Robbie Dorr

This is straight from Sprint.

I knew that was a lie.

So then you just kind of go, okay, why is she lying then?

That's all I ask of you is your honesty, okay?

You were able to tell us down to the cents how much you paid for your pork chops earlier that day at Walmart, but you can't remember who you had a phone call with just prior to your husband getting executed in your driveway.

Just didn't ring right to me at all.

Let me finish.

Cannot change what happened, but you can change it from how it goes on here now by telling the truth.

Do you understand what I'm saying?

I do.

OK.

So take a deep breath and tell us who you talked to five minutes before your husband was killed in your driveway getting out of his truck in the back of the head.

This is the Evansville Police Department adult interview suite.

We have four interview rooms available to us.

Throughout our time interviewing these subjects, we were determined that we were being lied to, there were inconsistencies in stories, and it took a good long while to start getting things sorted out where we had a good idea of what was happening.

When you're in the interview room and they're lying, you try to never take police work personal.

You just have to keep confronting them with the facts, and you just slowly work through the case.

Just let it out.

Just tell us the truth.

You didn't orchestrate it, then what happened?