Blayne Alexander

In speaking with Virginia Baker and Meredith Baker, one, it was very clear that –

They were and had always been very, very determined to get justice for Tara.

And I think that especially with Meredith, she's a paralegal.

She's somebody who understands the legal system.

She knows how this works.

As soon as she became old enough – she was just 15 when her sister was killed.

As soon as she became old enough, she really kind of became almost the family – the spearhead of this entire thing.

I mean she was the one who was calling for information.

She was the one who was taking meticulous notes and keeping her spreadsheets and documenting everything that she possibly could.

She was the one who –

you know, the investigator called when he was getting ready to retire to say, hey, let me tell you everything that I've got.

And she sat and listened for hours to, you know, what they had found so far in this case.

And so when you have a family member like that, I mean, it really does, you can kind of feel that passion, right, that she had that had been driving her home, driving her toward all of this.

And so sitting and talking with her was certainly remarkable.

And then Virginia Baker, and I had to call her Miss Virginia.

I just, I can't,

Address moms as just their first names.

So I called her Miss Virginia.

I don't know.

But I called her Miss Virginia because she really did just have this regal sense about her.