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Malcolm Gladwell here. This season on Revisionist History, we're going back to the spring of 1988 to a town in northwest Alabama where a man committed a crime that would spiral out of control.
And he said, I've been in prison 24, 25 years. That's probably not long enough. And I didn't kill him.
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If he's telling you he's innocent, he's not. Let me assure you, he's not. I probably had no business testifying so he wouldn't get the death penalty. I only knew what I knew at the time. And I felt really guilty for doing that and sparing his life.
I'm Andrea Gunning, and this is Betrayal, a show about the people we trust the most and the deceptions that change everything. Lori Oxford grew up in Eagle Rock, a neighborhood in Los Angeles. I was the second daughter of Jodi and John Orr, and my sister is two years older than me. When Lori was just a year old, her parents separated. She and her sister lived with their mom and saw their dad every other weekend. Shortly after my parents' divorce, my mom met my stepdad. His name was Jerry, and he moved in right away. Things were rough at home. Jerry was very abusive and an angry person. So when we would go to my dad's house, that would be vacation or a reprieve from what was going on at home with mom.
Lori and her sister looked forward to spending time with their dad. With him, they could relax and just be kids. It was the 70s and 80s in Los Angeles. We would do the fun things. We would go places, go to movies, go to plays. Her dad, John, loved being outdoors. Going camping, fishing, hiking, things like that with dad and his dad, which is my grandfather. They were very much outdoorsmen. John always had fun with the kids, but he wasn't the most expressive father. He was somewhat of a mystery. He didn't say a whole lot. He didn't talk about his feelings a whole lot. From a young age, Lori and her sister knew that their dad had a very important job. The time that he didn't spend with us, he would be at work, and that was okay with us because he was saving people.
John was a firefighter.
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