There were crushed up pills and medication bottles all around the victim.

You know, you don't see too many poisoning homicides, so it stands out for that reason, but just who the defendant is and who she made herself out to be and who she continued to show herself to be.

I think she is perhaps the most dedicated person I have ever come across to the motto lie till you die.

I think at the end of the day she's just a con woman who finds her marks. I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anaseika Nicholazzi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of

investigation discoveries true conviction. And this is anatomy of murder.

Many homicides are carried out with traditional weapons like a gun or a knife.

Today's case has neither. In fact, it was originally thought not to be a murder at all.

The victim was found surrounded by pill bottles and with remnants of pills still around her mouth.

The scene had all the markings of a potential overdose, perhaps even self-inflicted.

But things aren't always as they appear.

There were crushed up pills and medication bottles

all around the victim.

There was no sign of forced entry or anything like that.

She appeared to be comfortable seated in a chair and no sign of distress to her.

That's the voice of Wakasha County prosecutor Randy Sitzberger. His family goes back generations in the Wisconsin County just west of the walking.

My grandpa was the captain of the Waukesha Police Department when I was growing up

and my uncle who I was really close to was a sheriff's deputy here in

Wakaia and so I was always kind of led to the law enforcement side of things

and being a law enforcement officer never seemed to fit with me so I went to law school and I kind of always

knew prosecution was going to be my niche in the law enforcement network.

Randy worked as a prosecutor in Milwaukee for a decade handling a variety of big city crimes.

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