[TrentCrimmIndependent]

It just seems like special lengths are gone to because of the high profile nature of the case more than anything. When you have a terrible situation that affects so many, why inflict more pain and victims needlessly and add to what's already been done?

I may just be wrong because I'm on the periphery of this whole case but it feels like these measures are taken to bring some kind of "consoling" resolution in the headlines, when in reality and behind the scenes it's just more people affected negatively.

These people are going to have to find/make their own peace, which is heartbreaking to begin with and I feel for them. I just don't believe the eye for an eye means of separating a family will bring any meaningful peace or accomplishes anything.

Now having the guy be a spokesperson sharing his story as a cautionary influence on the industry sounds like how you transmute this into something actually good. Shipping people off for some kind of shallow repayment/victory/whatever doesn't and won't.