Debra Roberts (Host)

You too, but we never sit long enough.

I know.

You absolutely do.

Well, you do a lot of 2020.

We just don't get a chance to do the podcast.

So what's so interesting about this is that listeners get a chance to know not just more about the story, but the reporters, the correspondents.

And you haven't done a podcast with me yet, but you and I have been here for almost 30 years together, walking the halls and reporting.

And you, of course, have traveled the world.

And many people know that you have done a lot of military reporting.

In fact, you were injured in Iraq many, many years ago.

So tell listeners a little bit about you and your career and your interest here.

I should say we are just all so grateful that you are still here and reporting and doing well.

And this has become a little bit of a passion.

So when you heard about this story, you know, it dates back to 2008.

You know, you've been working so closely with servicemen and women.

This is a story about domestic violence, a lot of things that we're going to get into.

And this woman who's murdered, what caught your attention right away?

So it was an exclusive interview for us.

Tell us a little bit about Holly.

She was this beloved woman, two children when this happened, young children, and by all accounts, just so devoted to her work.