Janet Taylor

I wish I knew. I think you... What I remember, like I said before, about five years ago, I've lost a little.

I wish I knew. I think you... What I remember, like I said before, about five years ago, I've lost a little.

I wish I could. Especially when my DNA is on her.

I wish I could. Especially when my DNA is on her.

Sir?

Sir?

What would you do if you were us and you were investigating this case? What would that look like to you? There's a brick wall. What do you mean there's a brick wall? Well, I mean, you found out. You couldn't find out. What do you mean I found out and I couldn't find out? Oh, nothing. I'm just letting it go. Well, you understand it's my job not to let things like that go, right?

What would you do if you were us and you were investigating this case? What would that look like to you? There's a brick wall. What do you mean there's a brick wall? Well, I mean, you found out. You couldn't find out. What do you mean I found out and I couldn't find out? Oh, nothing. I'm just letting it go. Well, you understand it's my job not to let things like that go, right?

I have nothing else to say about it. It's got to be quite a burden, John. Well, I'm going to put the questioning from here on, unless I'm represented by somebody in the courts. What do you mean? A lawyer.

I have nothing else to say about it. It's got to be quite a burden, John. Well, I'm going to put the questioning from here on, unless I'm represented by somebody in the courts. What do you mean? A lawyer.

I'd like a lawyer. Okay.

I'd like a lawyer. Okay.