andrea canning: donna grew up in waterbury too. and john bought a house in overlook to raise their family. rocky and his wife live nearby, and the two couples swapped favors. did you trust him? was he the kind of guy that would help you out, would have your back? my garage roof was in a little rough shape, so he helped me put a new roof on. and then in turn, i helped him with his roof. and then because he helped me with the roof, we had him and his wife and his kids over for dinner. and how was that, donna? fine. it was the neighborly thing to do, to thank him for his help. john obviously knew him better than you did, but-- she knew him well, though. well, was there anything about him that kind of rubbed you the wrong way or that you thought, i don't love this guy, but he's friends with john-- when i was in his company, he never did anything that i thought was inappropriate. he acted normal, just like all john's other friends. andrea canning: years passed. life got busy. john was involved with his job in insurance and with his fami

neil o'leary was then, one of waterbury's crack detectives.y, o'leary took over donna's case. neil was a good cop. he was a good cop. he knew right away that this case was mishandled. and he wasn't afraid to tell us that. and he was afraid to say it either. andrea canning: o'leary knew it would be a huge challenge to find donna's attacker because so much time had passed. witnesses disappear. memories disappear. evidence disappears. but, you know, we started as if it happened the night before, and we canvassed the neighborhood, and we interviewed witnesses. andrea canning: o'leary listened to donna's 911 call again and again. did this sound sincere to you? at that time, i was a police officer for 13 years, and i was-- 10 of those years, i did nothing but major crimes. and i heard a lot of and listened to a lot of 911 tapes. i thought it was agonizing, terrifying. i could feel her fear through the phone. and it still bothers me terribly that she, first of all, went through that ordeal, but that the officers didn't understand and didn't feel the

it probably was waterbury button company in waterbury, connecticut which who made the buttons for everybody, including both the union and the confederacy during the civil war. anyway, just as a look at us, we have a question over here. okay. and a little conversation, too. i was a girl scout all my life and. in 1976. i was with a group of 30 girl scouts who traveled from springfield, illinois to queen sippy island behind to covered wagons to celebrate bicentennial. it was the experience of lifetime, really. it was really amazing. it changed my life. and also there are all these play offs of girl scouts now. there is a teen scout group that fills girl scouts songs and has badges and does that kind of thing. i had two questions for you. one is, can you tell me more about your blog and the second one is when you go from being a brownie to a girl scout, you fly up over a bridge. is that because of mrs. hoover's bridge? i that's a good question. the idea of brownie wings was not originated in united states. they're available on uniforms from the earliest times in great britain. now the focus is

jason and waterbury connecticut, republican. your thoughts on campaign 2024. go ahead.aller: yes, i am a trump supporter. i want him to help with the immigration. i feel that we need to toughen the borders to lower the crime rate. and i want him -- he likes to drill baby drill, so i'm in support of that. he wants to bring more jobs to america and he wants to lower the taxes which is very important for me. host: jason in connecticut. kevin, how are you voting? caller: good evening. i'm voting for kamala harris but i was just making a point based on what trump said earlier. he said he didn't need his supporters money. but the thing is he sells them everything he can from his flags to watch is to anything he can. so i understand he fleeces his supporters in a way to where they don't understand what he's taken from them. but i would say that trump supporters fly the american flag in your home front in your home versus trump. you are standing for an individual, not the country. so are you supporting -- so you are supporting a man and not the country. you have a great evening