Anna Knutson
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38 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Yeah, I mean, I think for me, anyone and everyone is a suspect. Even her friends? Yeah.
Yeah, I definitely thought that. And I would certainly email the Minot Police Department, like, hey, where are things at?
My mom calls me, and she says, Zach's coming to pick you up.
And I knew almost immediately that something was wrong. Like, this is the second phone call I've gotten where somebody's coming to pick me up. It was, like, almost, like, the same exact scenario. Very realistic. And I call Zach. And I'm like, what's going on? And I'm like yelling at him kind of on the phone. And he tells me on the phone that Daniel has passed away. And I just dropped to my knees.
I just felt like my whole body just kind of like fell away in that moment. Yeah, and my brother Daniel died by suicide.
Daniel, too, just like Anita, was so vibrant and just like a total light. I mean, the two of them, I mean, just like people could only dream of having that, just the brilliance that they had.
Yeah, I mean, he got a giant tattoo on his arm of one of her senior photos, and he was just different after she passed. Just different. He just maybe didn't hold on to joy in the same way.
The person whomever, you know, killed my sister also, you know, certainly was a catalyst for Daniel making the choice that he made.
Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I mean, it's like, we're not forgetting about this.
I mean, I just felt so, I think, shocked, but also so angry. There's a person who they're arresting who has gotten to live her life very normally for the last 15 years. She's done these things that are so normal, and my sister didn't get a chance to do any of that.
Going through this the very first time as a 15-year-old person and then going through this again through the trial, it still felt like somebody had just died, like my sister had died a second time.
Oh, just kind of tore me up. I just, it made me so sad.
Yeah, yeah.
They came in and told us, like, we have a verdict. And the state's attorney was like, you know, no matter which way this goes, like, we need you to keep your reactions under control.
They told that to us, yes, yeah. He was, like, very intentional. And then we all, like, kind of start walking up. And I'm just, like, my hands, even now, I, like, are so clammy. I'm, like, shaking.
Can you calm down a little bit, please? I want to forget how their screams sound so much. Like, but they're just, like, in my brain, like, burned into my mind.
Yeah, I, you know, just remember wanting to get out of there.
Just that she was so beautiful, like inside and out. So smart. Brilliant, really.
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