Vicky Pipagno

She liked to hang out with her friends.

June 12, 1984, Kelly walks to a payphone near a Shell gas station over on Merrick Road in Lindbrook and meets up with another one of her friends.

And they make some phone calls.

Teresa worked at a roller rink on Merrick Road in Lindbrook, hot skates.

And for her to go to Hot Skates, she would have to walk in this direction down the street.

That would have killed me.

She's very prompt.

She was very dependable.

If I did not show up, we knew there was something wrong.

They went against their own witnesses and, in fact, argued that she went from being a virgin to being someone who had a quickie in a skating rink where she worked.

We believe that they went in and took them from the medical examiner's office and said they found them in the van.

In other words, they were planted.

It makes you feel like you got hit in the face with a friggin' shovel, and you don't know how to bounce back from that.

And what's more... This district attorney's office, this police department, in 1985 stood before a court and said these three men did this.

And they had an ample amount of evidence to prove it.

The same DA's office stood up and said, we still believe, based on all of this evidence, that these men are responsible for Ms.

Fosco's death.

So I don't know how now, in 2025, because you were able to put a name to that DNA, suddenly none of that matters anymore.