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I thought he would.

It took a long time.

And the return letter went into the things like, you know, yeah, we need to talk.

But rather than taking responsibility, Weymunk outlines a process centered on his own terms and not on the needs of Jesse.

You are now communicating with the man who murdered your daughter.

If you were to talk to him in person, would that be something that would be somewhat helpful to you?

I think being in the same room would have a negative impact on me.

I can't assure you that I have no interest in engaging in restorative justice or any sense of closure with you.

How could you possibly restore 17 years of life without Holly?

So you've never been there?

Never been there.

Would you want to go there?

At this point, I think I would like to do that.

Years after his daughter was discovered here, Jesse James visits the sacred hallowed ground for the first time, not just to face where Holly's body was abandoned, but to honor her memory.

Not only for myself, but I'd like to represent my family and her friends that did not get to see her again.

What do you think about now?

I think that I miss my protector.

She was always the big sister.

Today, those who loved Holly keep her memory alive, remembering her as the devoted mother and dedicated soldier she always strived to be.

What would you like the world to remember about Holly?