Keith Morrison

It was.

And you always want to look at, was there something else I could have done?

If we had kept him a little longer, would he have gone over the edge?

But there's just too much risk in what we're doing there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It is.

It's an art as much as anything else, isn't it?

Getting into a person's head and getting that person to see that there's no alternative but to finally just relent.

You try.

You know, it's very seldom you get a Perry Mason moment where they scream and yell, you know, I did, I did, I did it.

Well, that certainly is true.

But then, the law didn't require a confession, and now that the DA had signed off, Jennings was formally charged with first-degree murder.

They set his bail at a million dollars, an amount far beyond Jennings' reach, more than enough to keep him behind bars while they prepared for trial.

And six years after the murder of his daughter, Michelle's dad took a breath.

It had finally happened.

It's interesting how you had to almost become the architect of your own personal case.

Yeah, we were heavily involved.

I want to say, you know, it was the sheriff's, I mean, it was the DA's decision and it was the sheriff's department's decision to make their arrest.

But if you hadn't been that involved, would it have happened?