Dennis Murphy

It depends on the story. It seems to me that a compelling narration so often beats the facts or the truth.

It depends on the story. It seems to me that a compelling narration so often beats the facts or the truth.

You want to impose a story on it that is more appealing to you. And then it moves into the streamers.

You want to impose a story on it that is more appealing to you. And then it moves into the streamers.

I know the answer to this question. I vote for Dennis, I think.

I know the answer to this question. I vote for Dennis, I think.

I think we compared driver's licenses once, Keith, and I think I've got you two, three months or something.

I think we compared driver's licenses once, Keith, and I think I've got you two, three months or something.

No, I was sort of the second wave.

No, I was sort of the second wave.

She was the most wanted in the whole dramatic piece here. And she bought a one-way ticket to Vietnam, which is a non-extraditable country. And just as they're in the boarding jetway of the plane that's going to take them overseas, here comes the FBI and a SWAT team. And they take them down, and they're wrestling for the phone, and she's charged with first-degree murder. Anyway, she's...

She was the most wanted in the whole dramatic piece here. And she bought a one-way ticket to Vietnam, which is a non-extraditable country. And just as they're in the boarding jetway of the plane that's going to take them overseas, here comes the FBI and a SWAT team. And they take them down, and they're wrestling for the phone, and she's charged with first-degree murder. Anyway, she's...

waiting to go on trial. And last September, the jury had been picked and were waiting for opening arguments. And the judge says, come in chambers here. And then it turns out that her attorney was ruled by the court to have a conflict of interest and could not represent her. So he's thrown off the case, which puts everything back months and months and months.

waiting to go on trial. And last September, the jury had been picked and were waiting for opening arguments. And the judge says, come in chambers here. And then it turns out that her attorney was ruled by the court to have a conflict of interest and could not represent her. So he's thrown off the case, which puts everything back months and months and months.

So now we think that grandmother, Donna Adelson, is going to go on trial maybe next June. Wait and see.

So now we think that grandmother, Donna Adelson, is going to go on trial maybe next June. Wait and see.

Yeah, we did. I had interviewed Karen Reid.

Yeah, we did. I had interviewed Karen Reid.

In March, the year before the trial. And, you know, she was poised and confident. The highlights that I remember from that interview, Andrew, is that she says she went back to her place and... and then woke up in the middle of the night and lo and behold, he's not there. And she goes back to the scene and then blurts out, did I hit him? You know, that would come back to haunt her.

In March, the year before the trial. And, you know, she was poised and confident. The highlights that I remember from that interview, Andrew, is that she says she went back to her place and... and then woke up in the middle of the night and lo and behold, he's not there. And she goes back to the scene and then blurts out, did I hit him? You know, that would come back to haunt her.