On the recordMay 9, 2013
There is no timetable. Until you find out what happened to your child, dead or alive, and parents are ready to find out if they're dead.
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transcripts.cnn.comJohn Walsh: “There is no timetable. Until you find out what happened to your child, dead or alive, and parents are ready to find out…”
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John Walsh emphasizes the lack of closure for parents until they know the fate of their missing children.
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At some point, this family, this mother and father have to realize that somebody's beautiful daughter was murdered by their horrible sociopathic son and her fiance, and the parents had been helping him.
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