Blayne Alexander

How does it look like that?

Et cetera, et cetera.

I think the one thing that was very important, though, was that you heard on the stand from an investigator who said when Chris Melton was at police headquarters right after Tara was killed the day of the crime.

He had no injuries on his hands.

There were no injuries that day.

It wasn't until they brought him back two days later that the injuries were present.

And so I think that that was certainly a very key piece of testimony in terms of showing that, again, he was telling the truth about his hands.

Also true.

Carolyn, thank you for your question.

You know, what's interesting is that when we produce the shows, we have our incredible team of producers and all of us who come together to put together this two hours of television.

And that's what we're creating, two hours of television.

And then after that, the audio that comes from it comes and goes straight into podcast form automatically.

But our first kind of priority and our first client, if you will, is putting together a television program.

Well, George and wife, thank you so much for listening and watching Dateline.

You know, some of the protesters told us that they believe that it could have been possible that Tara and Edric Foss had a consensual relationship.

But it's important to point out none of the evidence showed that to be the fact.

And even when Edric himself was speaking to the GBI agents, he denied any knowledge or contact or any sort of relationship with her.

I want to say, I want to reiterate that, you know, we reached out to Edric Foss.

We reached out to his attorney to ask them for interviews.

Edric Foss never got back to us from prison, and his attorney declined to speak with us.