Tom Parker

A man walking his dog spotted the Ryan car in a church parking lot yesterday morning.

Police eagerly searched the car for clues.

And I just don't give up.

There is not a single case in U.S.

history where 11 appellate judges said that they felt that the person had not gotten a fair hearing.

How many shadows did you see?

Just the one?

The right person is being executed.

I was astonished that he would be willing to do that.

And I asked him why, and he said he really had nothing to hide.

So, if you wouldn't mind opening up your mouth, I'll do this sighting.

We went back to Furrow's door again in January 2019.

Well, I like to think that it's because he saw in the clemency petition that there was a significant doubt about whether Kevin Cooper was guilty.

We're worried that something nefarious could happen and that the testing will not show his innocence.

If you look at what we have so far, Kevin is not tied to these crimes through any of this testing.

We have found witnesses that, in one case, Lee Furrow confessed to shortly after the murders, gave a detailed confession to this individual who I'm sure he never would have believed would ever go to the police.

Obviously, you don't take confessions just at face value.

You dig into them.

Their backgrounds are such that contribute to their credibility.

It was a surprise, quite frankly.