Claire Dorotik

They can find all the circumstantial evidence they want, and they can blow it up, and they can make it look really bad if they want. In fact, they've done that. But that doesn't change the fact that my mom could not have done this crime. She didn't have the motive, and she didn't have the opportunity. Everything else is irrelevant.

The situation is not very good all the way around.

We just do what we can do to get through today, and then we face tomorrow, tomorrow.

I don't know whether I'd say they have doubts or not. I think that they're very frustrated and they're very angry that we still don't know the truth.

Was there conflict between you and your dad? Yes. Yes. I wasn't that close with him. We had our rocky points. We argued a lot. I think he hurt her greatly emotionally.

Then one day... The minute I saw my mom's face, I knew right away something terrible had happened.

The minute I saw my mom's face, I knew right away something terrible had happened.

She was scared. She was nervous. She was crying.

We have never known my mom to be violent in any sense. Old friends.

I would never hurt my husband.

My mom is in jail and the killer is out there.

Is there any question in my mind whether that sky is blue or not? No, you know. My reality is my mom is not capable of things like that. And that's the same for everybody in my family. It's just not possible.

I have no further comments.

My father wasn't a real big fan of the horses and the ranch and the operation, and that was always the source of a lot of conflict.

They were getting along better than they ever had in the past. I was living there. I can tell you that.