's stepmother, Donna, had seen her on the Monday before she died. Police believe she could have vital information on Christelle's state of mind in the days prior to her murder. To the station for an interview. This never goes from here, right? She did say something that to me on Monday that was alarming. She did say that, that she felt like she couldn't even rule Dan. Kelly Rowland, you may not know this, but I have eczema. So I get how it can steal your time. But why let eczema take over when you can talk to your doctor about Eblis? Eblis, labrakizumab LBKZ, a 250 milligram per two milliliter injection, is a prescription medicine used to treat adults and children 12 years of age and older who weigh at least 88 pounds or 40 kilograms with moderate to severe eczema. Also called atopic dermatitis that is not well controlled with prescription therapies used on the skin or topicals or who cannot use topical therapies. Eblis can be used with or without topical corticosteroids. Don't use if you are allergic to Eblis. 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So we were directed over here by, I forget the gentleman's name, Greg, I think. So we're kind of looking into stuff. Have you been here most of the day? Yeah, I've been here all day. Oh, you have. Okay. So curious, is that your backpack? Yeah. The blue backpack? Okay. Yeah, we were office buddies. Yeah. Was he here earlier today? Not as far as I know because I sent him an email saying I was going to be in. So he said I could have the office. Gotcha. He wasn't planning to come in. Okay. Knowing he'd come into the building, officers speculate that he sat out of surveillance camera view. They search the meeting rooms, bathrooms, and outside dumpster for evidence, but they come up empty-handed. With mounting evidence all pointing in one direction, officers take Dan into an interview room at the Broomfield Police Station. With Dan watching on, the detective would scroll through Dan's phone while Detective Martinez sits at the table in front of him, effectively cornering him. The officers are sending Dan a clear message. He's Dan's no ordinary suspect. With a lifetime dedicated to deceiving and manipulating people, Dan's preparing to go all in on his act as the shocked and grieving husband. Dan, I know this is the last thing in the world that you ever want to experience. We're trying to do our very best to figure everything out. Okay. I understand you have two phones with you. Those phones are, you said one's a work phone and one is your personal, right? And who has the ability to turn off the cameras? Who has the ability to go in the app and turn these off? Christine? Me. And, um, um, um, I can't think. It's all right. It's all right, Dan. And how's, how's. How's it going? It's all right. Shh, shh, shh. I know. I did what you said. I did what you said. I called the police. I couldn't reach you. I called the police. I did what you said. I had to protect her. It's not your fault. I. I. I. I was. I was here for. What's your guys' interaction's been like leading up to this? There's an important reason Detective Martinez is asking this, as you'll soon see. He's steering Dan towards a narrative in which he can paint himself as a victim. Making him more likely to talk. I. I. I felt like she was keeping the sequence. She. Last night? No. No, not last night. No, not last night. Tuesday. Tuesday. She left two hours early to get. No. No reason. Just two hours early. She kept leaving early. Coming home late. Last night. Last night. Where was she? She wouldn't tell me. In fact, these long spells which Christille was mysteriously absent are pure fiction. Dan is engineering a scenario that allows for the possibility of other suspects, and he'll soon need this. Detective Martinez leaves Dan to sweat. Before returning with a second detective, the strain is clearly taking its toll on Dan. He begins talking with his eyes closed, a classic blocking behavior, and a sign of cognitive overload. The officers again steer Dan towards the state of his relationship with Christille. As Dan warms into the role of victim, his behavior becomes less staged. And what he's about to share will sound more like a chilling, camouflaged confession. I made sure she always knew where I was. Uh. Because the. The threats were against my safety, and her just being abducted. Uh. She wasn't as honest, or. I can't say honest. She wasn't as open about where she would go. And that just. It just. It kept nagging at me. Well, I'm sure. Especially you guys are trying to work together to be safe. Keep your family safe. Keep your. It's. It's as functional as it is. You still both had the common goal of keeping. Keeping it safe, right? And so. After our earlier interview, with him nagging at me and her not answering my questions, I. I got to a point where it. It wasn't an ultimatum. But it was a. I. I had her as a partner to protect the family. But it didn't feel like a partner who valued me. And I. And I told her at that point. I. I told her I didn't want to die for someone who didn't care. about me anymore. So do you think she wanted to get a divorce? I mean, do you think she was, is that why she shut you down? Like, we're not doing anything until this is over? When you kind of have your epiphany of like, I mean, it sounds like you feel like you were completely, I don't know, written off by her or that you, she has zero care for you anymore. I don't want a divorce. I mean, I have loved her for 20 years. I was hurting when I said that. And what I wanted was her to say she cared about me. She didn't. And she was ready for a divorce. Please don't read anything into this. No, you need to be just completely flimsy. Yeah. Well, feel completely like you can be honest in here and that's what we expect. And that's what we want from you. We want the raw details and how you're feeling and you don't need to censor yourself. Believe me. That felt flimsy. Why are you leaving two hours early to get her? It takes 25 minutes to get there. Do you ever say, what are you doing at that time? Or you just kind of let it go and then it sort of festers probably and you wonder and then you start filling in the blanks yourself or? I try asking, but she is very protective of that information. And that, that kind of caused the, uh, the doubt. That, that nagging. Sure. I want to leave her. What do you think happened? Today? With? With Christine. What do, what do you think? What, what's your theory? I don't know. Well, you gotta have one. I mean, you, I'm sure a million different thoughts have run through your mind. In my brain, the story that I have is someone came