Sarah Pryor

to see they weren't really alone in this when he would drive in the area and see that other families had the signs that said justice for Dee. There was a lot of pressure to get some kind of justice for Dee.

to see they weren't really alone in this when he would drive in the area and see that other families had the signs that said justice for Dee. There was a lot of pressure to get some kind of justice for Dee.

But, you know, just charging someone just means you get a preliminary hearing. Doesn't mean you necessarily get to go to trial. So they really need as much evidence as possible. But there's no evidence of a crime or evidence of a crime scene. No blood anywhere. So this is a tough one.

But, you know, just charging someone just means you get a preliminary hearing. Doesn't mean you necessarily get to go to trial. So they really need as much evidence as possible. But there's no evidence of a crime or evidence of a crime scene. No blood anywhere. So this is a tough one.

But, you know, just charging someone just means you get a preliminary hearing. Doesn't mean you necessarily get to go to trial. So they really need as much evidence as possible. But there's no evidence of a crime or evidence of a crime scene. No blood anywhere. So this is a tough one.

Well, there was some evidence presented at this preliminary hearing that there might have been domestic abuse. Apparently, Dee had a massage therapist who testified that there were bruises on her body. But let's keep in mind that she worked on a farm and she ran a trucking business once.

Well, there was some evidence presented at this preliminary hearing that there might have been domestic abuse. Apparently, Dee had a massage therapist who testified that there were bruises on her body. But let's keep in mind that she worked on a farm and she ran a trucking business once.

Well, there was some evidence presented at this preliminary hearing that there might have been domestic abuse. Apparently, Dee had a massage therapist who testified that there were bruises on her body. But let's keep in mind that she worked on a farm and she ran a trucking business once.

When Dee's masseuse was cross-examined, of course, at that hearing, she admitted that she didn't witness anything that Dee had told her and that she didn't document that anywhere and that she didn't call police.

When Dee's masseuse was cross-examined, of course, at that hearing, she admitted that she didn't witness anything that Dee had told her and that she didn't document that anywhere and that she didn't call police.

When Dee's masseuse was cross-examined, of course, at that hearing, she admitted that she didn't witness anything that Dee had told her and that she didn't document that anywhere and that she didn't call police.

Right. The judge has to make the decision whether there is enough evidence to indicate that the defendant, the person who is charged, was involved with the disappearance and murder. But it is not a murder trial. Right.

Right. The judge has to make the decision whether there is enough evidence to indicate that the defendant, the person who is charged, was involved with the disappearance and murder. But it is not a murder trial. Right.

Right. The judge has to make the decision whether there is enough evidence to indicate that the defendant, the person who is charged, was involved with the disappearance and murder. But it is not a murder trial. Right.

Can I just start with this? Because Sarah knew first and called me, and I didn't believe her. That just doesn't happen. That, you know, after more than three years that they find Dee, I was like, are they sure? And then I kept thinking why it stuck with me and sticks with me to this moment was because three weeks before they found her, I'm out 100 yards away from where her body was found.

Can I just start with this? Because Sarah knew first and called me, and I didn't believe her. That just doesn't happen. That, you know, after more than three years that they find Dee, I was like, are they sure? And then I kept thinking why it stuck with me and sticks with me to this moment was because three weeks before they found her, I'm out 100 yards away from where her body was found.

Can I just start with this? Because Sarah knew first and called me, and I didn't believe her. That just doesn't happen. That, you know, after more than three years that they find Dee, I was like, are they sure? And then I kept thinking why it stuck with me and sticks with me to this moment was because three weeks before they found her, I'm out 100 yards away from where her body was found.

Are you serious? And I'm interviewing her brother. And I'm like thinking, well, she could be anywhere. And she is found 100 yards behind me. I think I feel a relief like everyone else does because I had spent so much time with this family that they now knew where she was. But then this incredible sadness that you can't fool yourself anymore. She is not alive.

Are you serious? And I'm interviewing her brother. And I'm like thinking, well, she could be anywhere. And she is found 100 yards behind me. I think I feel a relief like everyone else does because I had spent so much time with this family that they now knew where she was. But then this incredible sadness that you can't fool yourself anymore. She is not alive.

Are you serious? And I'm interviewing her brother. And I'm like thinking, well, she could be anywhere. And she is found 100 yards behind me. I think I feel a relief like everyone else does because I had spent so much time with this family that they now knew where she was. But then this incredible sadness that you can't fool yourself anymore. She is not alive.