Amala Ekpunobi

He's been going through it for over a year.

And justice for him now, which he says is not even possible because his son's not here anymore, is...

The kid who did this going to prison for 35 years, which does that mend the wound?

Absolutely not, as he stated.

So it's just so tough.

Right.

So if you hear something, you go, oh, that's racist.

Or like, oh, that's a really mean thing to say.

Okay, okay, okay.

But let's dive a little deeper for a moment.

Dive outside of our offense to see if he's actually speaking about something that is happening.

And if so, what is that and how do we articulate it better?

We're going to keep listening to him here.

Now, that is him addressing Carmelo Anthony's mother and father and saying they did not show up to the sentencing of their own son, which has been supported by other sources and reports.

So an interesting thing to be saying here.

And he talks really about throughout this interview how this is really a failure in parenting, what took place with Austin and the loss of life.

So then he goes after the parents and said, you didn't even show up to your son's.

Sentencing, which, you know, that's crazy to me.

I wonder what the logic is behind that or why the parents wouldn't be showing up.

Maybe they'll speak to that in the future.