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It is about parents forced to confront the actions of their child.
And it is about a justice system trying to answer questions that have no perfect answers.
An 86-year sentence may satisfy one idea of justice while leaving other questions unresolved.
Can someone who commits a terrible crime as a teenager genuinely change?
If they change, should the law ever reconsider their punishment?
How should society balance accountability with rehabilitation?
There are no universal answers.
What remains certain is that violent crime creates consequences far beyond the person who commits it.