Julie K. Brown

A pink boudoir, basically.

He would be laying there.

I mean, it was the same story over and over.

So that's one thing.

The other thing is the time the police were investigating, they collected some evidence.

They had a search warrant and there were message pads, hundreds and hundreds of messages.

These were the pads that you would write on, and there would be a copy of it behind you back in the old days when you took a phone message.

It would be like, Melissa can come at 6.

She has piano lessons before that.

Or so-and-so can't come tonight, but she'll come at 2 o'clock tomorrow.

Tons of these messages from all these girls.

So there was cooperating evidence.

The police also could see that these girls were, he was calling these girls.

Sometimes he called them himself to come over.

So they did have cooperating evidence to some degree.

And with Virginia, they were able to cooperate some of her stories about where she was and when she was there.

And I have to say, I got to know Virginia very well for many years.

And there were things that maybe she misremembered, but she wasn't a liar.

She just wasn't.

You know, I believe her.