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Transcript of Interview with Colt Haynes' Sisters, Part 6
Listen to the interview here:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/newcolo...t-do-you-think
Key to the participants:
H: Host
MHS: Colt's older sister
JHM: Colt's oldest sister
(This is a slightly cleaned-up version, edited for readability. The raw version has been kept intact in a separate file.)
H: Well, you know, we're always holding out hope, you know, looking for any type of possibility that he is out there. You know, be it on his will or not, that he is still out there somewhere. Um…
JHM: Yeah, yeah.
H: Now, something that has always struck me strange is the Millers' account of when they approached the driver of the vehicle that night, approached him at what I assume was at home, um, where they asked where Molly and Colt were and he said I don't want to go to jail.
JHM: Yeah.
H: That is, that is a very odd response. You know, because of the way she...
JHM: Yeah, he, he...
H: I'm sorry, go ahead.
JHM: He's been, there's been quite a few, um, instances where someone has said he said this, he said he didn't want to go to jail, or he's said he was not going to jail for murder or, um, that he doesn't want to talk about it because he doesn't want to go to jail. He's said that on numerous occasions. So..
H: Okay, so, yes, he has said, so this wasn't a one-time deal. You know…
JHM: Yeah.
H: … but it still strikes me odd, what is being assumed. And I don't even want to say because I don't even want to, you know, consider that as a possibility, but that is more than just jail. To your knowledge, did they have anything on this individual?
JHM: Yes.
H: You know if, uh, so he had something big, you know, where he, where…
JHM: He….
H: …uh, Colt had had him by the b*lls.
JHM: I, I don't know. He's on probation right now, so I know he's been in quite a bit of trouble. Uh, (unintelligible) anything.
H: Okay, and that's something that was asked on the Friday show, that he was, if he was on probation. If the driver was on probation. I didn't know.
JHM: That's right. I've been told he's on probation. That he, they…
H: Oh, okay.
JHM: … could, they could pull him in at any time, really, I mean, if he's on probation. His probation officer...
H: (unintelligible) suspecting...
JHM: His, uh-huh.
H: Go ahead.
JHM: Well, his probation officer has the right to search the property he's residing in at any time. So they could use that source.
H: And his probation officer's…
JHM: They could use that source, yeah. Sorry.
H: Right. And the probation officer has refused to do that or, really not refused, just hasn't done it yet.
JHM: Just hasn't done it.
H: That's...
JHM: They're saying a lot of stuff like they don't have enough concrete evidence to do that.
H: They don't need it. They don't need it.
JHM: They don't have enough cause. I know.
H: And, you know…
JHM: I know.
H: … because I've been hearing the same thing from, uh, certain law enforcements in private… You know, because I've been asking, I've been asking my own questions. I mean, I'm not just some dude, you know, on the internet holding a talk show, trying to get listeners by having certain people on. When I do these shows, this isn't a representation of what I want to do. This, these are results of what I have done. You know, I have been asking questions. I have been asking around. I've known families of, um, certain law enforcement, I'll put it like that, where I've been able to, you know, ask about certain, you know, privileged things. Let me put it like that. You know what I'm talking about.
JHM: Yes.
H: That, that seem to live with protection that the rest of us can't get.
JHM: Yes.
H: And, everyone I've asked, you know, and I want to speak of the man in a, you know, in a good light. I understand this may not be a popular forum to do it, you know, but I'll mention him by name since I'll, I'm speaking of him in a good light, is JR. There is a lot of crap that does not look right.
JHM: Yes.
H: A lot. And J… A lot. And, um, JR has been known not to do things exactly by the book.
JHM: Yes.
H: Um, let people go when he shouldn't have, but he had a heart for them, you know, and let them go. You know, they weren't real troublemakers, so he let them go. He overlooked a few things. But one thing I am really having a lot trouble seeing is, I, I'm not trying to sound belligerent either, is covering up something of this magnitude. And, if he is, that is something that I would consider totally against his character. Is it possible, I don't even know how say it, because there's, with everything…
JHM: Hey, you know, if it was your relative and he said, you know, these people are making up all these rumors about me. i really didn't have nothing to do with that. I wasn't even in the car. You know, I've already been in this much trouble and they're just making this stuff up because I'm an easy scapegoat. You know, I see how it would be easy to convince someone that you didn't do something that really wants to believe that you didn't do it in the first place.
