I was convicted on end you and those and things that I said.

And here's here and I'm the kind of person who I need to understand it.

I need proof.

I need the facts to make sense to me.

And what doesn't make sense to me is why all these people who don't know each other

would testify that you said these things.

Why would these unrelated people from different parts of your life all testify that you made

incriminating statements?

At Jeff Titus' trial, 15 of his former co-workers testified against him.

Most of these witnesses had worked with Jeff at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in

Battle Creek where Jeff had been employed from 1976 until 1994.

And all of them said that while working with Jeff, he had made incriminating statements

to them about his role in the Fulton Game Area murders.

Like they're saying you said you probably did it or you'd shoot people in the back.

I get to talk about the gun.

I found the gun.

I turned around and told people about it.

I mean, it was in the paper, they would ask me questions about it.

I mean, a lot of times I didn't bring it off.

It would be them bringing it up.

Then I told them.

Now, for me to say, well, did you shoot him and I said, did I?

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