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And through all this, Timothy, did he ever take accountability or explain himself in any way? Like even after the
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conviction? >> No. Uh, and this is interesting because according to Sergeant Venosa, in the
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years since Wendy's murder, Timothy has become born again. Yet, apparently, he didn't feel close enough to God to
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unbburden himself of his ultimate sin or at the very least even apologize for it.
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>> But apology or not, Marlene now has the closure she sought. her years since have
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been about keeping Wendy's memory alive. She said that she feels as long as people are talking about Wendy, like
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we're doing right now, it means that Wendy is still alive in some way and that she hasn't been forgotten. And when
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our reporter asked Marlene what she wanted people to remember most about her daughter, she said this.
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>> She had dreams. She had her life all planned out and she was working even in grammar school towards getting where she
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wanted to be when she grew up. She was a good friend, a really good friend. So I'm told she was a beautiful soul,
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beautiful soul, and a loving daughter, loving sister. She's missed every day. Wendy's story is a perfect example of
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how justice can prevail no matter how long it takes. And hopefully it will serve as an inspiration for all those
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families out there still waiting for their own justice.