J.E. Reich

I just like almost treated my clothing as a suit of armor. If I looked confident, then that would help fortify me rather in terms of the tasks that I had to do that day. I remember driving with my partner in a rented car to downtown Miami. Parking is horrible in downtown Miami. So we had come up with a game plan about where we would park, what we would do, how far it would be.

I kind of knew what his argument was going to be and what his statement would entail because I had received documentation from our attorneys regarding their argument. The foundation of his argument was a hodgepodge of her mental health, which correlation does not equal causation. I understand still why that was important for her attorney to bring up.

I kind of knew what his argument was going to be and what his statement would entail because I had received documentation from our attorneys regarding their argument. The foundation of his argument was a hodgepodge of her mental health, which correlation does not equal causation. I understand still why that was important for her attorney to bring up.

I kind of knew what his argument was going to be and what his statement would entail because I had received documentation from our attorneys regarding their argument. The foundation of his argument was a hodgepodge of her mental health, which correlation does not equal causation. I understand still why that was important for her attorney to bring up.

Because maybe in the end, that can build a sense of empathy or a sense of compassion. Maybe it can one day build bridges and create a larger community of just people being people and people understanding people. I don't believe in closure. Closure isn't a thing I'm ever going to find.

Because maybe in the end, that can build a sense of empathy or a sense of compassion. Maybe it can one day build bridges and create a larger community of just people being people and people understanding people. I don't believe in closure. Closure isn't a thing I'm ever going to find.

Because maybe in the end, that can build a sense of empathy or a sense of compassion. Maybe it can one day build bridges and create a larger community of just people being people and people understanding people. I don't believe in closure. Closure isn't a thing I'm ever going to find.

It's more of like a way to carry this with me in a way that is safe for me and my mental health and my physical health. I'm trying to find my way, not necessarily back to who I was before this began, but try to coalesce and try to piece together the person who I am now and the person who I was before this happened. I kind of mourn the person that I could have been if this hadn't happened to me.

It's more of like a way to carry this with me in a way that is safe for me and my mental health and my physical health. I'm trying to find my way, not necessarily back to who I was before this began, but try to coalesce and try to piece together the person who I am now and the person who I was before this happened. I kind of mourn the person that I could have been if this hadn't happened to me.

It's more of like a way to carry this with me in a way that is safe for me and my mental health and my physical health. I'm trying to find my way, not necessarily back to who I was before this began, but try to coalesce and try to piece together the person who I am now and the person who I was before this happened. I kind of mourn the person that I could have been if this hadn't happened to me.

We had to leave relatively early. I feel like it might have been two hours before the hearing would begin. I remember calling my mother after we had parked and meeting up with her and going to a Starbucks right near the courthouse. I remember reading over my victim impact statement and just looking around the Starbucks, thinking how strange it was that

We had to leave relatively early. I feel like it might have been two hours before the hearing would begin. I remember calling my mother after we had parked and meeting up with her and going to a Starbucks right near the courthouse. I remember reading over my victim impact statement and just looking around the Starbucks, thinking how strange it was that

We had to leave relatively early. I feel like it might have been two hours before the hearing would begin. I remember calling my mother after we had parked and meeting up with her and going to a Starbucks right near the courthouse. I remember reading over my victim impact statement and just looking around the Starbucks, thinking how strange it was that

I know he was just doing his job, but he really towed the line. And at points, it did veer into excuse territory. What was also fascinating was that some of the claims that he made were factually false. I don't think it was on purpose and I don't think he was trying to pull the wool over anybody's eyes. He talked about a condition that she dealt with and the way he framed it.

I know he was just doing his job, but he really towed the line. And at points, it did veer into excuse territory. What was also fascinating was that some of the claims that he made were factually false. I don't think it was on purpose and I don't think he was trying to pull the wool over anybody's eyes. He talked about a condition that she dealt with and the way he framed it.

I know he was just doing his job, but he really towed the line. And at points, it did veer into excuse territory. What was also fascinating was that some of the claims that he made were factually false. I don't think it was on purpose and I don't think he was trying to pull the wool over anybody's eyes. He talked about a condition that she dealt with and the way he framed it.

On the whole, I have a good life. I have a partner who is so supportive and who I love. We have three cats and a dog together that we love. We live in Boston. We live in a beautiful apartment. Now I feel so much healthier. I feel better. I can do things like walk without feeling like I can't breathe. I have a sense of security that I didn't have before, at least temporarily.

On the whole, I have a good life. I have a partner who is so supportive and who I love. We have three cats and a dog together that we love. We live in Boston. We live in a beautiful apartment. Now I feel so much healthier. I feel better. I can do things like walk without feeling like I can't breathe. I have a sense of security that I didn't have before, at least temporarily.

On the whole, I have a good life. I have a partner who is so supportive and who I love. We have three cats and a dog together that we love. We live in Boston. We live in a beautiful apartment. Now I feel so much healthier. I feel better. I can do things like walk without feeling like I can't breathe. I have a sense of security that I didn't have before, at least temporarily.

People were just going about their day and in the midst of all these incredibly ordinary activities and how we were carrying this invisible weight that nobody could really see. I remember going into the bathroom and staring at the mirror, breathing deeply, intermittently closing my eyes and then looking back in the mirror again, just because I couldn't believe what I was about to do.