Previously, unaccused.

From understanding he was drunk, you know, and I had my friend in charge of tax from

police officers.

I could tell you that he was violent when, you know, he was drinking very violent.

He could hear her somebody, yeah.

And he said, yeah, Isaac came up to me and he said, I want you to bring these clothing

for me.

I had gotten an altercation or something with a lady down in the out in tennis club.

He said, I might have killed her.

I'm Amber Hunt and this is accused, the unsolved murder of Rita Welch.

One of my favorite parts about being a reporter is the many fascinating and multi layered

people you meet when investigating a story.

Linda Asmith of the Kentucky Innocence Project is one of those people.

You have a client and they, you know, they were looking at life or maybe even death.

You need to do your work, investigate everything yourself.

That's what we're supposed to do.

You can't just rely on the papers you get.

You know, we're on a police detective saying something.

You have to go out and actually investigate it yourself.

That's part of your duty as a defensive attorney.

And that's a systematic problem, I'm too.

That's the first time she hasn't left.

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