Rolf Tiede

I go, well, they're turning on the road.

They're heading towards Camas.

I go, I need a helicopter.

And the phone went dead.

I pulled in the gas station, went over to the pay phone, and got 911 back on the phone again.

I go, guys, I need a helicopter now.

The helicopter showed up.

They got Rolf out of the back of my Blazer and got him into care and he was in pretty bad shape, critical condition.

And when it lifted off, I'm just praying that he makes it.

I heard the verdict came out, second-degree murder with life imprisonment, and I never really understood that.

I said, something's wrong.

It can only be them that did this.

How can he be not sentenced to death?

This was such a horrific experience for everybody here that I think we all didn't know what to say or buried it inside to where we didn't talk about this a lot.