Zach Griffith

Yep, husbands always do it.

And they just seemed like they just zeroed in on him and were going at it 110 miles an hour.

and were not respectful to my brother and I about any of developments or anything going on.

I was 100% convinced that he was innocent and that they were taking the wrong person in.

Meanwhile, the person who actually did it was getting away.

I didn't know if he'd get acquitted, but I didn't think he'd get convicted.

I mean, I really felt like it'd be a hung jury.

He left to go to a bar to go cruising or something, and then he goes and sits on the riverfront.

Like, he has never done that before in his entire life.

Yeah.

I mean, I definitely wasn't saying it out loud,

And I wasn't ready to accept it, but I definitely was moving in the direction of the only thing that makes sense at this point is that he committed the crime.

I'd put in a letter, my opinion was that you did it.

You know, you took away the last chance that I had at rebuilding a relationship with my mom.

You know, you're no longer allowed to contact me, and I don't want you to ask about me to anyone.

Wow.

Dear dad, you are dead to me.

Exactly.

You know, I just can't believe we've been deceived in that way.

Because we were there for him the whole time.