Keith Morrison

The other one who loved her in a way that a person who cannot break away from somebody loves them.

Poor Kenny, you know, I say poor Kenny.

He did some terrible things.

So in a way, I don't feel sorry for him at all.

He's exactly, as you say, where he belongs.

But he's trying so hard to make it look like he's making amends for his past behavior.

Yeah.

Kent doesn't buy it.

I'm not sure I'd buy it.

I don't know what to think about it exactly.

I don't think I'd buy it either.

Exactly, yeah.

The only thing he wanted to talk about was I'm – you know, I want to raise a million dollars and you're going to help me raise that million dollars.

Yeah, come on.

And then we'll spend it on education because education needs to be better and maybe I'll take a course in being a good military guy.

And then he didn't want to really talk about it very much of anything else.

Yes.

And as I'm sure you have encountered frequently in doing these stories, Josh, as I have, when people go into prison, they tend to stay the same age in some weird way.

That they'll come out 20 years later and they're still the, you know, 20-year-old who went in the first place.

Intellectually, you know, emotionally.