Alaina Kelley

I stay over here saying, I don't know, George.

Yes.

I don't know about him.

So another way of saying all this is, in other words, the district attorney can't be blamed if the accuser isn't indicted because it was the grand jury that made the decision, not the prosecutor.

All right.

So it's just to keep them from the, I didn't do it.

To anyone who had been following this case, it looked like whether investigators liked it or not, the publication of Murder in Greenwich had managed to break the case somewhat.

Yeah.

Like at least move something along.

Right.

But when he was asked about the matter, Detective Frank Garr dismissed the suggestion that the book had anything to do with the filing.

He said, we've talked to hundreds of people and gathered some information that was previously unknown.

So we reached a point where having a grand jury was an option.

The books added interest to the public and the media, but they had no impact on the investigation.

For decades, Martha Moxley's friends and family had desperately sought answers to her, remember, brutal murder.

But were just, again, stymied, since you like that word.

Period.

They were stymied at every turn.

Yep.

Now, after more than 20 years, it looked like Martha might finally get the justice that she deserved.