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my mom was a research scientist um and my dad was a pediatrician my mom was super outdoorsy
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loved to be outdoors I really viewed my dad as being a really good father being very caring
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engaged they were a great couple first 10 years of knowing each other and then they sort of
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[Music] degraded after the divorce we spent most of our time with my father as I got
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older he became more confrontational with my mother just because you don't get along with somebody doesn't
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insinuate that you want to hurt them and I never ever ever wanted to hurt Utah he
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asked me would it be bad if UTA wasn't around anymore I was the first one to find
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her I drove over the door was unlocked I went in I could hear the water running I
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knocked I came in the bathroom and I found her in the tub underneath the water 911 what is your emergency I found
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my girlfriend she must here head and fall over the bathtu I think she's dead the police said this was a a
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suicide everybody knew it wasn't a suicide as I thought about my dad's behavior before and after her death it
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became more and more apparent to me that he was responsible for killing her I didn't have a motive to kill UTA and I
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don't know that I was the last person to see UTA alive Johnny did not kill UTA he
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cared too much about having his kid's mother in his kids' lives Pella was a teenager who got swept up in a crusade
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that was started by others the evidence is overwhelming it was this defendant Donnie wall that
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killed her my father being put on trial is the culmination of a lot of work a struggle occurred in UT's bedroom
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someone else was there look carefully at those injuries it's reasonable that she
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could have done that to herself I will be sitting across from him I'm sure he doesn't have warm feeling towards me his
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conviction is incredibly important to me