Annie Elise

So as more people come forward and more details continue to emerge, it's a case that still raises a lot of unanswered questions and uncomfortable questions.

Things about warning signs, boundaries, and what happens when love and protection just isn't enough, which we're still very much at the beginning of this story.

So stay tuned for more updates and we will see what happens.

I feel so badly for the siblings.

I mean, obviously they lost their parents in a sense have now lost their brother.

But when you were saying like how things are going to be handled and like kind of some of their sentiments around that, it's hard because obviously they may have their own feelings.

I would imagine it's an array of feelings when something like this happens towards their brother.

Yeah.

But they also are probably, like, what's most important now is, like, their parents, their legacy, and, like, what their wishes were and how they handled Nick.

And, like, if this scenario happened and they were the ones, like, how would they want Nick to be treated?

Which is, I would imagine, a very big internal struggle.

And that's just a lot to process.

Well, especially because, as the former friend said...

Michelle and Rob were constantly trying to help Nick so much so that oftentimes it caused friction with the siblings, which I get that.

A sibling being like, you got to stop babying him.

He needs help.

You got to quit doing this.

Don't let him live with you until he beats the addiction or whatever it may be, right?

But then to your point, it's like, yeah, but then when something happens like this, it's like you want to honor your parents.

And if they loved him so unconditionally and didn't want to see him – and I'm just making this up – but if they didn't want to see him committed or –