Tex McIver

And she didn't want that kind of conflict.

Preliminary distribution.

Preliminary distribution.

Yes.

Yes.

How's that?

How's that?

This is Tex McIver. Oh, man, let's see. You're not here to hear me in suspense.

This is Tex McIver. Oh, man, let's see. You're not here to hear me in suspense.

I knew I was killing the children, but I couldn't stop myself.

I knew I was killing the children, but I couldn't stop myself.

Hey, I'll text again. Please call me as soon as you can. Cool.

Hey, I'll text again. Please call me as soon as you can. Cool.

Mr. McIvor. Had an anxiety attack there at the hospital, and he's going home, going to sleep.

Mr. McIvor. Had an anxiety attack there at the hospital, and he's going home, going to sleep.

And she said before she put her to sleep that Mrs. McIver said that it was an accident.

And she said before she put her to sleep that Mrs. McIver said that it was an accident.

Yes, I was.

Yes, I was.

We went through an area, I could describe my familiarity with it, but we went through an area I thought that was particularly dangerous. At night, I'd seen police vehicles there. It's a route I take from my office to her office. And I see police vehicles there with the blue lights on, and they're doing things with the vehicle that are there. Are there landmarks or anything? It was an underpass.