She looked tense and seemed a little more formal than she usually was with me.  I figured it was a result of some of the things I said to her before I apologized.  "Please, sit.  Relax a little.  I told you I trusted your gut and wanted to know what it told you.  That doesn't mean you have to use it exclusively.  Tell me what you think if that makes you feel more effective.  As far as the jewelry stores are concerned I don't think we will have much luck since I don't think these murders were for the jewelry.  But it seems like the only lead we have.  We do have a problem though.  Before we can go checking these places out we need to know what the jewelry looked like.  OK, go to all the pawn shops and jewelry shops out there and have pictures taken of all the necklaces, rings, and watches designed obviously for woman and have pictures taken of all of them that were pawned.  Then go to the relatives and show them the pictures of the jewelry and ask them if they belonged to the deceased.  Get as many people as you need as I would like to run down this lead as quickly as possible.  Thanks, who knows, it just might turn something up.  And again, I overreacted earlier and I'm sorry.  You know how much I respect you.  Forgive me.  I know we are all quite stressed right now.  Sound like a plan?"