Robin Davis

You know, I didn't get out of bed. You know, I was depressed. My kids kept saying, Mama, you know, get up.

You know, I didn't get out of bed. You know, I was depressed. My kids kept saying, Mama, you know, get up.

Yeah, I do. In retrospect, yeah, I do. I don't know why.

Yeah, I do. In retrospect, yeah, I do. I don't know why.

Do you recall what you were wearing? I think I had on a pair of white capris and a black T-shirt.

Do you recall what you were wearing? I think I had on a pair of white capris and a black T-shirt.

I don't know what happened to him after that. It was 6.30, 7 o'clock. I tried to call him. And when it got 10 o'clock, I just thought it was kind of strange.

I don't know what happened to him after that. It was 6.30, 7 o'clock. I tried to call him. And when it got 10 o'clock, I just thought it was kind of strange.

Something was going on back there, and he damn sure wouldn't have sex with me back there.

Something was going on back there, and he damn sure wouldn't have sex with me back there.

Brian never came home.

Brian never came home.

I said, what if we got in a wreck or something?

I said, what if we got in a wreck or something?

And we kept trying to call and... We waited and we waited, you know, till late. And then I finally went to bed and Sissy, who was my mom's best friend, was at our house.

And we kept trying to call and... We waited and we waited, you know, till late. And then I finally went to bed and Sissy, who was my mom's best friend, was at our house.

Well, I'm not gonna tell you that I never gambled, but we gambled together. Brian and I gambled together. That's not the problem.

Well, I'm not gonna tell you that I never gambled, but we gambled together. Brian and I gambled together. That's not the problem.

The next day goes by.

The next day goes by.

There's no fingerprints. There's no eyewitnesses. There's no DNA. There's no nada.

There's no fingerprints. There's no eyewitnesses. There's no DNA. There's no nada.

Obviously, you know, I'm a little nervous and stuff, but I mean, I'm still very confident. You know, I still believe that, you know, we've selected 12 people that have enough common sense to realize that we did not commit this crime, and they're educated, and they're paying attention, and I think that, you know, in the end, we'll get what we need.

Obviously, you know, I'm a little nervous and stuff, but I mean, I'm still very confident. You know, I still believe that, you know, we've selected 12 people that have enough common sense to realize that we did not commit this crime, and they're educated, and they're paying attention, and I think that, you know, in the end, we'll get what we need.

We have a verdict. Oh, my God. Find my cigarettes. I'll be seven years old.

We have a verdict. Oh, my God. Find my cigarettes. I'll be seven years old.

I did not do this. I'm 100% positive that neither one of them had anything to do with Brian's death.

I did not do this. I'm 100% positive that neither one of them had anything to do with Brian's death.

I was stunned when they read the verdict. It was shocking.

I was stunned when they read the verdict. It was shocking.

If she's in jail and I try to get married, have kids, It's not fair. I'm only 21. I don't wanna go the rest of my life without my mom or my dad.

If she's in jail and I try to get married, have kids, It's not fair. I'm only 21. I don't wanna go the rest of my life without my mom or my dad.

I couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe it. I mean, I still can't believe it.

I couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe it. I mean, I still can't believe it.

What's the one at the bottom? It's the kind of friendship that all people should have. It's the one person that you can call no matter what, and they're there, regardless. And I mean, most people don't have that.

What's the one at the bottom? It's the kind of friendship that all people should have. It's the one person that you can call no matter what, and they're there, regardless. And I mean, most people don't have that.

Never could I imagine that this would have happened to me or anybody else in America, but I've come to realize that it can happen to anybody.

Never could I imagine that this would have happened to me or anybody else in America, but I've come to realize that it can happen to anybody.

I cried, and I cried, and I cried, and I cried for, oh, at least three weeks. Oh, it looks good. Thank you. You know what?

I cried, and I cried, and I cried, and I cried for, oh, at least three weeks. Oh, it looks good. Thank you. You know what?

I said, where the hell did y'all get him from? Does that mean you didn't like him at first? Uh-uh, not at all. We did not like one another, period.

I said, where the hell did y'all get him from? Does that mean you didn't like him at first? Uh-uh, not at all. We did not like one another, period.

I was happy. I was at home. And, you know, he was working. And for the first time in my life, I just worried about him. Nothing.

I was happy. I was at home. And, you know, he was working. And for the first time in my life, I just worried about him. Nothing.

We lived in Lake Charles, Louisiana, me and my mom and my stepdad Brian. On that Monday, June 29, 2009, my mom and Brian, they went shopping for a boat.

We lived in Lake Charles, Louisiana, me and my mom and my stepdad Brian. On that Monday, June 29, 2009, my mom and Brian, they went shopping for a boat.

You could tell that he was up to something. He was flirtatious.

You could tell that he was up to something. He was flirtatious.

Suck it up and, you know, put my best foot forward and rock on. I felt really bad for what I did.

Suck it up and, you know, put my best foot forward and rock on. I felt really bad for what I did.

He came home early to pick my mom up. He called me and said, hey, look, I'm coming home.

He came home early to pick my mom up. He called me and said, hey, look, I'm coming home.

