Robin Doan

The hard part about Robin testifying was to see the pain that that precious little girl had to go through and endure.

And then to see her say, I've endured this, but you're not taking my life away from me.

I am not giving you that kind of control.

I don't want to live with

being bitter and being angry all the time for what had happened.

I did forgive Levi King because me forgiving Levi King, it was my sense of peace and it was my sense of this is how I was raised and this is my family coming out.

We present the evidence, the defense has their time to present their case, and we ask 12 people to make a very, very difficult decision to either take or not take a man's life.

You ask the question why, and that's the question that sometimes haunts you forever.

Why?

Why this family?

Why this day?

Why this time?

We may never know.

Probably the hardest part for people to deal with on these types of crimes, the randomness of it, the lack of motive,

is to understand that there truly are people out there who are just plain evil.

Levi King is one of those people.

I'm asking 12 people to sentence this man to death.

For years, I lived and breathed this case.

And despite your best efforts, you don't always get it right.

The jury deliberated for approximately seven to eight hours and they came back and said that they wanted to give him life without parole.