Stephanie Soo

But then the problem that the Kepners would have had is that you can't put a 16-year-old and a 14-year-old boy in one room.

You need to have some sort of adult.

So it seems like an irresponsible choice from the adults.

So it seems like the best solution would have been Anna to be with her grandparents.

And then they should have figured something out with the two teenage boys.

And then the second option would have been that Anna gets her own room.

And then maybe the boys are with the grandparents.

And then the third option that I saw pulled a lot was like, you just...

If you're taking nine people on a cruise and you're budgeting, you just have to split up.

So they were saying you should put Chris Kepner, the dad, with the two boys, and then you should put Chantel with the two young girls, maybe Anna, and then the grandparents can get their own room.

But it just seems like maybe Chris and Chantel were very, maybe selfish about the room organization.

It was just a weird room organization.

No parent really thinks that this was okay.

Yeah, I think the only parents I see in the comments that are saying, oh, this is perfectly fine.

They seem to be from a much older generation.

I don't know how that affects it, but it's very interesting.

Now, even Anna's own grandma states to ABC, whatever happened in that room, the only person responsible is the person that was in the room with Anna.

According to Anna's death certificate, Anna Kepner died by mechanical asphyxia by another person.

It has been widely reported that she appears to have been held in a bar hold.

And this is even reported by her grandmother.