Kena Whitworth

He was like he had taken these pictures, what, for himself?

I think you're absolutely right.

And it's important that we all realize that every single family is going to grieve in their own unique way.

And so I think it's important to not compare their reactions because they're not the same.

And we know that Keely Gonzalez's family has really been out at the forefront.

They've been the ones talking.

They've been the ones sort of...

fighting some battles with prosecutors and with detectives.

They wanted to know everything.

They wanted all the information that they could get.

That was something that brought them some solace.

I sort of found myself leaning on the words of Olivia Gonzalez, Kaylee's sister, because she was really strong because she didn't want

people to not know the depravity of the crime.

It was important to her that people were aware that her sister was stabbed some 34 times, many of those times in the head and face area.

Yes.

And to think about a mother having to learn that about her daughter and, you know, sharing with you that Kaylee's mom, when the report came out that Kaylee was unrecognizable, I mean, that was really hard for Christy Gonsalves to read that.

And I think that they were frustrated because they were reading that at the same time that the media was reading it.

They didn't have that information prior.

You know, they weren't given any kind of

exclusive information ahead of time.