Keith Morrison

It was kind of ironic, because I woke up, and I noticed she was crying on the end of the bed, and I said, the heck's wrong?

And she goes, I know something's happened to Michelle.

I just know it.

You had some kind of premonition that night?

It was 3 a.m.

when their phone broke to silence, followed by a knock at the door.

and the rotating amber light of an emergency vehicle raking their dark living room wall.

There's been an accident, and I go, oh, my gosh.

I go, was Michelle in a wreck?

And they go, well, not exactly.

There's been a... She's been shot.

And, of course, chills went down my spine.

I go, well, then she's alive.

And he goes, well, no.

And that just really... When I heard those words, it just really... Just...

Took all the feeling out of me, basically.

I'm not trying to poke you with sharp sticks or anything, but is there any way to understand, for people to understand what that feeling is like when you know they're on the way?

Nothing worse.

I sort of lost all the feeling in my body when they told me.

You kind of want to spin back the clock, but can't, is that?