Martin McNally

And yeah, he said, it's on.

So the chopper headed south at about 4,000 or 5,000 feet, got down about two miles from the prison, and then the pilot,

Alan Barklage, he turned it around, and he's coming in, and he told Barbara, he said, the door...

It's hard to open.

So you need to open it up now before we get in there so that these guys can just jump in when we land.

So she said, okay.

She had the gun in one hand and she leaned over to open the door when the pilot saw that she wasn't looking, didn't have the gun pointed at him.

And she was looking at the door.

That's when he turned around and releasing control of the stick.

The helicopter...

I don't know, I forget the name of it, but he turned around, released control of the controllers, and he grabbed the gun.

The gun went off and fired a shell about two or three inches away from his head and blew out the door, blew a big hole in the glass door, plexiglass door.

And he grabbed the gun from her.

It was a big gun, .44 caliber, I believe.

and turned the gun.

She said, well, that's okay.

I got another gun here.

And at that point there, the pilot turned the gun around and facing her, blew her away with four slugs.

Boom, boom, boom, boom.

I think two in the skull and two in the chest cavity.