Rodney Miller

I asked Rose, can I go down the basement? She said, no, it's flooded. And I said, well, at least let me look. And she opened the door and turned on the light, and the basement floor was as dry as could be. And I said, do you mind if I go down? And on the third step, I smelled him.

I asked Rose, can I go down the basement? She said, no, it's flooded. And I said, well, at least let me look. And she opened the door and turned on the light, and the basement floor was as dry as could be. And I said, do you mind if I go down? And on the third step, I smelled him.

I asked Rose, can I go down the basement? She said, no, it's flooded. And I said, well, at least let me look. And she opened the door and turned on the light, and the basement floor was as dry as could be. And I said, do you mind if I go down? And on the third step, I smelled him.

They were like a dead squirrel and I forget what was there, but there was a couple of carcasses laying on the floor. And she said, I have a lot of road problems in the house.

They were like a dead squirrel and I forget what was there, but there was a couple of carcasses laying on the floor. And she said, I have a lot of road problems in the house.

They were like a dead squirrel and I forget what was there, but there was a couple of carcasses laying on the floor. And she said, I have a lot of road problems in the house.

The back part of the basement, she'd taken all the lights out, and that did have a little water on the floor, enough to wet your shoe.

The back part of the basement, she'd taken all the lights out, and that did have a little water on the floor, enough to wet your shoe.

The back part of the basement, she'd taken all the lights out, and that did have a little water on the floor, enough to wet your shoe.

There was a chest freezer in the one corner of the basement, and I asked her to open it so I could look in there, and that just, I think, relatively was empty.

There was a chest freezer in the one corner of the basement, and I asked her to open it so I could look in there, and that just, I think, relatively was empty.

There was a chest freezer in the one corner of the basement, and I asked her to open it so I could look in there, and that just, I think, relatively was empty.

We walked back up and she came back out and she's walking in the yard with me. And she's walking beside me. And I have a specific question I want to ask her. I'm looking for an answer. I said to Rose, what are you going to do if one of these nights Adam comes home, walks in the house, and you're in bed with another man? And she says to me, she starts to say, he ain't. And she caught herself.

We walked back up and she came back out and she's walking in the yard with me. And she's walking beside me. And I have a specific question I want to ask her. I'm looking for an answer. I said to Rose, what are you going to do if one of these nights Adam comes home, walks in the house, and you're in bed with another man? And she says to me, she starts to say, he ain't. And she caught herself.

We walked back up and she came back out and she's walking in the yard with me. And she's walking beside me. And I have a specific question I want to ask her. I'm looking for an answer. I said to Rose, what are you going to do if one of these nights Adam comes home, walks in the house, and you're in bed with another man? And she says to me, she starts to say, he ain't. And she caught herself.

And she goes, I'm not taking him back. But she said what I wanted her to. He ain't coming back.

And she goes, I'm not taking him back. But she said what I wanted her to. He ain't coming back.

And she goes, I'm not taking him back. But she said what I wanted her to. He ain't coming back.

I went to Sheriff Pavel's house again, sat right on the porch beside him, and I said, I can't prove that he's in the basement, but I know he was in the basement. I said, Phil, I smelled him on the third step, but I couldn't find him. I could smell him, but I couldn't find him.

I went to Sheriff Pavel's house again, sat right on the porch beside him, and I said, I can't prove that he's in the basement, but I know he was in the basement. I said, Phil, I smelled him on the third step, but I couldn't find him. I could smell him, but I couldn't find him.