Robin Doan

People were afraid that there was somebody on the loose that could actually come into their home and do the very same thing.

So people were certainly making sure their doors were locked.

People who kept guns in their homes were making sure they were close by.

We're trying to let the evidence speak to us.

We had the shell casings.

We have a lot of blood evidence.

We found several shoe prints.

There were some tire tracks that we located on the property.

There was no rhyme or reason for why this may have happened.

We all sat around and wondered, wow, who did this?

I've heard my whole life that she invented the margarita.

The phone call that we received from the Pineville Sheriff's Office in Missouri blew open the case for us.

We find out that Levi had gone in and killed Orly and Don McCool and taken their vehicle and driven down through Oklahoma to Interstate 40.

At some point in time, Levi decides that he's going to exit the interstate and looks over and sees the farmhouse belonging to the Conrads and pulls in, kills Brian and Michelle and Zach, and shoots at Robin, thinking he's killed Robin.

If there was ever a case where a man deserved to die, it was Levi King.

I was 14 about to turn 15 when trial was taking place.

I understood that we were in court for the death penalty.

You know, I told them, OK,

He did this to my family, so yeah, okay, go for it.

The defense did a very good job to paint Levi as this poor, pathetic, mistreated, sad little person.