Nancy Grace

And I remember when Ash's parents came because they had flew from the East Coast and

And I just remember walking outside the hotel and meeting her in the parking lot.

And we just held each other and cried.

A lot of tears shed and eventually we got to kind of all sit in a room together with, you know, all the parents and Bridget and I and some of our close friends as well.

And we tried to just, you know, tell their parents all amazing memories that we've had with them at school and how wonderful they are and, you know,

Just share, you know, more about how Malibu was a happy place for them.

It's just reminding me so much of when my fiance was murdered.

When you're trying to, in those first hours...

And days after it, it doesn't seem real.

Your head knows it's real, but the rest of you doesn't know it's real.

And you're like remembering events together, things you did together.

I don't know if that's some sort of comfort or solace to your mind as you try to absorb what has happened.

Bridget, you stated you did not go back to the apartment.

Why?

Oh, I just couldn't.

The night you were at the crash scene, girls, did you see the defendant?

No, we did not.

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.

A judge orders prosecutors to hand over a cell phone belonging to an accused killer, the BMW driver, Frazier Baum, accused of mowing down four coeds in a horrific crash on Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway.

Now, at the time of the arrest, cops seized the phone after Baum, 24, refused, spoiled brat, refused to give them the passcode and unlock it,