Jim Rowe

In my mind, I'm picturing my grandmother.

You know, if someone's doing this to your grandmother, it's, I don't know.

That's what I asked at the end.

I'm like, well, what were you doing?

I mean, what involvement do you have?

And he said, I was just freaked out.

Anthony was downstairs waiting in the car.

He was kind of keeping a lookout.

It's like a friend you grew up with, and it's like such a horrific thing.

Why he told me?

Because he had a lot of trust in me.

Holding onto a secret like that would completely change who you are.

It eats at you.

It is someone that did not deserve to die.

Tapped in the glass and said, you know, we have a murder report.

I was thinking I was going to do this all anonymously, no one would ever know anything about me, just walk in, walk out, and I did my part, and I didn't have to deal with anything.

This will prove my innocence, you know, because that's all you can do, because then it's just my word against them.

I didn't know anything.

I saw a bunch of movies.

I said, three days ago, you told me something pretty disturbing.