Blayne Alexander

Of course, you talked to Madison. Sometimes we do these stories where someone is exonerated and you know they're not going to be tried again. They can move on with their life, not having to wonder or worry. That's not the case for Madison here. He could face charges again. Let's listen to the two of you talking about that.

Of course, you talked to Madison. Sometimes we do these stories where someone is exonerated and you know they're not going to be tried again. They can move on with their life, not having to wonder or worry. That's not the case for Madison here. He could face charges again. Let's listen to the two of you talking about that.

Listening to him, there's no wavering in his voice.

Listening to him, there's no wavering in his voice.

I agree.

I agree.

You know, you ended with Madison talking about the fact that he visits his mother's grave, but he doesn't visit his dad's grave, even though they're separated by steps. It has to be just a very big internal struggle for him.

You know, you ended with Madison talking about the fact that he visits his mother's grave, but he doesn't visit his dad's grave, even though they're separated by steps. It has to be just a very big internal struggle for him.

Well, like I said, my friend, you packed a whole lot into this hour. There were a lot of twists and turns and it was a very compelling story. So thanks so much as always for talking Dateline with me.

Well, like I said, my friend, you packed a whole lot into this hour. There were a lot of twists and turns and it was a very compelling story. So thanks so much as always for talking Dateline with me.

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