Kimberly Brady

And then for him to say he didn't want to bother anybody on Thanksgiving, really...

Ever since I heard it, it's been replaying in my head over and over. It was all very unbelievable.

Everybody knows everybody and everything about everybody.

We were always together. We would go camping. We were always in the water, always doing something. Me and Haley were always together.

He'd just sit there and hug me and be like, oh, Rachel, Rachel, my big sister, and then make me laugh every single time.

Nobody else called him that, just the family? Oh, no. His, like, really good friends would call him it after they heard me call him it. He would get so mad at me for saying it in front of his friends.

She was bubbly and funny. She was very athletic in high school. She was in gymnastics and softball and track.

Not ever. I think ever since I heard it, it's been replaying in my head over and over. I feel like any time I hear somebody say, oh my God, that's what I think of.

I was very happy to see him taken away, but there was no winners.

And then they said they were going to go to my mom and dad's house.

Even if I would have called over and over again, he would have called or answered and been like, what do you want? Strange for Haley to not answer her phone? Extremely. She would have never not answered my phone call.

I just buried my head into my hands and I started to cry.

We heard about a car accident. that had a red car and we thought it was him right away. And so we went and looked and it ended up being car pieces for a different car. And so then when that wasn't him either, we started to get extremely worried.

I started crying on one of them, and I was like, you better not be making fun of me.

I walked in, and then my dad said that somebody... Somebody shot Nickel Baby. And I remember I just went right outside and I sat in the snow. And I just buried my head into my hands and I started to cry. And then he tapped me on the shoulder and told me, Haley's gone too.

I knew that my brother had worked for him in the summer, but I didn't know him at all.