Robbie Dorr

He's not there.

He's gone to run an errand for his mother.

We had a residence here that heard the shooting.

They heard all five shots and stepped out onto the front porch and watched a subject sprint.

from one side of the street to the other and disappearing between homes and businesses.

At 7.11 p.m., video surveillance shows that he's arrived at Circle K, and he powers his phone back up while he's at Circle K at 7.14 p.m.

And once we reviewed that video surveillance, we noticed, you know, it's February, it's cold, and Larry is only wearing some shoes, some jeans, and a sleeveless T-shirt.

We thought that was a little odd, but, you know, it seemed to us that Larry didn't have a care in the world.

We never stop on cases, and especially on a murder case.

We had to take all of the different pieces, provide what our theory was, essentially, and then allow a jury to decide.

When they finally told me they were going to charge both of them with murder, I was like, well, all right, let's go.

We've got this.

It absolutely led our news that night.

Elizabeth Foxdore is charged with murder and conspiring with Larry Richmond to commit that murder.

Her trial is scheduled to be heard first.

She's pleaded not guilty.

If she's convicted, she could face up to life in prison.

My name is Mark Phillips and I am lead counsel in the trial involving our client, Becky Foxdore.

My name is Rob Phillips and I'm the co-counsel in the case of Becky Foxdore.

I didn't intend for any of this to happen.