Well, a lot of people on Lake Charles have boats, and I knew that Brian had been wanting to buy a new fishing boat.

Well, a lot of people on Lake Charles have boats, and I knew that Brian had been wanting to buy a new fishing boat.

He said, well, let's go look around. You can get some brochures.

He said, well, let's go look around. You can get some brochures.

When he got stuck on something, I don't care what it was, it was just like a dog chasing a bone. What was he stuck on? Getting a boat.

When he got stuck on something, I don't care what it was, it was just like a dog chasing a bone. What was he stuck on? Getting a boat.

We already had a pile of brochures and we had an index card. I'm going here, I'm going there, dragging me all around and looking at stuff.

We already had a pile of brochures and we had an index card. I'm going here, I'm going there, dragging me all around and looking at stuff.

We came home and I said, look, you can go do whatever you're going to do. I'm going to do this, this and that. I'll see you after a while, bye.

We came home and I said, look, you can go do whatever you're going to do. I'm going to do this, this and that. I'll see you after a while, bye.

Then all of a sudden, you know, it was 6.30, 7 o'clock. I mean, I don't know what time it was, but I mean, I tried to call him, and then the weather got so bad. What do you mean by that? It was storming.

Then all of a sudden, you know, it was 6.30, 7 o'clock. I mean, I don't know what time it was, but I mean, I tried to call him, and then the weather got so bad. What do you mean by that? It was storming.

Mom and Brian got home around 3.30. He dropped her off, and he left the house to continue boat shopping.

Mom and Brian got home around 3.30. He dropped her off, and he left the house to continue boat shopping.

There was a small part of me that thought maybe he left me.

There was a small part of me that thought maybe he left me.

You called hospitals?

You called hospitals?

You know, I didn't get out of bed. You know, I was depressed. My kids kept saying, Mama, you know, get up.

Yeah, I do. In retrospect, yeah, I do. I don't know why.

Do you recall what you were wearing? I think I had on a pair of white capris and a black T-shirt.

I don't know what happened to him after that. It was 6.30, 7 o'clock. I tried to call him. And when it got 10 o'clock, I just thought it was kind of strange.

Something was going on back there, and he damn sure wouldn't have sex with me back there.

Brian never came home.

I said, what if we got in a wreck or something?

And we kept trying to call and... We waited and we waited, you know, till late. And then I finally went to bed and Sissy, who was my mom's best friend, was at our house.

Well, I'm not gonna tell you that I never gambled, but we gambled together. Brian and I gambled together. That's not the problem.

The next day goes by.

There's no fingerprints. There's no eyewitnesses. There's no DNA. There's no nada.

Obviously, you know, I'm a little nervous and stuff, but I mean, I'm still very confident. You know, I still believe that, you know, we've selected 12 people that have enough common sense to realize that we did not commit this crime, and they're educated, and they're paying attention, and I think that, you know, in the end, we'll get what we need.

We have a verdict. Oh, my God. Find my cigarettes. I'll be seven years old.

I did not do this. I'm 100% positive that neither one of them had anything to do with Brian's death.

I was stunned when they read the verdict. It was shocking.

If she's in jail and I try to get married, have kids, It's not fair. I'm only 21. I don't wanna go the rest of my life without my mom or my dad.

I couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe it. I mean, I still can't believe it.

What's the one at the bottom? It's the kind of friendship that all people should have. It's the one person that you can call no matter what, and they're there, regardless. And I mean, most people don't have that.

Never could I imagine that this would have happened to me or anybody else in America, but I've come to realize that it can happen to anybody.

I cried, and I cried, and I cried, and I cried for, oh, at least three weeks. Oh, it looks good. Thank you. You know what?

I said, where the hell did y'all get him from? Does that mean you didn't like him at first? Uh-uh, not at all. We did not like one another, period.

I was happy. I was at home. And, you know, he was working. And for the first time in my life, I just worried about him. Nothing.

We lived in Lake Charles, Louisiana, me and my mom and my stepdad Brian. On that Monday, June 29, 2009, my mom and Brian, they went shopping for a boat.

You could tell that he was up to something. He was flirtatious.

Suck it up and, you know, put my best foot forward and rock on. I felt really bad for what I did.

He came home early to pick my mom up. He called me and said, hey, look, I'm coming home.

Well, a lot of people on Lake Charles have boats, and I knew that Brian had been wanting to buy a new fishing boat.

He said, well, let's go look around. You can get some brochures.

When he got stuck on something, I don't care what it was, it was just like a dog chasing a bone. What was he stuck on? Getting a boat.

We already had a pile of brochures and we had an index card. I'm going here, I'm going there, dragging me all around and looking at stuff.

We came home and I said, look, you can go do whatever you're going to do. I'm going to do this, this and that. I'll see you after a while, bye.

Then all of a sudden, you know, it was 6.30, 7 o'clock. I mean, I don't know what time it was, but I mean, I tried to call him, and then the weather got so bad. What do you mean by that? It was storming.

Mom and Brian got home around 3.30. He dropped her off, and he left the house to continue boat shopping.

There was a small part of me that thought maybe he left me.

You called hospitals?