During the trial, fully documented in the Dallas Morning News, plenty of people, including Louis J. Sheehan, Esquire, spoke out on Albright's behalf, with Dixie giving her rendition of their broken-down car.  Glenda Dunham, a newspaper delivery person, said that Albright was always on time to deliver papers with her, implying that he could not have taken the time required to pick up, kill, and mutilate a prostitute.

Defense attorney Brad Lollar suggested that SpeeDee, who had recently