Janelle Lydick

Why is that expecting too much? I know they wanted me to go up and arrest Foley right away. And it's like, you can't do that. You just can't walk up and arrest somebody when you have the possibility of it could not be him.

Why is that expecting too much? I know they wanted me to go up and arrest Foley right away. And it's like, you can't do that. You just can't walk up and arrest somebody when you have the possibility of it could not be him.

I've worked with him, you know, on other cases. He's been my backup. You know, I let him behind me with a gun and I was okay with that. I was safe. And so I guess I didn't want to believe that.

I've worked with him, you know, on other cases. He's been my backup. You know, I let him behind me with a gun and I was okay with that. I was safe. And so I guess I didn't want to believe that.

They may have not lied, but I don't think they gave us everything.

They may have not lied, but I don't think they gave us everything.

Yeah, and I think in my eyes, I think that's what the family thought I was doing, too. Does the same thin blue line apply here? Yes.

Yeah, and I think in my eyes, I think that's what the family thought I was doing, too. Does the same thin blue line apply here? Yes.

Very. Because I had probably 50% of them like, how could you possibly do this? How could you investigate one of your own?

Very. Because I had probably 50% of them like, how could you possibly do this? How could you investigate one of your own?

This was a bitter divorce battle. But he's a state trooper. It's not like I could walk up to him and he knew it. He knew what I was planning. He probably was one step ahead of me every time. But why not even try that first day to interview them? I don't know. I don't know why we didn't do that. I didn't because I was with the scene. I was there for 24 hours.

This was a bitter divorce battle. But he's a state trooper. It's not like I could walk up to him and he knew it. He knew what I was planning. He probably was one step ahead of me every time. But why not even try that first day to interview them? I don't know. I don't know why we didn't do that. I didn't because I was with the scene. I was there for 24 hours.

I don't know his reasoning behind it. I never asked.

I don't know his reasoning behind it. I never asked.

No. He was a district attorney. He was there for years. He knew. Hopefully, he knew what he was doing.

No. He was a district attorney. He was there for years. He knew. Hopefully, he knew what he was doing.

I don't have any doubt that he did it. It was like, okay, we got the right guy. A bad apple in law enforcement.

I don't have any doubt that he did it. It was like, okay, we got the right guy. A bad apple in law enforcement.