Watching the video of the brothers discussing the case, you’d have to have a heart of stone to not acknowledge the enormity of their grief. Two people they loved are gone from this earth. Their brother’s life, their nephew’s life will never be the same. Every holiday, every celebration will carry fresh pain for the absence of MM and PM.
They asked the public…please involve yourself, please come forward with tips, please help us find justice.
I wonder if at any time, maybe some quiet moment, in their own sorrow, they might have had a thought …of the grief of SS’s Mother…and MB’s parents. I wonder if they chided themselves for not doing all they could to help assuage that grief by cooperating, by helping THEM find their justice?
They are expert practitioners of the law. I’m going to presume that everything they did or didn’t do was legally sound…but in protecting themselves, their family …did they set a precedence far different from what they now would like other families to follow? Because now they are the ones grieving, needing cooperation, needing information.
They are asking people now to step up, give tips, name others, maybe be interviewed by LE, give a statement. How does it feel asking others to take that risk of getting involved for them…now…as they consider their own actions in the past?
There’s equity in the suffering of grief. The pain of that loss manifests itself in the same way, whether rich, poor, hunting lodge or trailer park. I’ve seen it be a unifier between people who had little in common before.
I’d like to think that whatever power and influence this family has left after this case is solved, that they might direct what remains… toward finding justice for SS and MB…whatever that means.
just my humble opinion.
