Have any family members, parents, siblings, aunts, uncles reached out to you since that day in Ada County when the door was shut?

Mr. Coburger?

Yes, we've heard from some of the families.

The families that we've heard from directly have all expressed thanks and support for the decision and feeling like maybe now they can start trying to move forward with their lives.

We are also aware that there are family members who are not happy with the decision,

don't agree with the decision, who have been voicing their feelings about that.

And that's certainly they're right.

I don't begrudge them that.

We cannot imagine what it must be like

to lose a child. The way these families have lost a child, a sister, a brother, a friend. It's just

unimaginable. And so we respect completely how everybody has their own way of having to deal with this and to grieve.

Any idea where the murder weapon went?

No, and I don't think we'll ever know.

I know they're quite.

You'll never know because you never asked and you never made that a condition of his plea and this is where I have a

problem with and Bill Thompson to me seems like a hell of a nice guy but not necessarily a gung-ho

balls to the wall prosecutor you know so of course you're never going to find out where the murder weapon

went because you never asked. You never made that a condition of his plea. If he wants to plea,

he wants to get the death penalty taken off the table. We want to know where that knife is.

We want to know where the bloody clothing is. We want to know why.

Why did he do this?

We want to know, did he, in fact,

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