Natalie Morales

Yeah.

So in the hour, CeCe talked about when the police did arrive at her house, she thought that she would then be protected from Doyle. Instead, she said she didn't feel safe because she said they put her in the backseat of that same squad car with Doyle. And then later, she said they questioned them together in the same room. I mean, how unusual was that back in 1996?

So in the hour, CeCe talked about when the police did arrive at her house, she thought that she would then be protected from Doyle. Instead, she said she didn't feel safe because she said they put her in the backseat of that same squad car with Doyle. And then later, she said they questioned them together in the same room. I mean, how unusual was that back in 1996?

So in the hour, CeCe talked about when the police did arrive at her house, she thought that she would then be protected from Doyle. Instead, she said she didn't feel safe because she said they put her in the backseat of that same squad car with Doyle. And then later, she said they questioned them together in the same room. I mean, how unusual was that back in 1996?

And everybody has learned to treat domestic violence very seriously because we know how much these things can escalate, as it did in this case with Sean Doyle. Now, CeCe didn't want to relive the trauma by testifying against Doyle, but... He struck a deal and he received a sentence of three years probation. But then in 2000, Doyle violently attacked then 23-year-old Sarah Vollmer.

And everybody has learned to treat domestic violence very seriously because we know how much these things can escalate, as it did in this case with Sean Doyle. Now, CeCe didn't want to relive the trauma by testifying against Doyle, but... He struck a deal and he received a sentence of three years probation. But then in 2000, Doyle violently attacked then 23-year-old Sarah Vollmer.

And everybody has learned to treat domestic violence very seriously because we know how much these things can escalate, as it did in this case with Sean Doyle. Now, CeCe didn't want to relive the trauma by testifying against Doyle, but... He struck a deal and he received a sentence of three years probation. But then in 2000, Doyle violently attacked then 23-year-old Sarah Vollmer.

Thank goodness her mom walked in at that time. Absolutely. Absolutely saved her life. I'm curious then why Doyle was able to get yet another three years probation for that second attack instead of facing a more serious sentence.

Thank goodness her mom walked in at that time. Absolutely. Absolutely saved her life. I'm curious then why Doyle was able to get yet another three years probation for that second attack instead of facing a more serious sentence.

Thank goodness her mom walked in at that time. Absolutely. Absolutely saved her life. I'm curious then why Doyle was able to get yet another three years probation for that second attack instead of facing a more serious sentence.

I know. To me, it's like, you know, if the pattern of behavior is there, he's done this before, it's escalated, and had her mom not walked in when she did... Sarah Vollmer might not be here today. Thankfully, that's not the case.

I know. To me, it's like, you know, if the pattern of behavior is there, he's done this before, it's escalated, and had her mom not walked in when she did... Sarah Vollmer might not be here today. Thankfully, that's not the case.

I know. To me, it's like, you know, if the pattern of behavior is there, he's done this before, it's escalated, and had her mom not walked in when she did... Sarah Vollmer might not be here today. Thankfully, that's not the case.

Do authorities suspect, though, I mean, given that pattern, that Doyle perhaps had more victims than Lori, CeCe and Sarah? Do authorities suspect?

Do authorities suspect, though, I mean, given that pattern, that Doyle perhaps had more victims than Lori, CeCe and Sarah? Do authorities suspect?

Do authorities suspect, though, I mean, given that pattern, that Doyle perhaps had more victims than Lori, CeCe and Sarah? Do authorities suspect?

They don't. As we learn in the hour, Sean Doyle's assaults tragically would lead to murder. And when we get back, we're going to dig into Lori Leonard's case and the lasting impact her death has had on both her family and CeCe. Stay tuned.

They don't. As we learn in the hour, Sean Doyle's assaults tragically would lead to murder. And when we get back, we're going to dig into Lori Leonard's case and the lasting impact her death has had on both her family and CeCe. Stay tuned.

They don't. As we learn in the hour, Sean Doyle's assaults tragically would lead to murder. And when we get back, we're going to dig into Lori Leonard's case and the lasting impact her death has had on both her family and CeCe. Stay tuned.

Welcome back to Postmortem. So let's talk about Lori Leonard's case. On May 5th, 2005, Lori's sister Jennifer reported to police that Lori was missing after she failed to answer her phone all day and she never returned home after saying that she was going to pick up Yankees tickets in Albany. Now, Lori never ended up making it to Albany to pick up those tickets.