Blayne Alexander

Sure.

Having many more date lines under your belt than I do.

I mean, typically, the killer comes in, starts a fire in hopes of, you know, wiping the crime scene clean.

It seems, though, that, I mean, when we do these stories, that doesn't seem to work.

Have you come across stories, I mean, where— Well, the ones that do work, we don't hear about.

True.

Because they do, and we never find a killer.

That's true.

Yeah.

This has now turned into how not to start a fire, by the way.

Or how to not successfully start a fire and cover your tracks.

They were a lovely, lovely group of people.

I spent a lot of time talking to Virginia Baker, Tara's mother, and Meredith, her little sister.

And –

You know, oftentimes, Keith, in these stories, I mean, it's families who always stick with you because you're sitting down, you're sitting across from someone who really, before you came face to face, were perfect strangers.

And they have to pour out their hearts about what is the most devastating, tragic part of their lives.

There's nothing natural about that.

No.

Yes, exactly.

Exactly.