to the door. Maybe she went outside to get a package. And. They must have come in. And she's, she's a fighter. She's, she's strong. She would have fought. That's why I, I, I, I warned them when I was at the house and I asked, did she get any shots off? She has a gun. She had to have been surprised. But without a doubt, she won't. But if she was just answering the door for a package, you think she would have been packing? Answering the door? I mean, does she do that all the time? Well, the, the Amazon drivers just drop something and go. Right. So, with or without a gun, she's a fighter. Okay. And why do you say that? Have you guys fought before or you just know that? No. Okay. Uh. I know her. And she, she refuses to be a victim. Dan doesn't know it yet, but the officers are about to drop a bombshell. Over the course of that afternoon, the electronic data police requested weeks ago, including the IP addresses and the GPS data, has come through. The threatening emails came directly from an email account created on the computer network at Dan's work. A burner phone used to terrorize Christille was purchased at Walgreens using a gift card in Daniel's name. And at various times, its location data matches that of Daniel's cell phone. Meanwhile, on Dan's computer, officers discover that the day before Christille was murdered, Dan had made a mistake following Google searches. When is a head injury a cause for concern? How hard would you have to hit someone in the head to make them unconscious? And how long can you be unconscious? Unconscious without brain damage. Officers are now ready to reveal this explosive evidence. One of the things that we really started looking into today in an effort, in an effort to find Anthony is, what is it, the Gmail? What was the other? Text Now numbers. Text Now numbers and things like that. I don't know what Text Now is. It's like an app that you can get. You can get fake phone numbers and contact people through Wi-Fi. Okay. So some of that information that we've been able to receive today is a little bit, I don't know, concerning, I guess. The Gmail account that, and you can speak more specifically. And that Text Now number we were talking about, the number that he initially texted Christille from. Okay. The Gmail. The Gmail account, the Kickman account that you guys initially received with the photo of you in it. Uh-huh. And the phone number, those originated through their IP addresses at your office. It doesn't make any sense. Well, he took the photo of me at my office. Right. Okay. But both of those accounts originated from? IP addresses that list back to your office. I don't know what to do with that. Well, tell us about the IP address. Do you know anything about the network or anything at your work? I do money. Yeah, I know. But like here, believe me, I know nothing about tech stuff. That's why I keep looking to him to explain this crap. I still know there's. There are Wi-Fi access. There's Wi-Fi access throughout the facility for employees. And there's public Wi-Fi access throughout the entire facility. Okay. Uh, you know, see PHE guest, I think is what it is. And we literally post the passwords in every single meeting room. For all his bad acting, Dan has just navigated the curveball with ease. The officers will now raise the heat a little further. Watch Dan match this new threat with contempt. The detectives will now use an interrogation tactic known as the read technique. This involves pushing the suspect to the brink of panic before offering them a way out in the form of confession to a lesser crime. In this case, detectives have already presented Dan with an airtight and damning case, evidence that could convict him for life. They now offer him a final lifeline. Um, I. Empathize with the fact that you're in an extremely frustrating situation. Um, and I don't think that, uh, your married life is anything that, um, I would want to be a part of. I know you want to be a part of your kids' lives. So all I'm saying is I can understand, or I can try to understand how frustrating, um, or how frustrated you must feel. Um. Um. But you can also sense that's why, um, we're asking all these questions about infidelity and everything else. Is there some other mystery man that we don't know about? Or is this a case of. I have been faithful. Period. I want to believe that she has, but I don't. Is there another person? I don't know. There has to be someone else. That was able to turn off the cameras. That was able to access, um, a. Password protected, um, system to turn off cameras. Um, that was able to use your IP address from your work to create accounts, to send messages and photos, to act as a, a, a stalking suspect. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, tell me. Help me make sense of it. I don't know. I'm not the one who does this. I. I'm analytical at work. And I. And I read and write fiction at home. I don't do. I don't do crime drama. I don't know what that is. She was not putting you in the. He ambushed her, striking her multiple times with a blunt object, and fatally stabbing her in the heart. To throw the timeline, he used Christille's phone to send several texts. Surveillance footage from a neighboring house captured Dan leaving the home at 8:24 a.m., thirty minutes later than usual. Soon afterwards, he deactivated his car's dash camera and stopped briefly to pick up a coffee, where eyewitnesses said that he seemed unperturbed and composed. By 8:35, he arrived at work. Instead of going into his office, he sat in an area of the building out of sight of any surveillance cameras. At 8:56 a.m., Christille's message arrived on his phone, more than a half an hour after her phone had last been used. He attended a meeting and, around noon, began messaging and calling Christille, before sounding the alarm with police and Christille's mom, Linda. The murder itself had been meticulously executed. Investigators were unable to find any physical evidence. There was no evidence that would link him to the crime. The weapons were never found, nor any blood-stained clothing, but Dan had not covered all of his tracks. A detailed digital trail had been left during his stalking spree, including incriminating Google searches the day before Christille's murder. His movements were unexplored during the half-hour window in which Christille was killed. He had access to a surveillance app, and he turned off his dash cam to hide his actions soon after leaving the house that morning. He was caught on camera, and he was found dead on the roof of his apartment building. He was found dead on the roof of his apartment building.