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It is Wednesday, April 22nd, and a family that waited 36 years for justice.

Finally saw the man responsible for their loved one's death executed last night. Was that closure? Not exactly when you

hear his final words. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs, there's always a

fascination with final words. I'm always usually a little surprised at it. And, um, you know what, Roves,

this is, uh, this is, is this the last thing a family wants to hear in this moment when you're

finally watching the person be punished for what they did to your family? No, in a very

simple way to respond to you. I think this was an opportunity for peace, for closure, and instead, last night,

Chadwick Scott Willisie gave the family of the woman he was convicted of viciously murdering anything but closure.

In fact, he left them with questions. He left them with

pain. It was a final blow.

And yes, there is a, that's a man, that's no other way to put it. We haven't gotten it.

You tell me, Robes, we'll get into the crime because we've been talking about this story

and this execution coming up. And once again, it happened in Floridaida their fifth of the year eighth in the country but robs this case

have you seen a reaction from the family yet before we get into is what i want to ask have you seen

them react to what he said in the death i have not seen any reaction to what he said only that

they had been waiting for this day for 36 years.

And a reminder here, folks, again, this was 1990, right? Robs. Neighbor walks in on him,

robbing her home. He beats her, ties her up, takes her debit card, goes to the bank,

gets her money out, comes back. Like, he tied her up.

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