Hello, listeners.
It is with pleasure that I come into your home today, for I know those listening to me now are interested in helping people.
April Bellaccio was three years old when her father, Edward Wayne Edwards, recorded this motivational record, selling himself to the world as a reformed criminal.
My life has certainly been anything but good.
Exciting, yes.
Dangerous?
Yes.
Honest, no.
She was twelve when he came home late one night.
He was muddy and he had a bloody nose, a cut on his nose.
I decided that I would put every effort into my rehabilitation program that I had put previously into my career of crime.
As she got older, April began to wonder, why would her father disappear for days at a time?
Why were they always packing up and moving in the middle of the night?
Everywhere I went, there was people that we knew were associated with ever being murdered.
The double homicide in one rural community has puzzled investigators for nearly 30 years.
And as I was reading the case, it all rang true.
I mean, I remembered everything.
April was 40 when she called the police and turned her dad in.
I love my children very much.
Things in our home are never taken for granted.