Anne-Marie Green

Why would you do that, right?

What are you trying to hide?

So when Bob is arrested, though, his daughter, Rihanna, is completely blindsided.

Yeah.

You know, sometimes it's the nature of the system that, you know, if you're not a defendant and you're not a witness, then it's like you don't have a role.

So then what sort of evidence did the prosecution have?

What sort of evidence did they present that connected Bob to this crime?

Mm-hmm.

We hear this version of Bob, but at trial, there were a lot of people that were there supporting him, not just his daughter.

So ultimately, though, the jury does find him guilty of murdering Debbie Atrops.

The defense was rather emotional, and you don't see that very often.

Of course, Rihanna is now a victim twice over.

That's the way she feels.

She mentioned that to you.

She never got to know her mother, and now she's also lost her father.

And she gave a really powerful statement at his sentencing.

I'm curious about the reaction when she read that statement.

Bob Atrops received a life sentence with the possibility of parole after 25 years.

If he is to be released, he would be 93 years old at the time.

How is Rihanna grappling with this?