however, in our actual civilized society, we are considered vigilantes and we then become the cold-blooded killer. we try to destroy the monster and in turn we become that monster. andrew was certainly he was a young adult, capable of making his own decisions. and his participation in this murder, although he was certainly urged to do so by his sister, again, he was a willing participant and went along with this. i m not saying i would have done what andrew did or that anybody would. but somehow a 19-year-old man with an incredible sense of loyalty to his family was convinced that the only way to avenge his mother s death and to protect his sister, the only living relative he had, was to kill this man. cathy suh is in prison,
murder of my brother, she was out on bond, but she had to go to all the hearings they had. i m sitting in the courtroom and from behind in the aisle i feel this hand on me and i look around and it s cathy suh and she said, kevin, you know i couldn t do this. you know i m innocent. i looked back at her and the only thing i can think of to say was, what about andrew? your brother confessed to the crime already. it was to me it was a done subject. so after the hearings took place, it was time for the trial. cathy s lawyers were stirring around and they looked upset. the problem was they didn t know where cathy was. and the trial has to go on, no matter what.
out on bond but she had to go to all the hearings they had. i m sitting in the courtroom and from behind in the aisle i feel this hand on me and i look around and it s cathy suh and she said kevin, you know i couldn t do this. you know i m innocent. i looked back at her and the only thing i can think of to say is what about andrew? your brother confessed to the crime already. it was to me it was a done subject. so after the hearings took place, it was time for the trial. cathy s lawyers were stirring around and they looked upset. the problem was they didn t know where cathy was. and the trial has to go on, no matter what. a few of the jury members
cathy suh is in prison serving a sentence for a crime they were able to prove she committed. this crime hat the drycleaner also be an unsolved case. i believe with all my heart and sincerity that he was responsible for this. he was the man for slashing my mother 33 times. he shattered my life. he was the man responsible for putting me in this place. but in the same breath i say who am i to decide that? on certain days i wake up and say oh my god, what have you done? what have you done? you took another person s life. and i will always be a murderer. andrew was the last person to see my brother alive. it s hard to get over.
when cathy was charged with the murder of my brother, she was out on bond, but she had to go to all the hearings they had. i m sitting in the courtroom and from behind, in the aisle, i feel this hand on me, i look around and it s cathy suh, the person who had my brother murdered. she pleads with me, kevin, you know it, you know i couldn t do this. you know i m innocent. i look back at her and the only things i can think of to say, what about andrew? your brother confessed to the crime already. it was already it was to me, it was a done subject. so after the hearings took place, it was time for the trial and k cathy s lawyers were stirring around and they looked upset. the problem was they didn t know where cathy was. the trial has to go on no matter what.