Anne-Marie Green

You don't know what she was like. And they have now as adults worked their way back. to each other. And they're very grateful that they've rebuilt and continue to rebuild their relationship.

It was emotional for you, right? When we talk about how emotional this was, this is the only story that I've ever worked on where everyone cried. Not just the victims. I mean, the police officers, the former district attorney. I mean, everyone teared up and and myself, too. And it was unexpected because, you know, all of these stories are heartbreaking. Right.

It was emotional for you, right? When we talk about how emotional this was, this is the only story that I've ever worked on where everyone cried. Not just the victims. I mean, the police officers, the former district attorney. I mean, everyone teared up and and myself, too. And it was unexpected because, you know, all of these stories are heartbreaking. Right.

It was emotional for you, right? When we talk about how emotional this was, this is the only story that I've ever worked on where everyone cried. Not just the victims. I mean, the police officers, the former district attorney. I mean, everyone teared up and and myself, too. And it was unexpected because, you know, all of these stories are heartbreaking. Right.

But I think that I was just thinking exactly as you kind of just mentioned about these boys. Right. and how they miss their mom at this, like, tender age. And we're both parents, so, you know, like, you go, you think about your own kid, and then it's just, it's waterworks. Oh, I know, and I have two boys, so seeing those two, it just crushed me.

But I think that I was just thinking exactly as you kind of just mentioned about these boys. Right. and how they miss their mom at this, like, tender age. And we're both parents, so, you know, like, you go, you think about your own kid, and then it's just, it's waterworks. Oh, I know, and I have two boys, so seeing those two, it just crushed me.

But I think that I was just thinking exactly as you kind of just mentioned about these boys. Right. and how they miss their mom at this, like, tender age. And we're both parents, so, you know, like, you go, you think about your own kid, and then it's just, it's waterworks. Oh, I know, and I have two boys, so seeing those two, it just crushed me.

You know, when they came to do the interview, of course, they brought tons of pictures, and then they brought something that their grandmother had made for them. She took all of Lori's clothes and... And made two quilts for them. Oh, beautiful. Yes. Including the, you know, the Yankees shirt or I don't know if his shirt or jersey, but, you know, she was going to get those Yankees tickets.

You know, when they came to do the interview, of course, they brought tons of pictures, and then they brought something that their grandmother had made for them. She took all of Lori's clothes and... And made two quilts for them. Oh, beautiful. Yes. Including the, you know, the Yankees shirt or I don't know if his shirt or jersey, but, you know, she was going to get those Yankees tickets.

You know, when they came to do the interview, of course, they brought tons of pictures, and then they brought something that their grandmother had made for them. She took all of Lori's clothes and... And made two quilts for them. Oh, beautiful. Yes. Including the, you know, the Yankees shirt or I don't know if his shirt or jersey, but, you know, she was going to get those Yankees tickets.

She was a huge Yankees fan. So including that and gave each of the kids a quilt for them to kind of like cuddle up and remember their mother by, which I thought was such a great gift. So sweet. But he was so committed to solving this. And he was so committed to those boys. He had pictures of the boys in his office. He would call the family on a regular basis.

She was a huge Yankees fan. So including that and gave each of the kids a quilt for them to kind of like cuddle up and remember their mother by, which I thought was such a great gift. So sweet. But he was so committed to solving this. And he was so committed to those boys. He had pictures of the boys in his office. He would call the family on a regular basis.

She was a huge Yankees fan. So including that and gave each of the kids a quilt for them to kind of like cuddle up and remember their mother by, which I thought was such a great gift. So sweet. But he was so committed to solving this. And he was so committed to those boys. He had pictures of the boys in his office. He would call the family on a regular basis.

And his commitment was almost infectious.

And his commitment was almost infectious.

And his commitment was almost infectious.

Did it change you?

Did it change you?

Did it change you?

So, you know, Natalie, I think that we're both parents and you kind of hope that there'll be an adult in your kid's life that is like parent adjacent. Right. So that's the kind of relationship that he had with his aunt. Like Lori was his kind of other parent. You know, he adored her. And so, you know, losing her was devastating.