Well, obviously, your world is turned upside down. Nothing is the same, and I'm speaking as an auntie. I'm not speaking as a mother or a father. I can't imagine how that would be. On every holiday and every occasion, there's someone missing.
In our case, with it being a high profile case, it was in the news quite a lot. There was a lot of talk. Victoria is now a larger city, but it's not.... We've been there for decades and generations. We know a lot of people, and there was a lot of talk and stuff.
As I said before about our offenders, too, knowing that their violence escalated, it's just unbelievable, it really is, to hear that that no one did anything to these monsters, and they just were allowed to murder somebody the way they did. It's very traumatizing, and it's something that you'll never outlive. It's always there.
Ultimately, as you were saying, I don't mind speaking about this. I mean, yes, obviously I'm emotional, but I said very early on after Kimmy died that something good has to happen from Kimmy's death. We need to make it happen, because no one can die in that brutal manner and have nothing positive come from it—there has to be. Someone can't die like that for nothing.