Dan Roy Henry Jr.

I think I made all the games and homecoming, we were all there.

We had driven up and we were there to see the game.

DJ, he was my shadow.

He and I were together all the time.

Always.

He was the surrogate dad to his siblings.

They looked up to him.

So very early in the morning, I was startled awake, and I said to Angela, someone is at the door.

It was two police officers.

They said, Mr. Henry, your son has been in an accident.

He handed me a slip of paper and said, you need to call this number.

The nurse gave the phone to one of the attending physicians who got on the phone and said he died.

I remember just falling to my knees.

It immediately didn't fit together, so I had suspicions from day one.

People believed fervently that they knew what happened.

And whenever you hear of a case like this, you can't believe first impressions.

Something really significant happened in this car.

Do you keep evidence from every case that you handle?

This was an unusual situation.

I needed it to be here, so perhaps a day like today would come when we could tell the story of what really happened here.