Robert Roberson

Good morning to you, Mr. Holt.

How are you?

I'm blessed, I'm blessed.

And I just remember that cold face, and I looked, and that poor little girl was just, she was dead.

I almost cannot believe what I'm reading.

No, this was the very first.

I am terrified that that is what we are racing towards.

Yes, sir.

At the same hospital.

Been there 28 years.

Can be, yes.

Can be very emotionally.

And, like, Nikki, the little girl, to this day, I'll never forget that day.

A gentleman walks through the door, not the ambulance bay, but the main door, and there was a lady that was in a wheelchair, and I could tell she was in a hospital gown.

And there was something on her lap, and I saw that there was a jacket, so I took the jacket off, and there was a baby in her lap.

We went in the trauma room when we started the head-to-toe assessment, and we were like, something else is going on here.

Mr. Roberson took the life of his almost three-year-old daughter.

The shaken baby diagnosis used to convict him had been entirely discredited.

I am terrified that that is what we are racing towards.