Yes, I did see that. Many are the reasons now that I can see for Kaytlynns family being silent up until this point. I can see how they may have been afraid that a negative light cast upon their daughter could have affected the public interest. It shouldn't, and it certainly doesn't for me. Nothing nothing nothing, justifies killing a youngster. Nothing she could have done could even begin to be her fault. I'd have been dead 50 times over by age 22 if that was the case.
No one is saying she was a "bad person"...she did make at least one very bad decision though. It should be more shocking somehow, than it is, to me. I would like to think that this sort of thing starts a but later...not at 14.
Parents really need to take off their blinders in general, imo, and admit that any child, even those involved athletics and honor societies for instance, could also be involved in illegal and/or dangerous behaviors. I think it all goes on far earlier and far more often than even a jaded cynic like me thinks. Jmo
The blood being found in so many places, he must have chased her with that hammer
