Detective Scott Roberts

And Mom was E.T., and then she had a big old E.T. costume. And she was so butthurt because she wanted me to hold her hand.

Is that her?

Is that her?

Is that her?

Yeah. Oh, that's it?

Yeah. Oh, that's it?

Yeah. Oh, that's it?

Yeah, for me, she was upset because she wanted me to hold her hand because she couldn't see very good in the mask. She was awesome as far as what I knew of as a kid. My mom was always there for me. We were her priority. She was always happy, always joyful. She always sang.

Yeah, for me, she was upset because she wanted me to hold her hand because she couldn't see very good in the mask. She was awesome as far as what I knew of as a kid. My mom was always there for me. We were her priority. She was always happy, always joyful. She always sang.

Yeah, for me, she was upset because she wanted me to hold her hand because she couldn't see very good in the mask. She was awesome as far as what I knew of as a kid. My mom was always there for me. We were her priority. She was always happy, always joyful. She always sang.

She used to scare me because when she drove down the road and the highway, she'd be driving down the highway and she'd be singing and her hands would be going and I was yelling, I'd be like, put your hands on the steering wheel.

She used to scare me because when she drove down the road and the highway, she'd be driving down the highway and she'd be singing and her hands would be going and I was yelling, I'd be like, put your hands on the steering wheel.

She used to scare me because when she drove down the road and the highway, she'd be driving down the highway and she'd be singing and her hands would be going and I was yelling, I'd be like, put your hands on the steering wheel.

I got there, my dad, Bert was there, Ed was there. There was a close friend of the family that was a pastor in the church, and they took me in a room and basically just said, Mom's not coming back. They didn't say she was married or anything like that. Basically told me she was in heaven. No. I didn't believe them. And I kept arguing with them and just told them she wasn't.

I got there, my dad, Bert was there, Ed was there. There was a close friend of the family that was a pastor in the church, and they took me in a room and basically just said, Mom's not coming back. They didn't say she was married or anything like that. Basically told me she was in heaven. No. I didn't believe them. And I kept arguing with them and just told them she wasn't.

I got there, my dad, Bert was there, Ed was there. There was a close friend of the family that was a pastor in the church, and they took me in a room and basically just said, Mom's not coming back. They didn't say she was married or anything like that. Basically told me she was in heaven. No. I didn't believe them. And I kept arguing with them and just told them she wasn't.

Late getting home from work. The rest of it's kind of a blur.

Late getting home from work. The rest of it's kind of a blur.

Late getting home from work. The rest of it's kind of a blur.

That was the only family I knew at that time. I didn't have a relationship with my real father. So for a couple of years, I just thought it was my dad. I just thought he was my dad.