Josh Vesper

My dad as a person growing up, he was a man who lived by his values.

He exemplified them in his life every day.

And he was one that valued hard work.

He was the rock of our family.

He was the main breadwinner, the supporter of our family.

And so work was very important for him, and he loved what he did, but...

He valued his family over everything.

I was sitting in a room by myself for what felt like hours upon hours.

And they would come in and check on me and talk to me and give me water and drinks.

And then after a very long period of time of waiting by myself, finally they called me back and wanted to talk to me.

I remember going in and sitting down with the investigator and we were kind of going through a lot of the same questions and things that we had talked about at the hospital.

Recovering the story, what had happened that evening.

I was very understanding of why they were calling us back in.

But then there was this point in the interrogation where

The interrogator just kind of flipped from, I would say, a nice guy to very aggressive.

At one point, he kind of flipped the script on me and just kind of started slamming his table on the ground and said, you know, how did it feel?

And I said, what do you mean, how did it feel?

He did it again.

He said, how did it feel when you were jabbing that knife into your father's chest?

Knowing that I would never do something like that, there was no way I was gonna let them think that.