oceanblueeyes
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I see this differently. I would cry if my brother killed someone. I would cry for the person he killed. I would cry for my parents. There are a lot of reasons why he could have been crying. Until facts are presented that prove they should be treated otherwise, I'm going to treat the accused's family as victims as well and show some empathy for what they're going through. They didn't do this. They didn't ask for this. RT has destroyed so many lives with his stupidity and greed.
Just my opinion. I respect totally that others feel differently. Also, Treelights, I don't believe you aren't showing empathy. I'm only expressing how I interpret the brother's tears.
I believe the brother was crying because his own brother has been arrested for doing this. I can understand why he believes his brother couldn't do this. Its even incomprehensible to so many of us how anyone could be this cold and callous.
I don't think he was even thinking about the couple he killed when he was crying in the video. He is overwhelmed that his brother has been accused of something so heinous and of course like most family members do in these kind of cases they think their family member is innocent. Denial is a coping mechanism.
I can fully understand the denial because who in the world really wants to think someone they have known and loved could be capable of such a hideous thing? So the Towns family reaction is what we normally see in many other murder cases.
I do have sympathy for them because he has destroyed their lives as they knew it too. Now they will forever be known as the family of the man who brutally shot two wonderful people in the head all because of greed. However I also think they are trying to make excuses for him and I suppose that is understandable as well.
IMO