DENVER -- Detectives: Have you ever been up to that house?

Browne: I don't think so. I don't recall any reason for ever being there. I've been to a number of places but I don't recall ever being there.

Detectives: That one should kinda stick out in everybody's mind, out on Eastonville? Alright. I mean I think I would remember if I ever been there or not.

Browne: I don't recall ever being there. I mean I can't think of any reason. I never... I do a little tree stuff, but I don't remember doing any trees there.

Detectives: you ever do any construction work?

Browne: Not in years. When I was younger I did, but I can't do the work any more.

Detectives: So you haven't been working like construction building a house down there or anything like that?

Browne: No, no.

Detectives: Did you do any type of maintenance work?

Browne: No.

Detectives: So, to your recollection you don't recall ever being in that house?

Browne: No.

Detectives: Been to that house?

Browne: I don't recall it, no. I can't think of any reason I would have been.

Detectives: Never did any work for the family down there?

Browne: No.

Detectives: Okay, never did any construction type of work down there?

Browne: No.

Detectives: Never like installed gutters, screens anything like that down there?

Browne: I haven't done any construction in years. I don't know. I don't think.. No, I'm pretty sure I haven't.

Detectives: Well, seeing as all the attention that house has got and everybody on Eastonville road knows about that, you would remember that wouldn't ya? If you had.

Browne: I would think so. I would think so.

Detectives: Obviously, Robert, we came with a warrant for your arrest. We had a reason for that. We have your fingerprints inside that house.

Browne: That's impossible.

Detectives: I'm afraid it is possible and we have more than just one. So that's why we're here. We want to listen to your explanation. I think this thing has probably been on your mind for a while and we want to listen to your explanation of that.

Browne: I don't believe you have any fingerprints of mine there. I mean it's not possible. You may have somebody's that are similar to mine, but you don't have mine. I wish you would take mine again and compare them.

Detectives: We've compared them several times. We got your fingerprints from the Louisiana state police. You know, I'm telling them they are yours. I'm not conning you one bit here. We wouldn't be able to show up with a warrant for you if we didn't have something. You know how it all works, right?

Browne: I know how it's supposed to work, but there's got to be some kind of mistake. There's no way.

Detectives: When did you live on that property back then, on Eastonville?

Browne: September of... I believe it was 80... 80? I'm sorry, 90. It was 90... yeah...