Matthew Wilson

I shouldn't have to be out here.

I'll be able to be at home with her.

One day at a time.

Some days it's one hour at a time.

People that didn't know us, you know, were willing to try to help us.

What we're going to be talking about today is kind of taking you back to 1991.

This is where the case takes a major turn.

I don't think so, no.

It's important that these young men get all they deserve in our judicial system so that we never have to go back through this again.

You have been charged with the offense of fugitive from justice from the state of Texas for capital murder.

We want to know their backgrounds.

We want to know how their lifestyle became a murderous one.

What you're doing to yourself is just putting yourself in the predicament that you're just digging deeper and deeper.

The trials were horrible, by the way.

They were just horrible.

We were trembling.

I mean, just trembling for the verdict.

Well, we want some kind of ending.

This is a day that we brought Amy home from the hospital.

Sean wanted his sister.