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No, it was a it was a great family and home to grow up in. It was a loving home. You know, we had a lot of
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direction, um, a lot of structure. You know, we're encouraged to, you know, do the right
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thing. What happened was a tragedy. I'm sorry that what what happened to their to their loved ones, you know, and
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nobody deserves that and they deserve justice. Um, I don't want them to think that because I'm fighting for my brother
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and that I don't think they deserve that justice. I want to help my brother because I believe he's innocent. If I
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still think they found the wrong guy, you know, I I trust me, I wish they found more evidence to to to prosecute
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my brother and make me feel more comfortable that, hey, he did it, but um, you know, when all you have is here,
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you know, a car that looked like his and there's no physical evidence, I just don't see how you can prosecute. There's
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been millions of people fired who don't come back eight years and kill somebody.
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You know, most of the time if you know, at least from my understanding is that most of the time if people get fired and
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they're really angry, they're usually angry at that moment. And if they do anything foolish, that's usually when
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they do it. Um, typically they don't come back eight years later, um, even 13 years later to seek revenge. Um,
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especially when, you know, they, you know, my brother owned a home. He had a Ferrari. He had cars. He had, you know,
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he had money. Yes, he was having some financial difficulties towards the end, but he still had, you know, his cars
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were paid off. I mean, he had he had things to look forward to. He had tons of recruiters calling him and um so this
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notion that he couldn't find a job or he was like in dire straits, you know, I didn't see that at all.