Andy Stock

So that was kind of my process of thought, I guess, at that point. Until I rounded the corner and saw Dad laying there on the floor.

So that was kind of my process of thought, I guess, at that point. Until I rounded the corner and saw Dad laying there on the floor.

So that was kind of my process of thought, I guess, at that point. Until I rounded the corner and saw Dad laying there on the floor.

I never made it past the landing. My cell phone was out my pickup. And I just turned around and went out of the house. I went to call for help. That's all there was. Never went back in. Didn't see your mother's body? No. No. Didn't know where she was at. Didn't know if she was home.

I never made it past the landing. My cell phone was out my pickup. And I just turned around and went out of the house. I went to call for help. That's all there was. Never went back in. Didn't see your mother's body? No. No. Didn't know where she was at. Didn't know if she was home.

I never made it past the landing. My cell phone was out my pickup. And I just turned around and went out of the house. I went to call for help. That's all there was. Never went back in. Didn't see your mother's body? No. No. Didn't know where she was at. Didn't know if she was home.

July of 05, dad and I were working together. We were standing there and he looked at me and he said, son, he said, when it's my day to go, he said, hold your head high, keep living life. I'll never forget that.

July of 05, dad and I were working together. We were standing there and he looked at me and he said, son, he said, when it's my day to go, he said, hold your head high, keep living life. I'll never forget that.

July of 05, dad and I were working together. We were standing there and he looked at me and he said, son, he said, when it's my day to go, he said, hold your head high, keep living life. I'll never forget that.

Before I even saw Steve and Tammy, they had put me in a car and took me to another town and questioned me in a room. Trying to establish whether or not you were involved. Yeah. Did gunshot residue tests. It's like, is this really happening?

Before I even saw Steve and Tammy, they had put me in a car and took me to another town and questioned me in a room. Trying to establish whether or not you were involved. Yeah. Did gunshot residue tests. It's like, is this really happening?

Before I even saw Steve and Tammy, they had put me in a car and took me to another town and questioned me in a room. Trying to establish whether or not you were involved. Yeah. Did gunshot residue tests. It's like, is this really happening?

I told the attorney, all's I ask is make them stand up and take responsibility. and go for the most that you can get.

I told the attorney, all's I ask is make them stand up and take responsibility. and go for the most that you can get.

I told the attorney, all's I ask is make them stand up and take responsibility. and go for the most that you can get.

I hope they live a miserable life. Because it's turned our lives upside down and so many other people's lives. They made the choice to go into that house. They made the choice to take guns in the house. They made the choice to go upstairs when they knew someone was home. They made the choice to go in the bedroom. And mom and dad had no choice. Our kids. Don't have a choice.

I hope they live a miserable life. Because it's turned our lives upside down and so many other people's lives. They made the choice to go into that house. They made the choice to take guns in the house. They made the choice to go upstairs when they knew someone was home. They made the choice to go in the bedroom. And mom and dad had no choice. Our kids. Don't have a choice.

I hope they live a miserable life. Because it's turned our lives upside down and so many other people's lives. They made the choice to go into that house. They made the choice to take guns in the house. They made the choice to go upstairs when they knew someone was home. They made the choice to go in the bedroom. And mom and dad had no choice. Our kids. Don't have a choice.

My son, who will never know his grandma and grandpa, doesn't have a choice. The thing that I guess still gets to me is they were put in prison for life, but they can still receive letters from their family. They can still pick up the phone and call their parents. They can still live life. To some degree. It's not a free life, but they can still talk to their family.

My son, who will never know his grandma and grandpa, doesn't have a choice. The thing that I guess still gets to me is they were put in prison for life, but they can still receive letters from their family. They can still pick up the phone and call their parents. They can still live life. To some degree. It's not a free life, but they can still talk to their family.