[inaudible] putting in the prairie. the young woman who had fallen was a happily married mother of three. the young man had growing sons of his own. but two decades were a mere whisper of time to the law and the historic county courthouse. where, in september of 2015, six years after the case was reopened. 19 years after the murder, tom sister and the rest of the family assembled on one side of the courtroom. >> it was hard seeing people that you thought were your friends, sitting on the other side of the courtroom. that would be a number of local people. along with doctor ryan's family. whose attitude, must be said, was unlike that of many victims families. >> i remember having a huge sinking feeling in my heart
there's so many crisis is. this is the right? >> i little research and advantage so i would come prepared before we went into it. this is something a problem tha happened to every president. president biden played golf 25 times. or unemployment soared. with the afghanistan situation of all of the things that he lift off at their is most deepl troubling and i think especiall to president biden considering the role that he played on the senate foreign relations committee when he was in the senate and then vice president as well. i think it is telling when you see the reaction now. molly montgomery tweeted and then deleted that she woke up a the heavy heart thinking of the afghan women and girls, that they work so hard to create a thriving civil society and have them prosper in afghanistan.
there's so many crisis is. this is the right? >> i little research and advantage so i would come prepared before we went into it. this is something a problem tha happened to every president. president biden played golf 25 times. or unemployment soared. with the afghanistan situation of all of the things that he lift off at their is most deepl troubling and i think especiall to president biden considering the role that he played on the senate foreign relations committee when he was in the senate and then vice president as well. i think it is telling when you see the reaction now. molly montgomery tweeted and then deleted that she woke up a the heavy heart thinking of the afghan women and girls, that they work so hard to create a thriving civil society and have them prosper in afghanistan. that's feeling when the sticks
general population, because that is really no punishment especially for steven. >> joey, i want to get to you in a second, but i want to play some sound with you after my first interview with you, paula, right after the trial. >> early orngs it broke my heart thinking of a tragic life, and there are no winners in this. and it was a perfect storm of evil, and it did bother me, because i'm a compassionate person, but after having listened to all of the testimony and the pictures, there was really nothing, and there was no other choice for all of us. >> no other choice, you said again, and do you feel that the deliberations for that aspect of the aspect of that part of the case were in vain now? >> no, no.
dismayed but still looking forward to being a part of victoria brinks' life. >> thanks so much. we asked the congressman to come on, he declined but he did tweet me as well and we'd love to have you come on to talk about the story though. the focus to me at least is victoria brink, this was tough on her life, she didn't have to be in the spotlight and it was a big twist for her, imagine her head and heart thinking about who her father is. >> neither of them thought they were doing anything bad. they all thought they were father and daughter and it's a difficult time as brianna said happening in a public way. that's why tweeting can be dangerous. >> i've never followed another story liking it that's happened. usually when these things are brought up they have an obvious end. >> very unexpected almost step of the way. >> keep surprising. now you know, until the next part now you know.