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During my first trip to Camden County, Camden County Sheriff's deputy Dale Bundy agreed to talk to me about the Swain case and his investigation to Dennis Perry.

He knew that I was working with the George Anderson's project to investigate Dennis' case as a possible wrongful conviction, and he thought our interest in Dennis Perry was misplaced.

But he respected our goals and was willing to share with me what he knew.

Obviously, we're interested in the case in that we have questions about it.

Is there thing, can you, I'm just curious from your perspective, can you see why we're curious about the case or why we think there's, we have questions about it?

I can't.

Okay.

Yeah, no, that's, I'm't. No, that's wondering.

Like, you is it like mystifying?

There's always, your jobs are to be the devil's advocates, you know, to blow apart what we did.

And if you can do it and prove it, more power to you, ladies and gentlemen.

I admire you for what you do. That's why. I

bared myself. I get off at 5 o'clock. It's 20 after, and I'm still sitting here with you guys.

You need to get home. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. And it does mean a lot to need to talk to us.

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