Nancy Grace

She has dealt with so many survivors trying to make sense of a new normal.

Karen, please, what is your advice to these two girls joining us today?

Girls, when I first moved to New York to start off at Court TV, Karen and I would watch trials together in a dark studio, and we would talk about what the victims had gone through.

Do you remember that, Karen?

All those years, 11 years in those dark studios.

And she's right.

It won't go away.

It changes.

You don't cry every single day.

But probably right now, that's still your situation.

And Karen, please jump in whenever you have a suggestion.

Bridget and Coco, tell me about what life was like living with these beautiful girls.

First to you, Bridget.

You know, it struck me, Bridget, that when either you or Coco went back to the apartment, I believe it was you, their PJs were still lying out on the bed where they had placed them to hop into when they got home.

Yeah, they were.

Coco...

Tell me about a typical day that you would have waking up with these beautiful girls.

They're truly, I don't even think most people are lucky enough to have friends like we did in their whole lifetime.

And we would wake up, open the curtains, let the sun shine in, just sit in our PJs, make breakfasts.

play music.