Aaron Ward

They feel that their mother,

could have had justice in her lifetime.

There's still some hard feelings there.

I get it.

I get it.

And I'm just, frankly, I'm still surprised that Steve came forward to us.

When he was in court testifying at the, you know, the trial, he didn't want any audio recorded.

He didn't want any video.

And under Ohio law, if the witness requests that, the judge can grant that request.

And he did.

So the fact that he ended up talking to Keith was surprising.

I was kind of surprised.

And the reason, Andrea, I think he has essentially, you know, decided to come forward.

I made a special trip out to Ohio to talk to him in person with his attorney, Bernie Davis.

And I think he wanted the community to know that he suffered with this, but ate away at him for 24 years and that he, sorry that he waited so long.

And, you know, his family,

And that region has gotten a lot of pushback from that community.

He still lives on the same farm that he did back in 2001.

Yeah.

And I think the fact that he, Keith's pushing him, apologized to the family.