Beth Shelburne

Okay.

And you've never been there before?

Never.

And you have no independent knowledge of what happened to this officer?

No, I haven't.

Despite being told she's a suspect in a murder, LaTanya does not change her story.

But she also doesn't seem to understand the rules of the game detectives are playing.

She asks Detective Richardson to explain.

Latonya has to ask what it means to be a defendant, then says she doesn't want to be charged with the crime.

At one point, Richardson stops the tape, like he's done in Yolanda's interviews, and restarts it after a five-minute break.

Would you know it if you saw it?

Were you in any hotel parking lot that night where shots were fired?

Okay.

This is Sergeant Tony Richardson, Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.

The time is 3.50 p.m.

This is going to conclude this interview.

In a lot of the interviews that you did in this case, you and Sergeant Salter presented a choice.

You can be a witness or you can be a defendant.

Tell me about that.

presenting that to somebody that you're interviewing.