Jonathan Hirsch

Right, so yeah, Kent gets it, right?

Like Bart was afraid of failing and didn't wanna accept it.

and didn't want to come forward with the truth.

So as they're recovering from their surgeries, the father and son attend a joint funeral for Kent's wife, Bart's mom, his brother, their son,

in the same church where Kevin's high school graduation had been celebrated not that long ago.

Exactly.

And he describes it.

He's sort of having these flashback moments where he's like remembering the good times, right?

While also having to very much be in this moment.

Like I would have fully disassociated if I were him.

Yeah, it must have been a surreal experience to have to

bury your family like that and then try to move on.

Well, the case is, as far as Kent is concerned at this point, a little bit stalled out.

They want answers about what had happened.

And there does seem to be some questions about Bart and his involvement.

But Kent also describes there were some open theories there that he felt weren't being answered.

explored, so he had questions at first about the Sugarland Police Department's investigation.

So, for example, the night before the shooting, his youngest boy, Kevin, had this friend, a girl, who had come over near the house, like in her truck, and they had sat in the car together, and she had sort of confessed her feelings for Kevin.

Which Kevin did not reciprocate.

And she was pretty upset about all of that on top of the fact that she had a boyfriend at the time.