Keith Morrison

Not in person, didn't need to do that.

No, he had all those videotaped interviews.

Ray Jennings, own words to Longshore, and civil attorney Rex Parris.

Jaffer wasn't any good at computer gadgets, but he did have a dusty old VHS cassette player.

No, I did not.

Jeffra listened, and he watched every minute of the dozens of hours of videotaped interviews with Jennings.

And as he did, his mind began to do a U-turn.

So...

What do you know?

He'd started out thinking the guy was innocent, and now he had come full circle to the same conclusion reached by investigators.

It was him.

It was Jennings.

But there was one huge problem.

Jeffra's aha moment was pretty much what investigators had already presented to the DA and what had already failed to persuade him to file charges.

Another opinion pointing at Jennings wasn't going to cut it.

Just more wasted time.

Except...

Maybe not.

Because just then, Michelle's dad, Mike O'Keefe, got wind of what Jeffra was up to and thought he could help.

The problem wasn't the evidence, figured Mike.