I don't think William's sister would agree with you. She has said she wants to be a detective so she can find out what happened to her brother. She has been through hell. Not with just her brother missing, but all that the ex fosters put her through. She wants justice.
Unless you know her personally you can’t speak on her behalf. I was simply stating my opinion that she has had a lot to deal with in her life and doesn’t need added pressure. I’m no interest in counting down to her 18th birthday in the hopes there will be some revelation. I only hope she can find some happiness and peace in her life.
I was only going by what she said at the Inquest. And her braveness at telling her teacher about not wanting to return to the ex fosters, and why. That takes bravery. I doubt that her turning 18 would produce anything differently. I have worked extensively with kids going through unresolved crimes that affect their lives. Believe me, they don't find peace that easily. Not until the crime has been resolved. Often they remain feisty.
