Deborah Roberts

And there's still unanswered questions here.

Give us a sense of how the family is coping with the idea.

It's one thing if they have, and I don't want to say closure because we always find out that these folks don't have closure, but some kind of a resolution.

But in this case, they don't have it, do they?

And they have to live with that.

So stay tuned.

We may not have seen the end of this just yet, but at this point, he has been denied, so he's still in prison.

You talked so passionately and eloquently and just so heart-wrenchingly about her mother.

Suzanne's mother.

And, you know, you really had a chance to know this family and they had to make a choice to sit down and talk and share their emotional reaction to all of this.

Give me a sense, John, of this family, because at the end of the day, it's also about the family left to deal with the impact and the emotional turmoil of what they've dealt with.

What kind of impact did her mom leave on you?

And did they give you a sense of how

you know, what they're hoping people will take away from this tragedy that they've experienced?

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, well, they certainly did not give up.

I mean, they were sort of an example of a family that just absolutely did everything they could to try to find some resolution.

And John, I'm sure speaking with you and being able to speak with you in Spanish and, you know, knowing your story, your mom shared her name, I'm sure that brought them a list, a little bit of comfort in talking about this story and sitting down and sharing their feelings.

And it's so obvious in what you brought to us.