Oh, y'all talked to Mander Bowdoin already too.

Last year, after our first trip to Rome to investigate this case, I told Lee Clark about how he'd spoken to several members of Brian Bolling's family, including Brian's sister, Amanda.

What all the Amanda had to say?

She was really nice and helpful.

And she wanted to tell someone about her brother.

She wants her brother's story to be told. Lee asked me if Amanda thought that he had killed Brian.

Yes, I told him.

She does.

Even after all these years in prison, Lee seemed kind of surprised every time I had to tell him this,

that someone had spoken to had in fact believed he was guilty.

Yeah, I don't know what's say about all that subject now.

I just don't mean all that subject now. I just don't see how anybody down there that house at night. I don't see how they didn't anybody complete that I was

outside. I just don't make no sense to me. Well, Brian's family never got closure,

because they still don't,

none of them feel like they know what happened.

No, they don't.

But I tell you this right here, Susan. Don't, for one second, don't

everything that I don't feel simply do for them. For them losing their son, I knew my heart

goes out to them. It really does. I mean I can't imagine what it's like in

center and have somebody that you love to lose them at such a young age. My heart

poor's out to them. What they don't realize is I sit behind these walls for all these years.

And that stuff is aid at me to sit there and know

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