Elisa Donovan

And then the more that you read and see,

It's really true.

They gathered evidence in a solo cup.

There was some evidence that wasn't actually put into the proper places until March.

This happened in January.

They never went into the house.

and questioned any of the people that were in the house at the time they went there, which was about 1230 at night.

Now, what's important to know is the owner of that home was also a member of the police department.

And they have text messages from a state trooper who becomes the head of the investigation where he says, oh, yeah, no, those guys aren't going to suffer at all, essentially to the extent like, oh, no, we're not going to be a part of it.

He's a part of the team, too.

Like these very clear coverups.

Yes.

Sorry.

He was a police officer.

The entire, the, the prosecution's case rests on the fact that he was hit by a car and that Karen said over and over that,

I killed him.

I killed him.

I killed him.

That becomes a big part of the case.

Did she say that?