David Wymore

Who did this is two people, one of them wearing a Tom McCann shoe, doing this.

She's being abducted. Somebody's got a knife to her cheek, around her like that. She knows the gig's up. She opens the car door, starts getting her right foot out. He grabs her and stabs her.

If you have somebody stick their foot out of the car door, putting pressure on it, then you only have to drive like about five or six miles an hour for 10 feet, and you'll reproduce that scuff mark on the right foot every time.

They wash her. They excise her. Then they carry her and dump her in the field.

That's what happened to her. It is as clear as the nose on your face.

There's nothing accurate about his drawing. I think the footprints alone deserve to give him a new trial. I thought Dr. Hammond alone deserved to give him a new trial. The psychological experiment alone deserved to give him a new trial, the nondisclosure of all these things. But I never count my chickens before they hatch. You know, I got to hear it from the courts. They gave him.

You have a woman murdered in a small town, some sort of mutilation going on. Bad case. Lots of pressure to solve it.

I'm a trial lawyer. There's always a chance, and always in the back of your mind is, yikes. If it's Tim Masters, it's Tim Masters.

The way the Dutch forensic scientists look at it is you have to understand the crime first. Where are the most likely places that a perpetrator or perpetrators would touch her in an aggressive manner?

What they didn't have in 1999 was the DNA evidence. The person who killed her touched her.

God, I don't know. I really don't know. I know who didn't. You know?

There was no evidence in this case.

When you're looking into Dr. Hammond, you're looking into a sex offense, right? Yes, sir. Okay.

This guy set up a studio to get close-up of vaginas and nipples. and you have a body in the field missing those parts.

He is a superb suspect. Geez, that's funny. One guy was a doodler and the other guy's a sex offender. Did anybody say that?

They have the same alibi. Tim Masters' dad says that he's home all night in his trailer. Dr. Hammond's wife says he's home all night in the house. The difference is that Tim Masters doesn't have 300 videotapes of people's vaginas and nipples at his house, and he's also not an eye surgeon. The court has to impress on the Fort Collins police.

Hazelwood looked at these drawings and said, no, these are just doodles and they don't reflect what happened to Peggy Hetrick.

Without question, the wounds to her vagina are surgical.

When you know that you have evidence that indicates his innocence and you don't turn it over, you don't get the benefit of doubt from me that it was a mistake.

Where was this on April 12, 2006? I mean, where'd this thing come from?

Do you ever recall ever seeing a photograph of foot impression number four in the ground?