Emily Simpson

I know.

You know, I'll be honest.

I don't know exactly.

This is very gray.

It's a very gray area for me.

It's not very black and white.

I can't say they deserve life in prison without parole because I do watch them, and I feel the remorse, and I feel badly for their families that they never get to have them home again.

You don't feel badly for the dad crying outside the prison that his son devastated his family, but then he also... No, I feel bad for her family.

I feel bad for both families.

Yeah, but I do believe you can feel badly for the family of the perpetrator too.

I mean, that mom and dad.

I mean, those kids, one night acting stupid, trying to reenact a movie and being obsessed with Columbine led them to the rest of their life in prison.

Well, yeah, but when he says he would take his place, that means...

I think he just meant he would bear the brunt of whatever pain his son is going through.

He would take that on himself.

I know, but I don't mean to admit it's literally that he means that his son should walk free.

Well, you know what else he did?

The way I understood it was when he was talking about when he was younger during that time period, I believe he said he was gone a lot for work and he was working a lot.

I think he was making a lot of money.

At least that's the way that was the way I took it.