Maureen Maher

I think it's an exercise in futility myself.

But if he's going to go down there, I'm going to go down there.

All right, you may proceed with your argument.

Barrow, who was not in court, has denied our requests for an interview.

As you stated, Your Honor, this... The Supreme Court ruling guarantees that David Barrow will be resentenced for the two mandatory murder convictions, which means he could get a reduced sentence, be released, or it could stay exactly the same, life in prison.

It's only mandatory sentences that have been struck down by the Supreme Court.

There is one legal hitch.

Because the third sentence for the murder of Nancy's unborn child was not a mandatory life term, it could impact the judge's decision on resentencing.

So a discretionary sentence like the one that David got for killing the baby on purpose, that could still be in place no matter what happens to the other sentence.

It cannot be said that the sentencing... Vero could be resentenced as early as next year.

So as we sit here today, do you think that he should be released?

I don't know.

I've never seen his prison record.

I've never read any psychological evaluations of him, either as a 16-year-old or as a 42-year-old.

There is so much that I need to know.

And there's a lot more she wants David Biro to know, no matter what the outcome of his case.

I mean, one of the most rewarding things about visiting him and telling these stories about Nancy and Richard, he gets to know her better.

And as he knows her better, he says, you know, the more I know, the worse I feel about what I did.

Do you want him to feel worse?

I do want him to feel bad about what he did.