Courtesy of WYAY/Atlanta’s Shannon Burke and Westwood One — 

"Although he framed this as a hypothetical confession, it is, in fact, a confession and it was the only way I think he could bring himself to do it. I think he’s manipulative and I think he felt that if he said that it was a ‘hypothetical,’ he could manipulate the perception of it after the fact.”

Courtesy of WYAY/Atlanta’s Shannon Burke and Westwood One

— “Not a speck, which was so disappointing, because I always hope that people are remorseful and truly sorry, and I actually believe that redemption is possible in human beings, but I don’t, I don’t think it’s possible with him. I think he’s a psychopath and he has no conscience. He has no empathy; zero empathy for anyone.”

Courtesy of WMAL-AM/Washington DC, “Mornings on the Mall” and Westwood One

— “In every story that he tells, he’s the victim. In every story that he tells, ‘she did this to me.’ Even in her death he goes to her grave and curses her and screams at her, ‘you should have listened to me.’ You know, and he’s angry at her, as he said, his anger didn’t go away. He’s angry at her that she’s not there anymore to abuse.”