Allison Morris

Also, the room she was in was almost identical to the room I was staying in.

And so you come in through a door, through a corridor, but the whole back wall of the room was glass sliding doors.

So if she'd have walked in and seen them, they could have possibly just run out the door.

I do think that there has been a robbery motive that's involved in it.

But you wonder what other motives were going on, what was happening at that time.

The police just seemed to, to me, and this is why I didn't think that the trial was ever going to be successful.

And I know that the McAveys and Hart's thought differently.

And I know they still do.

And I really hope that still, they hope against hope that there's going to be justice.

They seemed to say, arrest these people and make a case around them rather than make a case and arrest the people because it all happened so quick.

And there were so many things that were happening that were completely unprofessional.

I mean, I remember sitting typing away in the room.

I was panicking because I was thinking, I'm not even sure these guys are guilty.

I mean, I think that someone in this hotel has clearly killed this poor woman.

But who is it?

Have they arrested the right person?

Still running around.

And I'm sitting here on my own at night in a room that the patio door of my door didn't even lock properly.

Thinking, you know, what's going to happen?

Thinking, am I going to be murdered and they'll just fit some waiter up for it?