1. Separate the father-in-law, mother-in-law and wife (if the cops are trying to reach her she has no choice but to come in voluntarily or be arrested -- "not answering the phone" doesn't cut it when law enforcement wants to question you) ... and question them separately. Compare their answers. Figure out someone is lying. Question them further and separately. Figure out more stuff. Arrest one or more persons and file charges.
2. The blood work comes back, and it contains "unusual substances" (like the babysitting drugs - I forget what they are). See 1 above.
3. Investigate Alexander's medical records -- who, what, when, where, etc. Compare the drugs in his system to the drugs prescribed in his medical records to the drugs the coroner found at the in-laws' home where Alexander's body was discovered.
4. Check Alexander's travel records. How long was he at the in-laws' house?
5. Interview Alexander's other friends and contacts. What did they know about Alexander's recent weeks / months of life?
I bet the wife and the in-laws would break pretty fast under expert police interrogation.
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