In the early morning hours, Ashley Fontaine found her husband's bloody body in their kitchen.
Photographs of selected evidence collected at the Fontaine crime scene.
After a childhood of public glamor and private turmoil, Ashley married Philip following a whirlwind courtship.
The detectives asked the victim's wife about the circumstances around her discovery of his body.
Grant had led a troubled life and has long had a difficult relationship with his father.
The detectives struggled to get details from Grant about his activities the night his father died.
Real estate developer Philip Fontaine was a polarizing figure in the business and social communities.
CSU provided a preliminary inventory of evidence collected from the kitchen of the Fontaine residence.
The Crime Beat reports: Controversial real estate magnate slain in own kitchen
The detectives asked Raquel about her work for the Fontaine family.
When Joey went to work for Mr. Fontaine, he finally had a job he could stick with.
The detectives talked to Joey about his work for Philip and the Fontaine family.
Stacy hoped her husband's job with the Fontaines would bring the better life she always dreamed of.
The detectives wanted to find out how much of her husband's story Stacy could corroborate.
Benito and his girlfriend moved to Yoknapatawpha County in hopes of better job prospects.
The detectives wanted to get Benito's response to the allegations made about him.
Javier has been Philip's business and personal attorney for many years.
The detectives asked Javier what legal matters Philip was involved in when he died.
Gerald has worked hard to become an indispensable resource to the wealthy and powerful.
The detectives spoke to Philip's banker to learn more about the Fontaine business and personal finances.
Currently serving time for a narcotics distribution conviction, Kenny is an occasional resource for investigators.
The detectives met with an inmate to get more information on the Fontaine family.
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