Blayne Alexander

But I think that you see splashes and bits of her personality kind of come out throughout the story.

I have to give a tremendous amount of credit to our intrepid producer, Dorothy Newell, because Dorothy has been on this story for a good long time.

I mean, following it for years, building relationships with the family, the investigators, all of these different things.

But getting Chris Melton to sit down with us, he was very, very, very hesitant to do so.

He...

wanted to talk, but he was concerned how he would be seen.

And so after talking to Dorothy, he, you know, came to one of our shoots.

We talked to him.

I talked to him.

I mean, really just kind of helping him understand.

He did.

No, no, no.

It's fine.

He did.

He did.

He wanted to meet me.

He wanted to meet me specifically, which I think makes sense because, you know, at the end of the day, he could have the best relationships with our producers, but we're the ones that they're talking to.

So you want to feel comfortable in the person that you're talking to, which makes a lot of sense.

And so, yes, he and I had a good conversation.

I had a conversation with his lovely wife, and he ultimately decided to do it and tell his story.