Robbie Dorr

I need to get a hold of someone and I didn't have anyone to get a hold of except for one detective.

I was going through condolence cards and I found a card from Larry Richmond and my Aunt Amanda.

And there's a little slip of paper, like notebook paper that said we need to talk with his phone number and Larry.

It looks like he had written it on the corner of a notebook piece of paper and ripped it out.

So this is kind of the last second?

Last second thing.

It wasn't written in the card.

I think it was put in after Mandy and him signed it.

Okay.

Because he's the one that presented it to my mother.

He gripped that thing all the way up until it passed into my mother's hand.

I don't know why he was trying to reach out that way.

It doesn't make sense to me.

He was standing right there when he handed it to us, so he could have just said what he needed to say right then.

That day, they asked me if I knew that he had had criminal history, and I said no, and they told me everything that he had done.

It's kind of odd that we have a murder, 20-year sentence, he's out for a year and a half, and then another murder happens.

Nobody knew that he had a criminal past at Thanksgiving.

On that piece of paper was a phone that Larry Richmond Sr.

was in possession of at the time of his arrest.

He got that phone from a person named Laura Riggle.