Blayne Alexander

It really did.

I mean, I think that, for one, the setting had a lot to do with it.

I mean, you're talking about a young lady who was in her first year of law school there in UGA.

And if you've been to Georgia, you know that UGA, Athens, it is certainly a focal point.

I think that's putting it lightly here in the state of Georgia.

You can't walk 20 feet without finding somebody who has some sort of tie to UGA, whether they're a dog themselves, whether their kids went there, their parents, they went to UGA law, whatever it is.

Indeed I do.

Indeed I do.

I'm a dog by marriage.

That's what I say.

My husband is a very proud Georgia Bulldog.

So it's kind of become my adopted campus as well.

Not to mention the fact that just as a local reporter here, I've reported on UGA stories, I mean, dozens of times.

And so...

This really is an important place in the state of Georgia.

Then you talk about the fact that you're referring to a student, somebody who was found dead in her home, a home that, you know, it's supposed to be a safe place.

The last time that she was seen, she was studying at the law library with her friend, you know, leaves, goes home.

The next morning, there's a call that her house is on fire and she is found brutally murdered inside.

And then over the next few decades, no one's able to solve the crime.

They look at her boyfriend, Chris Melton, who now we know was not Tara's killer.