George Ziegler

I never was a huggy-huggy person, ever.

We're not that type of people.

I never got it. Don't expect it. I don't need it. And I don't see why people do need it.

Not bad.

She just seemed like a typical doctor's wife, you know, dressed to the nines and acted like she was in the nines. You know, I wouldn't say snotty, but, you know, a little aloof.

He was totally different than anybody else in the school as far as dress and acting. You know, I mean, he was very distinct.

Well, I didn't think it was right that he loses his mother, his father, all his friends, his school, and go someplace he doesn't know anybody.

I said, Collier, I said, I understand that. When we started this, we understood that. We have you until you're 18 years old. If you don't like it after that, you can leave. And we could live with that. If he left at 18, we never heard from him again, we could live with that.

They made me even pay for his counseling that he got. Court ordered. Court ordered counseling we had to pay for.

A lot of this grief stuff that they have today, you know, I mean, somebody stubbed their toes, they'll have a grief counselor there.

People outside of an area like this, a rural area like we're in, they don't understand that that was one of the first cases that was actually publicized on TV. So, tire became very noticeable around town.

Yeah. For six months, we didn't go out. I mean, we didn't go to dinner.