Keith Morrison

What was that like?

That was one of the scariest things I've ever been through.

I'm handcuffed.

Yeah, they took me downtown and treated me like I was part of this nasty crime.

I mean, they even went as far as to demand DNA because I could have broken out, murdered Angie Dodge, and then broke back in.

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He's just trying to tell me that he knew we did this.

She'd been watching me for a while.

She was relentless.

And by that time, I think Furman had her pretty convinced that we had something to do with it.

And you could see it on his face.

He was reliving it.

Because you're still here, you're still showing some good faith that you want to cooperate.

It just feels like every time I go there, I need to watch my step.

That's why I can't live there.

It was scary.

My family has a business that's been there for over 100 years, and I always felt like I had a path, a career.

Stuff like that kind of takes its toll on you a little bit, too.

My phone rang, and I picked up the phone, and I almost fell out of my chair.