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Street, and eric was walking between us, and we each had a hand. wed pick him up. it just felt really good. this is what its about. things are great here. and we got home. and finally got eric to bed. and if youre married and its your birthday -- she fell asleep. oh, baby. i left a little note. no big deal. this happened. you left me hanging there. you know how youd feel. i remember she woke me up sometime that night, she kissed me. she said tomorrow, baby. yeah, yeah. got to go to work. we both...

That age, thats a small little complex muscle that theyre messing with. it was a big deal. but it came out really, really well. august 12th, 1986, i turned 32. and it was one of the best days of my life. we had had three dark years where we had a sick child. and everything seemed to be heading up, so we all went to the city grill. and i remember feeling really, really good as we were leaving because we were crossing the street, and eric was walking between us, and we each had a hand. wed pick hi...

Was nobody that i would rather spend my life with. when eric was born, chris changed. i didnt see the change in me coming, but when i saw him, everything changed. every parent has that chemical reaction that happens inside when they have a child. beforehand, youre the center of your universe. and afterwards, your child is. well, because he was ill, because he had heart disease, that was magnified. eric had his surgery when he was 3 years old. that was one of the two targets, either 3 years old o...

For prisoners children. and in my situation, there was court-ordered visitation every six months. eric would have to be brought to me by my sister-in-law. >> we went to check in outside the prison. my aunt would come with me every time. everybody else would wait outside. but my aunt would walk with me. wed have to check in, and there was a big tower. and they would see us and buzz us in. we would walk through the chain link fence, the gates and the guards. >> it was always michael on one side of...

Project sent a freedom of information act request for the sheriffs file. and what was found in that file was amazing. >> there is a report from 11 days after chris morton was murdered. and its a police report made by the chief investigator don wood. and its a transcript of a conversation he has with chris mother rita kirkpatrick. the story that rita tells to don wood about what eric saw. >> and it describes in eerie detail, the monsters here. whats he doing. he hit mommy. mommys crying. is she s...

Days after chris morton was murdered. and its a police report made by the chief investigator don wood. and its a transcript of a conversation he has with chris mother rita kirkpatrick. the story that rita tells to don wood about what eric saw. >> and it describes in eerie detail, the monsters here. whats he doing. he hit mommy. mommys crying. is she still crying. no, mommy stopped. the monster threw a blue suitcase on the bed. hes mad. a monster coming into the house. thats what eric called the ...

But there was nobody -- there was nobody that i would rather spend my life with. when eric was born, chris changed. i didnt see the change in me coming, but when i saw him, everything changed. every parent has that chemical reaction that happens inside when they have a child. beforehand, youre the center of your universe. and afterwards, your child is. well, because he was ill, because he had heart disease,

Whole workup, my co-counsel, nita morrison with the innocence project sent a freedom of information act request for the sheriffs file. and what was found in that file was amazing. >> there is an offense report from 11 days after chris morton was murdered. and its a police report made by the chief investigator, don wood. and its a transcript of a conversation he has with chriss mother, rita kirkpatrick. the story that rita tells to don wood about what eric saw. >> and it describes in eerie detail...

Visitation is like oxygen. its just -- its such a breath of fresh air. you see normal people thinking normal things and saying normal things and doing normal stuff. theyre a reminder of what the real world is. visitation was -- it is special for prisoners children. and in my situation, there was court-ordered visitation every six months. eric would have to be brought to me by my sister-in-law. >> we went to check in outside the prison. my aunt would come with me every time. everybody else would ...

So he was real small. you know, a 3-year-old kid. if you can imagine the size of a 3-year-old, and then scale that down to how big the heart is at that age, thats a small little complex muscle that theyre messing with. it was a big deal. but it came out really, really well. august 12th, 1986, i turned 32. and it was one of the best days of my life. we had had three dark years where we had a sick child. and everything seemed to be heading up, so we all went to the city grill. and i remember feeli...