would sink into the watery depths and never be seen again now the police may not have had a body but this was the next best thing matthew pleasant was a criminal investigator for the u.s coast guard who had spent over a decade learning about and operating underwater sonar equipment he was stationed in cape may new jersey and after hearing about jerry capano's statement on the news he called the delaware state police and offered his help and his services in the search with anne-marie with the hopes that her family might at least be able to retrieve her body for burial the authorities allowed him to talk to jerry so that he could take notes of what jerry remembered from the morning of june NUMBER_TOKENth how far out had they gone what landmarks had they seen which direction did they go in when they pulled away from his dock jerry told matthew pleasant that he had headed for hera ford's inlet with the sun over the bow of his boat and it had taken roughly two and a half hours to reach the spot where he eventually would stop the fbi was able to get the summer wind back from the man jerry had sold it to and pleasant took another officer out in this boat trying to retrace the footsteps or you know i guess wouldn't be footsteps because it's the ocean but the footsteps of jerry and tom capano they knew that it would be very difficult to spot a human body especially with such a large depth but they were hoping to spot the anchors that jerry had given tom to place around anne-marie's body it was hopeless though so much time had passed and the ocean is just always in motion you know not just in the form of waves and tides but also in the form of currents either at the surface or deep within the water it's always moving one more attempt to locate her body would be made in june of NUMBER_TOKEN but when that search came up empty as well anne-marie fahey was declared legally dead the real tragedy here is that the world lost a very beautiful loving person and who had a very close family and who never got to bury her and uh you know never had the the full closure that comes with um burial and uh and obviously lost somebody they loved too soon and because somebody was a very evil individual on november NUMBER_TOKENth tom capano while in prison met with neuropsychiatrist dr carol tavani who'd been tasked with evaluating him dr tavani thought the town was just a pleasure to be around she said that he was quote most pleasant he was cooperative with me cognitively intellectually intact very upset that his brother or brothers would have turned on him end quote yes you did nothing to deserve that you're just an innocent victim poor poor tom dr tevani thought that tom did seem very depressed and anxious which i feel is pretty obvious considering tom was sitting in prison with a murder charge and a possible death sentence hanging over him i mean you know that's understandable i would be surprised if he wasn't this guy just six months before he had everything a great job more money than he knew what to do with four beautiful daughters who loved him a wife who supported him a mistress who stayed silently by his
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