Paula Levine

You guys all still there?

Yep.

What do we know?

So it wasn't Rashawn.

It was his wife.

And we just had one doozy of a conversation.

Obviously, Rashawn is a bit freaked out about all this at this point.

And he called his wife and she decided to call me.

to try and figure out what's going on.

So I explained to her as best I could what we were doing, why we were doing it.

I tried to make it clear, as I did to Rashaun, that we're not out to get anybody, that we have no agenda, that we're trying to do our diligence as journalists in allowing him to give us his side of the story.

And she, just like he, said there is no his side.

He didn't do anything.

The police spoke to him once.

He was never arrested.

There's no side of the story.

She said, you know, it's got to be his decision or whatever he decides, I will back him on.

Rashawn decided not to sit down for an interview with us, nor would his wife.

After all, it had been over a decade.

He knew the police had looked closely at him years ago, but nothing came of it.