Hatley

They play the tactical games.

Because I'll tell you right now, Hatley running against Green and Blackburn.

All you see are these ads calling him a convict, you know, that this guy had been in prison, etc., which I think is true.

But they accentuate your weakest or your worst moment when you run for office.

There are some pro-life Democrats.

Now, sadly, running for governor, Jerry Green, she's focused so much on pro-choice and pro-abortion, she's killing her race.

The only thing helping her right now is Hatley.

If Hatley dropped out of the race, Marsha Blackburn would have a blowout.

And finally, after all this time, there is a match.

The fingerprints belong to a man named Joseph Scott Hatley.

He was arrested for armed robbery in 1988 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

So he calls the district attorney and says, "Do we know a Joseph Scott Hatley?" And he says, "We sure do.

Want to come read the file?"

And so I opened the file, and I started reading this report about a 16-year-old girl who had been sexually assaulted.

She is Shannon Myers.

And in 1988, one year after Susan Woods' murder, Shannon told police that she'd been sexually assaulted by Scott Hatley.

Second.

Early to Mr. Moore and with him to Sir Peter Bore, who proffers my Uncle Robert much civility in letting him continue in the grounds which he had hired of Hetley, who is now dead.

Thence home, where all things in a hurry for dinner, a strange cook being come in the room of Slater, who could not come.

There dine here my Uncle Wight and my aunt, my father and mother and my brother Tom, Dr. Fairbrother and Mr.