He thought he'd just be taking care of baby Zion for one night, not a lifetime.

Jessie told us that when she, to come by Sunday morning, she might go to church with us.

But while I was there, there was Venetia and a few other girls that I didn't know, and they were talking about going somewhere.

And she was talking about going to Venetia's house to play cards.

Over the course of Sunday afternoon and into Monday, the Currans drive all over town, asking friends if they've seen Jessica.

She's 18, lived on her own in her own house.

You can't really turn them in as missing until so much time passed by.

We started checking around town, and everybody we thought that she might know or might have some information, and we didn't find her.

As time went on, those rumors would grow into a clamor as her critics united to try and reverse what was increasingly believed to be a gross miscarriage of justice.

I had talked to Quincy once on the phone.

I've met his mom, his sisters, and his dad, and I had talked with his dad several times, and he just wants the son to get help and get out of jail.

Today, one of the most vocal advocates for Quincy's innocence is perhaps one of the most surprising, Jessica Curran's father, Joe.

I would like for it to be on record that I do feel like that they got the wrong people.

I don't think that Quincy was involved in Jessica's murder.

I think Quincy was involved in drugs, and Susan knew that, and Susan didn't like him, and he was a newcomer to Mayfield.And so she put him in it, and they stayed with that story

He thought he'd just be taking care of baby Zion for one night, not a lifetime.

Jessie told us that when she, uh, to come by Sunday morning, she might go to church with us.

But while I was there, there was Venetia and a few of the girls that I didn't know, and they were talking about going somewhere and, uh, she was talking about going to Venetia's house to play cards.

Over the course of Sunday afternoon and into Monday, the Currans drive all over town, asking friends if they've seen Jessica.

She's 18, lived on her own, in her own house.

You can't really turn them in as missing until so much time passed by.

We started checking around town and everybody we thought that she might know or might have some information, and we didn't find her.