Deborah Roberts

Well, it turns out we wound up speaking to the person in an in-person prison interview, parts of which you saw on Friday night and some that you didn't see, which we will reveal.

Oftentimes we give you clips here that you haven't had a chance to see, and we'll do that today on this podcast.

But first to get us up to speed is 2020 editorial producer, Mike Replier.

Hello, Mike.

Hi.

Mike, you and I, first of all, this is the first time you've done the podcast.

So welcome here.

You and I have worked on so many stories together and you're one of our star bookers.

And when you think about this community and how shocked they were, and you've got a veteran firefighter.

A first responder.

People were really shocked.

So when you started digging into this story, and of course, we'll talk about the murder and how that all unfolded.

But talk to me a little bit about the family and the community and when you arrived there and what you sort of learned from them.

This had already happened a little time before that.

But what did you learn from the folks when you first got there about Robert Doerr and his death?

They called him Robbie.

Yeah.

So that was why it was even more shocking, I think, because this was a guy who had such heart in what he was doing and to be gunned down in such a horrible, vicious, tragic way.

So let's go back to that night of the murder.

He's arriving home.