This started a long life of group homes, detention centers, and ultimately prison.

At what point did they intervene, why didn't they intervene?

It's a situation that I would not want to find myself in.

I would never want to get attacked, and I would never want to have to defend myself by killing somebody.

And the big question we always ask, John, is just as been served here.

This is True Crime Cast.

We have a very special guest in the studio with us joining us from LEX-18, the sports broadcaster herself, Anna Torulo.

We are joined by Anna Torulo from BBN tonight up at LEX-18 in Lexington. Did I say your name right?

You sure did. You killed it. You nailed it.

I've been practicing.

No, thanks for joining us. We've got a variety of topics to talk to you about and to get to, so thanks for joining us first of all.

But why don't you talk to us about you, like where you're from, how'd you end up in this gig?

Yeah. Well, I'm from Louisville, Lifelong Cats fan.

I always wanted to do sports broadcasting since I always knew I wanted to work in TV since I was probably five.

I knew I wanted to do sports TV when I was in sixth grade, obsessed with college basketball.

Me and my dad were basketball buddies. I played growing up, he was my coach.

We would go to final fours, college basketball games, all this stuff.

So I always knew I've never wavered.

But I didn't go to UK. I went to the University of Georgia, but I stayed at UK fan while I was there.

I mean, we're at the athletic department. I would wear blue when Kentucky came to town, but they just had a great journalism school site.

I knew that's what I wanted to do.

And then I bounced around. I started my career in New York City behind the camera.

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