Allison Morris

And that's how they're able to keep up to date every time they're called before the judge and with what is happening.

And in terms of the bail and everything that they were informed of what was happening.

So they do have representation there.

But for them, it's like anybody else who's a victim of crime or whose loved one was victim of crime.

It's just a waiting game.

You have to wait on the system there.

And as you said, it's slow.

It's cumbersome.

It's very different from what we have here.

There's some things that you look at and you can't explain why it's happening.

But then maybe it's just how things work in that country.

And then what happens is, as you said, it takes a long time.

But with anyone who ever does get convicted, they get serious time as well.

You know, they hold out hefty sentences when they do convict you.

So sometimes it might take a while.

There are some people they prefer might just take themselves off somewhere else.

But they do make an example of people because the fact is Spain relies so heavily on tourism from around the world, but mainly from other parts of Europe.

And so they have to constantly show that this is a safe place to visit.

And it is generally a safe place to visit in the main.

And that's why I think that, you know, it's not this current spate of constantly posting their lives on social media is just not going to end well for them.