Holland murder trial: Detectives turned up heat as they
interviewed husband  In the first two interviews police
conducted with Roger Holland after his wife's death,
investigators assured him they were just doing due diligence in
checking up on the couple and the events leading up to the
incident.  Each time, he told the same story. He had gone to get
breakfast and came home to find her collapsed at the foot of the
stairs in their Apple Valley townhome.  In the third interview,
investigators dropped the hammer: The story didn't make sense,
they said, and they believed he had killed her.  "If it sounds
like I'm pointing fingers at you," Apple Valley police detective
Michael Backus told Holland, "it is."  Backus and Minnesota
Bureau of Criminal Apprehension agent Michael Wold conducted the
videotaped interview March 8, the day after Margorie Holland
died.  Roger Holland, 37, is on trial in Dakota County District
Court for her murder and the murder of the 15-week-old fetus she
was carrying. An autopsy determined