which is what I think it's really all about.

You know, when you talk about the victim's families,

this is Stacey Chapin, the mother of Ethan Chapin,

who happened to be a triplet.

Emily, I mean, you know, kids played soccer and sports,

and then all of a sudden we were the top news story in the nation.

I apologize for this feeding.

Basically, I'm going to speak for her.

What she said, she really wants to put this behind her and her family because she has two other children

that are triplets to Ethan numbers two and three or whatever you want to say but they're

so she wants them to try to live a normal life and she doesn't want to like sort of dwell on the negativity of this.

And you know, God bless her, because I wouldn't be like that. I would want been, I would, I would,

I would want justice. I would be vindictive. And that's more of the way most people would feel.

But she and her family are, I think, very special people.

And you see on the right of this thumbnail is his sister and all the way to the left,

his brother.

And of course, the parents in the middle.

And Ethan is the real tall fellow who lost his life as being one of the Idaho four.

But you're right.

We have a duty to the family to do the best possible job of investigation and prosecution of this case.

And Matt, you know you've dealt with homicide victims' families

throughout your career in Orange County, California.

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