Carol Phillips

So I got my mother. I knew something was wrong. At 17, I knew something was wrong. It's 7 o'clock in the morning, and they need a parent. They need an adult, and I just knew it. They said that we have a body, you know, we believe it to be your son.

So I got my mother. I knew something was wrong. At 17, I knew something was wrong. It's 7 o'clock in the morning, and they need a parent. They need an adult, and I just knew it. They said that we have a body, you know, we believe it to be your son.

So I got my mother. I knew something was wrong. At 17, I knew something was wrong. It's 7 o'clock in the morning, and they need a parent. They need an adult, and I just knew it. They said that we have a body, you know, we believe it to be your son.

He loved, loved life. He loved friends. He loved people. He loved life. The elderly lady in the neighborhood, he mowed her lawn, he fixed her fence. He would do anything for anyone. He was just really kind, you know, really helpful and just, he was a really good kid.

He loved, loved life. He loved friends. He loved people. He loved life. The elderly lady in the neighborhood, he mowed her lawn, he fixed her fence. He would do anything for anyone. He was just really kind, you know, really helpful and just, he was a really good kid.

He loved, loved life. He loved friends. He loved people. He loved life. The elderly lady in the neighborhood, he mowed her lawn, he fixed her fence. He would do anything for anyone. He was just really kind, you know, really helpful and just, he was a really good kid.

She said that he didn't have any drugs in his system, that he had the equivalency of one wine cooler in his system, that he could not have pulled the trigger because the gun had never been fired. If he had pulled the trigger, he would have had residue on his hands.

She said that he didn't have any drugs in his system, that he had the equivalency of one wine cooler in his system, that he could not have pulled the trigger because the gun had never been fired. If he had pulled the trigger, he would have had residue on his hands.

She said that he didn't have any drugs in his system, that he had the equivalency of one wine cooler in his system, that he could not have pulled the trigger because the gun had never been fired. If he had pulled the trigger, he would have had residue on his hands.

There's no way John did that. No way. I knew he didn't steal those guns. John's not going to do that. He's going to get in trouble if he does that. He's going to walk in with a bunch of guns. He's going to get arrested. He'll go to jail. That wasn't what path he was on.

There's no way John did that. No way. I knew he didn't steal those guns. John's not going to do that. He's going to get in trouble if he does that. He's going to walk in with a bunch of guns. He's going to get arrested. He'll go to jail. That wasn't what path he was on.

There's no way John did that. No way. I knew he didn't steal those guns. John's not going to do that. He's going to get in trouble if he does that. He's going to walk in with a bunch of guns. He's going to get arrested. He'll go to jail. That wasn't what path he was on.

Richard was a troublemaker. I never liked him. He was very sketchy. He doesn't say much. He just really just stands, smokes his cigarettes. I don't know. There was just something about him I wasn't crazy about. And I'm still not. Ronnie was a punk. He wasn't a nice kid. He was not.

Richard was a troublemaker. I never liked him. He was very sketchy. He doesn't say much. He just really just stands, smokes his cigarettes. I don't know. There was just something about him I wasn't crazy about. And I'm still not. Ronnie was a punk. He wasn't a nice kid. He was not.

Richard was a troublemaker. I never liked him. He was very sketchy. He doesn't say much. He just really just stands, smokes his cigarettes. I don't know. There was just something about him I wasn't crazy about. And I'm still not. Ronnie was a punk. He wasn't a nice kid. He was not.

I was told by Diane that John was swinging a handgun while Diane and Ronnie were sitting on the sofa and Ronnie got mad at John. I said, that's a lie because John wouldn't swing a handgun around. He wouldn't swing a handgun. John had a lot of common sense.

I was told by Diane that John was swinging a handgun while Diane and Ronnie were sitting on the sofa and Ronnie got mad at John. I said, that's a lie because John wouldn't swing a handgun around. He wouldn't swing a handgun. John had a lot of common sense.

I was told by Diane that John was swinging a handgun while Diane and Ronnie were sitting on the sofa and Ronnie got mad at John. I said, that's a lie because John wouldn't swing a handgun around. He wouldn't swing a handgun. John had a lot of common sense.

Diane asked Richard, where did John go? Richard said, he's passed out downstairs on the floor in the basement. Now that right there is a complete lie. A complete lie. A, he had a wine cooler in his system. B, John never passed out because he never got so, John never really got intoxicated. He might drink four or five beers and get like giggly and laughing and have fun.

Diane asked Richard, where did John go? Richard said, he's passed out downstairs on the floor in the basement. Now that right there is a complete lie. A complete lie. A, he had a wine cooler in his system. B, John never passed out because he never got so, John never really got intoxicated. He might drink four or five beers and get like giggly and laughing and have fun.