Erin Moriarty (Host)

I'm paraphrasing, but that's what was said.

Tell me what you were feeling at that moment.

I think one of the hardest things to hear in that press conference, and if you were watching on television, you probably remember this too, was to find out that there was a missed opportunity just two days after the girls were killed.

The real killer, Brashears, is stopped at a checkpoint.

It was near El Paso, and he had a .380 gun with him.

It fit the description of the gun that had been used by the murders.

There was a .22 and a .380 that was used in the murders.

They know he's in a stolen car.

They know he has a .380.

I think I should make it clear that NIBIN is that data center that keeps track of ballistics and weapons used in crimes.

Yeah.

Is it hard for you to accept that he doesn't know?

His family knows.

Everyone in Austin knows.

And Maurice did not live long enough to find out.

You don't think today that anybody is interested or cares about what you all went through?

Not as much.

you began working with the Innocence Project of Texas.

Marissa, it really was important for your father to be cleared and exonerated.

That did matter.