Jim Rowe

Norton's not that big of a town.

There's not much there.

Jason was a little rebellious, a little bit more wild.

He was just a regular average guy, you know.

Tom was a funny guy.

He was a really, really funny guy, which made it hard to fear Tom, but he wanted to be feared.

Kind of a tough guy?

Kind of a tough guy thing, but he was more of a goofy, just looking to go out and have a good time.

Whether it was a broken home or a troubled childhood, we were all just a little different, and that's why we really kind of just came together in this group of social misfits in some way or another, and we became kind of our own family.

Anthony was really upset.

He became a lot more quiet, I think, more to himself.

We could buy, do whatever we wanted if we wanted to go nuts with anything we could.

We were in the verge of some pretty promising opportunities coming our way.

We had a pretty good following.

He said, Marina Claver didn't exactly die on her own.

I just kind of sat there.

I'm like, well, what do you mean?

He's like, oh, Tom beat her to death.

I was just like, that was pretty shocking.

He said, Tom Lally beat her with a frying pan.