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Darlene Torres, Dylan and Shasta’s grandmother, was the first relative to come out of the courthouse. She said, “I am so glad this is over. Justice has been served. It’s been a long three years.” She said when she looked at Duncan in the courtroom, “I see nothing but an evil, empty cold-hearted shell, that’s all I see.”
She said nothing can be done to Duncan that will relieve her emptiness, “but at least I know he’s not out there hurting anyone else.” She added, “His judgment day is coming yet – he will pay for what he’s done,” referring to when Duncan faces his maker.
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