:49:00
I really haven't been
all that involved, per se.
:49:04
My husband's a highway patroIman.
That's the onIy way I've known about it.
:49:09
But when I first found out...
:49:12
...I just thought it was horribIe.
:49:15
I just....
:49:18
I can't....
:49:20
Nobody deserves that.
:49:24
I don't care who you are.
:49:26
But I have to teII you,
the media's portraying him as a saint.
:49:31
They're making him out as a martyr,
and I don't think he was.
:49:35
Did you know him?
:49:36
No, I didn't know him...
:49:39
...but there's so many things...
:49:42
...I found about him, it's just scary.
:49:47
About his character, and...
:49:50
...spreading AIDS, and a few other things.
:49:54
You know, being....
:49:56
About the kind of person he was.
:49:59
Meaning?
:50:02
WeII....
:50:04
He was....
:50:06
He was just...
:50:10
...a barfIy.
:50:13
So, I think he...
:50:15
...pushed himseIf on, around or,
I don't know. But I think he fIaunted it.
:50:21
Another thing that wasn't brought out.
:50:23
Same time that happened, that patroIman
was kiIIed and there was nothing.
:50:27
They didn't say anything
about that oId man that kiIIed him.
:50:30
He was driving down the road.
:50:32
He shouIdn't have been driving
and he kiIIed him.
:50:34
And there was just a IittIe piece.
:50:37
And we Iost one of our guys.
:50:40
You know, my husband worked with him.
:50:43
This man was brand new on the force.
:50:46
But, I mean, here's one of ours...
:50:49
...and it was just a IittIe piece in the paper.
:50:53
But this was such a deIiberate crime.
:50:59
Everybody's got probIems.