Dr. Crystal Heath

So I'm walking around to the back of the house and I get met by an officer and he says, well, ma'am, you can't go back there.

So, you know, I said, well, this is my son and I need to get back there to make sure that it's him.

I need to get back there.

They escort me back to where the crowd is and

I was angry because my child is laying there on the ground like an animal in the street.

And I felt like he was out there for hours.

You know, I wanted it to be from Monday and Tuesday, please skip Wednesday and go right to Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

So that's the way I was because I didn't know how to deal with this.

It was a challenge because he really didn't want to leave.

But I said, you know, it's better for us.

I think we just need to go.

So, you know, now that he's no longer here, I feel like, you know, I should have listened to him.

Maybe I should have just stayed there.

I mean, I'm at a point now where I just want to keep Eddie's name alive.

You know, he was my child.

And again, he didn't deserve to die like this.

I just say the people and I say they, I don't know.

You know, I just, again, just my thought process and how I feel about this, I just feel that the way they killed my son, I felt like it was more than one person.

The way he was killed, I felt like it was more than one person.

I wasn't there, but that's just what I feel.