But we will be able to provide more detail at the end of tonight's broadcast. Tonight's broadcast was put together by Laura Palmer, a freelance producer who contributes regularly to Nightline. Tonight's broadcast was like that too, except for me, it began with both. Tonight's broadcast is about murder. The man that confessed to killing her had a murderous childhood.
Most children find love and security in their mother's eyes.
It was, incredibly, heard by the Supreme Court recently for a second time. At one level, the case is about jury instructions. At a more fundamental level, it's about how we decide who lives and who dies. I've traversed some rugged emotional terrain producing for Nightline over the years. I've never set out on a piece without having seen that there is light in the darkness no matter how black it may initially seem.