Some distant bystanders had waved Robert LeDoux over to the side of the road before he reached the scene and told him he shouldn't get any closer; it was too dangerous, they said, and the man had a gun of his own. LeDoux ignored them.
As he approached, the suspect told him, "'Everything's all right. Mind your own business. You need to go,'" LeDoux told The Associated Press a day later in an exclusive interview. "All I could see was pure evil in his eyes."
