A man was dead in a Michigan junkyard.

And there were no clues or forensic evidence at the scene.

But computer forensic experts found evidence of a crime that had everything.

Sex, lies, and a videotape.

On November 8, 1999, Chuck Miller got a frantic call from his sister-in-law.

His brother, Bruce, was missing.

Bruce hadn't come home for dinner and he wasn't answering his telephone at work.

Chuck drove out to his brother's junkyard to look for him.

The door was shut out and the door walked in and hollered his name. He wasn't answering.

And we walked around the corner of the desk and he was laying on the floor.

Bruce Miller was dead of a gunshot wound to his chest.

The telephone receiver was near his head.

Bruce normally kept around $2,000 in his front shirt pocket to make change for his customers.

That money was missing.

The motive appeared to be robbery.

$2,000 cash in the pocket would look good to a lot of people in the area.

We just thought it was just a random someone just walked in and shot him

because they always kept money and he's in front pocket and took that money.

It just appeared to be another robbery, another day in Flint.

Criminalists from the Michigan Crime Lab used one-sided tape to collect possible evidence from Bruce's shirt.

The tape lift that I took from this particular victim only had his own head hair on it.

There was nothing foreign that was determined on the tape lift.

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