Listen to the interview here:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/newcolo...t-do-you-think
Key to the participants:
H: Host
MHS: Colt's older sister
JHM: Colt's oldest sister
(This is a slightly cleaned-up version, edited for readability. The raw version has been kept intact in a separate file.)
H: Well, you know, we're always holding out hope, you know, looking for any type of possibility that he is out there. You know, be it on his will or not, that he is still out there somewhere. Um…
JHM: Yeah, yeah.
H: Now, something that has always struck me strange is the Millers' account of when they approached the driver of the vehicle that night, approached him at what I assume was at home, um, where they asked where Molly and Colt were and he said I don't want to go to jail.
JHM: Yeah.
H: That is, that is a very odd response. You know, because of the way she...
JHM: Yeah, he, he...
H: I'm sorry, go ahead.
JHM: He's been, there's been quite a few, um, instances where someone has said he said this, he said he didn't want to go to jail, or he's said he was not going to jail for murder or, um, that he doesn't want to talk about it because he doesn't want to go to jail. He's said that on numerous occasions. So..
H: Okay, so, yes, he has said, so this wasn't a one-time deal. You know…
JHM: Yeah.
H: … but it still strikes me odd, what is being assumed. And I don't even want to say because I don't even want to, you know, consider that as a possibility, but that is more than just jail. To your knowledge, did they have anything on this individual?
JHM: Yes.
H: You know if, uh, so he had something big, you know, where he, where…
JHM: He….
H: …uh, Colt had had him by the b*lls.
JHM: I, I don't know. He's on probation right now, so I know he's been in quite a bit of trouble. Uh, (unintelligible) anything.
H: Okay, and that's something that was asked on the Friday show, that he was, if he was on probation. If the driver was on probation. I didn't know.
JHM: That's right. I've been told he's on probation. That he, they…
H: Oh, okay.
JHM: … could, they could pull him in at any time, really, I mean, if he's on probation. His probation officer...
H: (unintelligible) suspecting...
JHM: His, uh-huh.
H: Go ahead.
JHM: Well, his probation officer has the right to search the property he's residing in at any time. So they could use that source.
H: And his probation officer's…
JHM: They could use that source, yeah. Sorry.
H: Right. And the probation officer has refused to do that or, really not refused, just hasn't done it yet.
JHM: Just hasn't done it.
H: That's...
JHM: They're saying a lot of stuff like they don't have enough concrete evidence to do that.
H: They don't need it. They don't need it.
JHM: They don't have enough cause. I know.
H: And, you know…
JHM: I know.
H: … because I've been hearing the same thing from, uh, certain law enforcements in private… You know, because I've been asking, I've been asking my own questions. I mean, I'm not just some dude, you know, on the internet holding a talk show, trying to get listeners by having certain people on. When I do these shows, this isn't a representation of what I want to do. This, these are results of what I have done. You know, I have been asking questions. I have been asking around. I've known families of, um, certain law enforcement, I'll put it like that, where I've been able to, you know, ask about certain, you know, privileged things. Let me put it like that. You know what I'm talking about.
JHM: Yes.
H: That, that seem to live with protection that the rest of us can't get.
JHM: Yes.
H: And, everyone I've asked, you know, and I want to speak of the man in a, you know, in a good light. I understand this may not be a popular forum to do it, you know, but I'll mention him by name since I'll, I'm speaking of him in a good light, is JR. There is a lot of crap that does not look right.
JHM: Yes.
H: A lot. And J… A lot. And, um, JR has been known not to do things exactly by the book.
JHM: Yes.
H: Um, let people go when he shouldn't have, but he had a heart for them, you know, and let them go. You know, they weren't real troublemakers, so he let them go. He overlooked a few things. But one thing I am really having a lot trouble seeing is, I, I'm not trying to sound belligerent either, is covering up something of this magnitude. And, if he is, that is something that I would consider totally against his character. Is it possible, I don't even know how say it, because there's, with everything…
JHM: Hey, you know, if it was your relative and he said, you know, these people are making up all these rumors about me. i really didn't have nothing to do with that. I wasn't even in the car. You know, I've already been in this much trouble and they're just making this stuff up because I'm an easy scapegoat. You know, I see how it would be easy to convince someone that you didn't do something that really wants to believe that you didn't do it in the first place.