I cried for Mr. Anderson. It was so sad to hear him talk about his much loved son and the fact that nobody in Seattle reached out to him to offer condolences or to tell him how and who murdered his son. Every parent could relate to this man. His son and other sons and daughters who were murdered should never be just statistics. We need to acknowledge them.
Our children are precious. Mr.Anderson said we need God in our lives and we must all come together. His words rang true.
“He didn’t even know his son had gone out that night.”
And whose fault is that? Our parents knew where we were every minute of the day — and night.