Brook Fisk

He will never do anything with his life.

He's gone.

He won't have a chance.

But Sick still does.

He still has a chance.

And I would hate to see two lives be gone because of this.

And I really think that rather than wasting the rest of his life sitting in prison, Sick owes it to Kai to do something with his life.

The judge wrote my letter and granted him leniency and sentenced him to four years in prison.

Otherwise, he would have given him 20 years to life.

Today, I have finished my master's degree in nursing, and I'm teaching nursing.

I do Brazilian jiu-jitsu a couple of times a week as a fun hobby and exercise.

It's very empowering.

I love doing that.

She and her kids chose to memorialize Kai.

His brother got a burial plot and said a prayer over him.

And we buried him in a cemetery here.

So he's got a little gravestone in a cemetery up here in upstate New York with his little superhero on it.

And it says, superheroes never sleep.

When people hear my story, it is a little bit shocking.

And people often say, oh my God, I can't believe that happened to you.