Jim Morrell

Throughout the whole thing, Jason said, Marina's nephew, Anthony, was keeping watch outside.

Jim kept Jason talking.

And the longer he talked, the more disgusted Jim Morrell became.

especially when Jason described Marina's final moments.

After that admission, Murrell says he no longer felt any guilt about snitching on his friends.

Jason suddenly swerved off the road into a dark wooded area by a pond and showed him

It had been several hours, but Jim's ordeal finally was over.

Nine days after that harrowing ride, police took 19-year-old Anthony Calabro, 17-year-old Jason Weir, and 21-year-old Thomas Lally into custody.

All were charged with first-degree murder.

Conviction would mean a life sentence.

Jason's father, Rick Weir, heard about his son's arrest on the news.

the father is standing by his son, convinced that Jason didn't actually do anything to harm Marina Calabro.

Come on, guys, let's go out.

But this man doesn't buy Jason's story at all.

Come on, guys.

Especially not the part about Jason being the bystander and Tom Lally the murderer.

Tom Lally always has been close to his nephew.

His sister's son was named after him.

He may have run with the wrong crowd, Lally says, but Tom couldn't possibly murder anyone.

And he and Tom's mother regularly visit him.