Please allow me to get this off of my heart. When an officer finds Quinton, the person will carry the sight of a discarded broken little body with them for the rest of their life. It seems unfair in a way, the guilty one won't have to come face to face with the actual reality of what they've done. The sight, the sound, the smell. They get a picture or video maybe to watch. And that is a far cry from what they deserve. During biblical times, if you killed someone, they were strapped to you as a punishment. Day and night you carried the consequences of your actions on your back. The weight, the decay, it was all yours.