Hey, good evening, everybody.

We have got a extra summer dapper dandy Lionel with us tonight.

Look at him with the, what's that called in the collar?

That would be either a boutonier or some type of a floral arrangement or a lapel pin or an appurtenance or an accoutreau more so you've just tuned in and you have not seen the news today

a note has been published by Virginia by her brothers now the media's kind of headlining it as if it is an unaliving note,

but it's not an unaliving note. It's just a note to inspire other survivors and campaigners.

I'm going to read that, but we also have the story of the broken neck,

Virginia's broken neck story, which is just emerged today. So I'm just going to go over the highlights of this article.

And then we will get Lionel's reaction.

So Virginia left behind a handwritten note with a message of support for SA survivors before she died.

The family revealed they found the note among her possessions at the farmhouse where her

body was discovered.

And her brother, Guy, showed an image of the note, which he believe was intended to be sent

to a protest rally outside the White House in Washington today.

In it, she told supporters, we are not going to go away.

Mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers need to show the battle lines are drawn.

And we stand together to fight for the future of victims.

Is protesting the answer?

I don't know.

But we've got to start somewhere.

And then, I mean, I'll put the note up on the screen in a minute, but let me just find you the neck break stuff. All right, before we do,

though, her brother said when he showed this note on social media, hello world, we received

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