Quay Greer

Like I was on edge the whole time because, you know, maybe he just might get off and get away with it.

I kind of just went blank and I lost it.

You know, I wanted to go up to him and choke him out and not let go until he wasn't breathing.

I said that we need to do something.

We need to either get up or try to stop this man or get him.

He told me that he didn't want to do that because he was scared of getting shot.

Before the verdict, you know, I just prayed.

It was just so much.

It's like you're waiting on, you know, someone to just save you and grab you out of that hellhole.

I was so happy, but, you know, it wasn't no type of verdict that could have brought Akilah back.

He sent his friend and her to get some money to see if we had cash on us or some type of money.

Without those statements, I wouldn't be in here.

All I wanted was justice for my child.

They came to the verdict I wanted them to have, but on neither side was a winner.

I mean, McKeever, she wanted a divorce, but who was actually going to lose in a divorce?

You know, Yuri was, and he knew that.

He had the mentality like, oh, if I can't love you, no one can love you.

That's how I took it.

She would have got a divorce.

She just didn't have time to.