That's him.

So we've just crashed a nursing home in East Texas.

In the lobby, we see an old man in a wheelchair.

He's got on a Baylor University sweatshirt.

Excuse me, Baylor Bear.

Are you, Ray Andrews?

Good, go ahead.

I am glad to meet you.

I would have talked to you for a long time. We've found E. Bray Andrews? Good, go ahead. I am glad to meet you. I've been talked to you for a long time.

We've found E. Ray Andrews, the former head prosecutor of Henderson County, the same prosecutor who brought an indictment against Jerry Mac Watkins for the death of Jerry Mac's wife, Shelly.

I won't lie. I feel a little conflicted right now. E. Ray is an old man,

83 years old, to be exact, and he looks pretty infirm. It's right before Christmas, but we're not

here to pay him a social visit. We want to see what E. Ray remembers about the case against Jerry

Mack, because E. Ray should know better than anyone

why that case flew right off the rails. Carol starts with small talk. Her dad was actually

E. Ray's law professor at Baylor. He was an injured a good professor. Well, that's good to hear.

He was a good law. And Carol quickly pivots to the Watkins case.

I know what happened in that whole situation.

I wondered if you would be willing to talk to us about it.

Uh, how certainly you want to talk?

So would you be available to talk right now? No.

We would be a good time for you.

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