Robert Robertson

With my colleagues here.

We're trying to contact you about a story we're working on around the Robert Robertson case.

Kelly is wearing pink scrubs.

She invites us in and agrees to talk to me about that morning 23 years ago.

So you've been working all day?

At the same hospital?

Back when all this was happening, you were an ER nurse.

Yes, sir.

Is the pediatric part of that job emotionally hard?

Kelly remembers leaving the trauma room to grab Nikki's medical chart.

That's when Robert Robertson approached her, saying he was Nikki's father.

I should point out, you showed your hands now at about 12 inches.

Something else stood out to her.

Kelly learned that instead of calling 911, Robert called his girlfriend, Teddy Cox, the woman in the wheelchair.

Turned out, Teddy was a patient at the hospital, recovering from surgery.

She told Robert to rush Nikki over.

So many things weren't adding up about Robert's story to Kelly and the rest of the medical team.

Nikki's head injury seemed far more serious than a fall from a bed.

They suspected Nikki was the victim of abuse, possibly at the hands of her father.

A nurse picked up the phone and called police.