At their wedding, more than one person commented on the fact that Greg looked miserable. He didn’t smile, refused to cut the cake with Alice, and instead hung with his friends and got drunk. One of the friends he hung out with that night was Beau, who shared with guests at the wedding that he disliked Alice and that he believed his friend could do better.

The day after their wedding they left for their honeymoon, they rented a cabin a couple of hours away and planned to spend a few days there. Alice called her mom a day later crying and upset about a situation that happened and said she wanted to come home. Her mom told her that they would come pick her up, but a few hours later Alice called her back and told her that everything was okay and that they didn’t need to come get her.

Her mother, even before her death, didn’t tell anyone what had made Alice make that call, but her sisters believe that Greg hit Alice that night, though there was no evidence of that.

When Alice and Greg got back from their honeymoon, Alice’s family rarely saw or spoke to her, she went from daily phone calls to calls once a week or less and a rare visit. Her family didn’t even know that she was in labor until hours after she went to the hospital, and when her son was born, they weren’t allowed in the hospital room with their sister and the baby. Greg told them that Alice didn’t want a lot of people around, but they don’t believe their sister would have ever said that. They believe that he was isolating her from the people who could help her leave him if that is what she needed to do.

Weeks later, when they got the news of Alice’s murder, they instantly came to the conclusion that Greg killed her. Even after the police told them that he had a solid alibi at the time of her death, it didn’t change their opinions. In their minds, the only thing that changed is the person who committed the act, not Greg’s involvement in the murder.