Deborah Roberts

So, you know, I want to talk about the clues in solving this case, but let's also talk about how we brought it to the audience because I remember being out there and you're placing me in this place and that place and trying to make sure we captured the camera. And you even had the camera rolling to take shots of us while we're out walking.

So talk about how you bring all of that together for the audience.

So talk about how you bring all of that together for the audience.

In a very creative way. Well, let's get back to the story then. So, Gary, the detectives had evidence that the assailant actually fled on a motorcycle. It's a great visual, but we didn't have it. So how do you work to bring that part of the story to life?

In a very creative way. Well, let's get back to the story then. So, Gary, the detectives had evidence that the assailant actually fled on a motorcycle. It's a great visual, but we didn't have it. So how do you work to bring that part of the story to life?

And he rode a long time on that motorcycle to get to this location. Absolutely.

And he rode a long time on that motorcycle to get to this location. Absolutely.

Then police learned, of course, This guy who's on the motorcycle was Sabrina's lover, Jonathan Hearn. And in the story, you learn how as they start to untangle, they realize that she's having this affair. He owned a motorcycle. All the details matched up. And on that camera, it was so interesting, that security camera, the person that they saw was limping.

Then police learned, of course, This guy who's on the motorcycle was Sabrina's lover, Jonathan Hearn. And in the story, you learn how as they start to untangle, they realize that she's having this affair. He owned a motorcycle. All the details matched up. And on that camera, it was so interesting, that security camera, the person that they saw was limping.

And this guy was faking a limp on the way into the industrial park. And that was also something that was significant because they weren't sure. Was it a disabled person? And they went looking for people in the neighborhood. Maybe it was somebody who was homeless. And that was a whole ordeal as well.

And this guy was faking a limp on the way into the industrial park. And that was also something that was significant because they weren't sure. Was it a disabled person? And they went looking for people in the neighborhood. Maybe it was somebody who was homeless. And that was a whole ordeal as well.

Would be out in that area. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Oh, so many great details. Well, when we come back, the kinds of small details that producers look for when they're out shooting a story for us that help tell the story of the victim and who they were in life. So stay with us.

Would be out in that area. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Oh, so many great details. Well, when we come back, the kinds of small details that producers look for when they're out shooting a story for us that help tell the story of the victim and who they were in life. So stay with us.

All right. We're back. And I'm here with Gary Nguyen, my partner in crime, as we can say, I guess, when we're out shooting these stories. Let's get back to our story, Gary. So after Sabrina Limon was first arrested and then released because police didn't really have enough evidence to charge her, talk about the community's reaction, because this was a small community.

All right. We're back. And I'm here with Gary Nguyen, my partner in crime, as we can say, I guess, when we're out shooting these stories. Let's get back to our story, Gary. So after Sabrina Limon was first arrested and then released because police didn't really have enough evidence to charge her, talk about the community's reaction, because this was a small community.

They were well known in this community and liked in this community. And it kind You kind of led a little bit of a racy life there with the kind of open marriage and all of that. But what about the community?

They were well known in this community and liked in this community. And it kind You kind of led a little bit of a racy life there with the kind of open marriage and all of that. But what about the community?

Just to get away from all of that.

Just to get away from all of that.

So let's talk about Robert Limon, because he was a very well-loved guy. He was a devoted dad from everything that we heard. And the night that he died, his daughter was calling him because she wanted to talk to him about the first day of school, the next day. But of course, when somebody dies, they're very much of an offstage character.