Patrick Bradford

Tammy's dead. Somebody killed her. And that's not the end of it. Now, somebody who didn't kill her, somebody who she loved more than anybody else, is paying for it.

The first thing you look at is whether the trust is valid.

The first thing you look at is whether the trust is valid.

The first thing you look at is whether the trust is valid.

He was always just a patient, older brother, always looking out for me. Helped me learn to ride a bicycle, how to swim. Saved me once, pulled me out of the water.

He was always just a patient, older brother, always looking out for me. Helped me learn to ride a bicycle, how to swim. Saved me once, pulled me out of the water.

He was always just a patient, older brother, always looking out for me. Helped me learn to ride a bicycle, how to swim. Saved me once, pulled me out of the water.

Yeah. It was a disaster.

Yeah. It was a disaster.

Yeah. It was a disaster.

He just had that certain way of looking at the world, like it was his responsibility to make things right. He wanted to be the best policeman that ever was.

He just had that certain way of looking at the world, like it was his responsibility to make things right. He wanted to be the best policeman that ever was.

He just had that certain way of looking at the world, like it was his responsibility to make things right. He wanted to be the best policeman that ever was.

Yeah, that's what I wanted to do. You know, all my dreams as a kid had to do with being a hero, rushing in and saving the day.

Yeah, that's what I wanted to do. You know, all my dreams as a kid had to do with being a hero, rushing in and saving the day.

Yeah, that's what I wanted to do. You know, all my dreams as a kid had to do with being a hero, rushing in and saving the day.

She was just wonderful. The kind of person who would sort of light up her surroundings.

She was just wonderful. The kind of person who would sort of light up her surroundings.

She was just wonderful. The kind of person who would sort of light up her surroundings.

You're crossing boundaries continually, and as you get used to crossing the boundaries, and before long, it's, well, I've gone this far.