After the verdict came down, Ian's family members headed outside hugging, crying, and embracing one another then released four blue balloons in the air as a sign of justice being reached for them.
"We finally got some answers and we finally got justice for Ian after two years of waiting and not knowing," Jennifer McGregor, Ian's second cousin, said. "It's still going to be hard, and there's still, of course, questions on why and how could something like this happen. We feel a little bit better now."
"I'm very pleased that we have justice for Ian today," Baker said. "That was the goal when we started this case. We thought it was a murder case from minute one, and it was a murder case. That's what the jury found."
