Robin Doan

I was the only one that could walk out of there still alive.

Zach never woke up, and he never knew what was going on.

So I'm thankful that he didn't have a chance to hurt.

I'm really thankful for that.

Right after it all had taken place, I went to my great-grandma's house.

It was just family after family after friends after people, and everybody was crying.

You know, people were yelling at the top of their lungs, saying, what's going on, what's going on, what's going on?

And I couldn't answer questions because I was just scared.

I really don't want to go to sleep anymore.

It makes me to where I'm too scared.

I really don't want to go to sleep.

I got put in a room with one of the advocates at the bridge.

There was a microphone in the room, and there was a camera in the room.

He had shot my room and missed me.

Everything was videotaped to make sure that they had it for evidence and stuff like that.

Did anybody say anything?

Could you hear anybody talking?

Nobody talked.

They asked me, what do you remember?

Can you describe what he looked like?