Bob Woodruff

The process of even communicating is difficult to do that, and who knows if that would ever have been possible.

But then, so he writes back another letter, essentially saying, you know, this is never gonna be a forgiveness, and whatever, we will talk, but this will never be a forgiveness for what you did.

And then there was no response from John from the prison, at least not yet.

He was very emotional.

Jessie had never been to that spot before.

Right after the murder, when her body was found out in the spot out there in the middle of the woods, he wanted to go, but he didn't go.

So fast forward, he told us that he would like to go out there and see that spot for the first time.

And I remember we were at the hotel where we stayed and he went out and he bought some flowers that he wanted to put flowers where, where his daughter's body had been found, you know, burnt, buried halfway in the ground.

And he wanted this kind of get this out of his soul.

I always wonder how much that would really help, but he said that it, that it did to go there to see it and talk to the details.