Blayne Alexander

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It really did.

I mean, I think that, for one, the setting had a lot to do with it.

I mean, you're talking about a young lady who was in her first year of law school there in UGA.

And if you've been to Georgia, you know that UGA, Athens, it is certainly a focal point.

I think that's putting it lightly here in the state of Georgia.

You can't walk 20 feet without finding somebody who has some sort of tie to UGA, whether they're a dog themselves, whether their kids went there, their parents, they went to UGA law, whatever it is.

Indeed I do.

Indeed I do.

I'm a dog by marriage.

That's what I say.

My husband is a very proud Georgia Bulldog.

So it's kind of become my adopted campus as well.

Not to mention the fact that just as a local reporter here, I've reported on UGA stories, I mean, dozens of times.

And so...

This really is an important place in the state of Georgia.

Then you talk about the fact that you're referring to a student, somebody who was found dead in her home, a home that, you know, it's supposed to be a safe place.

The last time that she was seen, she was studying at the law library with her friend, you know, leaves, goes home.

The next morning, there's a call that her house is on fire and she is found brutally murdered inside.

And then over the next few decades, no one's able to solve the crime.