Stephanie Soo

And so netizen comments are reading they failed her too.

Quote, I would be voicing negatively more about the person that killed my granddaughter.

I wouldn't be saying he played soccer and he was a quiet and good kid and blah, blah, blah.

Another comment reads, anybody else creeped out by this entire family?

Another comment reads, he had demons in his past that he was dealing with.

Why on earth would he be allowed in the same room with Anna, a teenage girl who in reality was not related to him except through marriage of her dad?

What a shame for Anna.

God bless her soul.

There's a hearsay statement, if you will, but he was not in the room at the time.

And his grandmother ultimately states, I can't accuse him because I don't know what happened in that room, but I believe to him that is his truth.

He was an emotional mess.

He couldn't even speak.

He couldn't believe what had happened.

to which people are commenting along the lines of, he couldn't even speak because he was traumatized or because he was exercising his right to remain silent.

People also don't like the fact that the grandparents intentionally described them as being just like brother and sister, which people are saying to say that almost indicates that they were not just like brother and sister, not indicating that something nefarious was happening, but like, it's a very odd thing to say.

Rather than something generic like, they got along well.

They were adjusting well to being a blended family.

They shared the same sense of humor.

Chantel, the stepbrother's mom, later in a slightly unrelated court hearing, she does confirm that the FBI have, they believe that her 16-year-old son is a suspect in Anna's murder.

Okay, we're going to get into this whole court hearing in a second.