It helps a lot to have (Gomez's) support. Back then, I never thought I'd find happiness again, but I've found someone who accepts us and loves us and truly understands.

With over 100 people there, someone had to see something. In some ways, I feel like (Perez) doesn't rest in peace because no one had to pay. Some of his best friends know who did it and haven't said anything.

She was confused. One of the questions she had was, 'Did someone go to jail for it?' It hurt to tell her no. It's hard on her. She gets very emotional when we talk about her dad. She has a huge void in her life, but we try to keep his memory alive for her.

It was the hardest day of my life. I was an emotional wreck. What's made it harder over the years is that no one has paid for it. There's been no justice. Ten years is a long time to carry that with you.

It felt great. You'd have thought we won district.

I thought we didn't choose very good pitches to swing at. We were anxious to hit and didn't make good choices at the plate.