Mindy Montford

She didn't tell me that before the meeting.

I know, Deborah, we may need like five episodes to do that.

I tell you what, this case, I mean, a lot of cases have, you know, a crazy appellate system and legal history.

But this one really takes the cake because not only did you, you know, you started out, you had false confessions, not just from the individuals who ended up getting charged ultimately, but we had confessions from, I mean, two people from Mexico that recanted, you know, the details didn't add up.

Then you had all these people from the mall, this mall crowd, this high school group, and they were all giving incriminating statements and then later would not pass a polygraph and recant and say, oh, I just did it because he made me mad.

He hit on my girlfriend.

Right.

I mean, it just went on and on.

And when you read the police report, it is so hard to read because it just keeps going in circles.

I mean, there's just so many twists and turns.

But then, yes, you ultimately end up with Maurice Pierce actually flashing his .22 gun around the mall.

And that's the same caliber.

One of the guns that was used in the yogurt shop was .22.

They were each shot with a .22.

And then Amy had a second shot with a .380.

But he was bragging about that and making comments.

And so people then start calling the police.

and giving tips to this.

And so then Maurice is interviewed, and then he implicates the other three.

And that's what sort of turned law enforcement on initially.