Blayne Alexander

She was somebody who clearly had just been weighed down by this tragedy.

But she also just had this strong feeling of just a strong matriarch of the family.

And it was really such an honor to meet her.

And I think that came across in our interview, too.

Actually, I have a question for you, Keith.

What do families tell you just typically after you finish these interviews?

Because they're so emotional.

And what are some of the things they say afterwards about how they feel?

Do you hear it, Keith?

I hear it in your voice.

It's like a little tweet, tweet, tweet.

It sounds like a little bird or like a little alarm.

Do you have a bird?

Can I just say that that sound is giving just an added note of whimsy to this very dark conversation that we're having about this crime?

It's a beautiful sound.

I love it.

No, no, no.

Please keep the bird.

We love the bird.

Had it not been for the advance in DNA technology, no, I don't think that this case would have been solved because that's what made all the difference, right?