Andrea Gonsalves Rosenstein

To not know who did it and why is something you never stop thinking about. Is the person out there killing other people?

It can happen to anyone. Any one of our children, any one of our family. A good, wonderful, kind person that you love could suddenly disappear. That you could never see them again. You can never talk about that person without everyone in the room thinking, oh, she's the one who was murdered.

If only he'd stayed in prison a little bit longer, if only he hadn't come to Davis, it just brought it all back again.

And every delay was to his benefit, not ours. The victims should have a right to. We have a right to get this done. It cost us, the state of California, the taxpayer, millions of dollars.

You know what? I really do believe there is something horribly wrong with it.

He wanted to be at the trial. He wanted to see justice done to the man who murdered his baby. And all he kept saying is, is it gonna be fast enough? Am I gonna be able to be there? Am I gonna be able to testify?

It's a matter of needing to be there. I wanted the jury to know that we were there, to know that we cared.

Sabrina and John left the condo and were on their way, but they never showed. And I started thinking what could possibly have gone wrong. First, we were told they found the van. And I ran to a phone to call my dad. And he said, Andrea, they think they have found the bodies.

I am physically sickened and enraged when I think of the terror, pain, and horror they must have felt as they died in a ditch.

We've been waiting and waiting and waiting. So nervous.

I'm not free because I miss her, but he's out of our life. We never have to think about him again. I can just miss her. I can just think about that, and we're really ready to do that.

32 years they have been dead. How many people, how many years, how much effort does it take to put one horrible person away for life?

All this time we've been waiting. All this time. The answer was there.

It is so much worse when someone is killed instead of dying a natural death. But it is also worse to have a murder unsolved.

She loved kids. She loved being with kids, working with kids. She loved medicine. She wanted to be a physical therapist. And she was such a good person and so innocent and so sweet and so wonderful.

She wanted to have six kids, and I did it for her with the thought that I'm having the family she didn't get to have. I also wanted to keep horses in my life and introduce them to my children and let them know that this is something that I did with Sabrina with great joy and fun. She's still with us. I feel like her spirit is still with us.

He was really her first boyfriend, and she fell in love with him. John was so much fun. He was funny and lighthearted, and he loved sports. They were perfect together.

First thing in the morning, it was like 6 o'clock in the morning, and then I knew something really bad had happened because she would have never not come home.

Oh, my God. I knew where she was all the time. She knew where I was all the time. We didn't do that.