no, we never said anything. a request, she said, from the federal police. they said no comments in the radio station, no comments in the channel because we don t want these people to be afraid or whatever and they could do something to eduardo. so it was like, mouth closed, like everybody was acting that as if nothing was happening. everybody perhaps, but jayne, whose need for information was making her crazy. remember, the kidnapper said go home, you ll get an e-mail with our demands. but on day one, there was no e-mail, nor on day two, nor three, nor day four. and then, after five full days and nights of sleepless torture, jayne turned on her computer and read the news. we hope that senora has arrived well to her house. for the liberation of eduardo, we are demanding the amount of
television or radio? no, we never said anything. a request, she said, from the federal police. they said no comments in the radio station, no comments in the channel because we don t want these people to be afraid or whatever and they could do something to eduardo. so it was like, mouth closed, like everybody was acting that as if nothing was happening. everybody perhaps, but jayne, whose need for information was making her crazy. remember, the kidnapper said go home, you ll get an e-mail with our demands. but on day one, there was no e-mail, nor on day two, nor three, nor day four. and then, after five full days and nights of sleepless torture, jayne turned on her computer and read the news. we hope that senora has arrived well to her house. for the liberation of eduardo,
the second week of january 2006 gray and dandridge were extradited. richmond prosecutor michael herring decided he would take the lead in prosecuting the two men. when you re talking about a death penalty case, and this is a death penalty case, you can never assume that a jury is going to return a death sentence. this could be a fight, tooth and nail, right down to the end. reporter: while prosecutors were planning their case, defense attorney jeffrey eberhart was given the tough task of defending ricky gray. after reading gray s confession, eberhart had some strong advice for gray. just advised him to keep his mouth closed, not to share his thoughts or anything he knew about the cases with any of the inmates who happened to be there, anybody spoke to him. reporter: clair cardwell, a former prosecutor, was assigned as ray dandridge s attorney. he s a very quiet person, very reserved. and always seemed to be a little bit confused about what was going on. reporter: prosecutor