the scene with the crosses in zd unironically made me more sad than the shooting scene cause like, it really emphasised that the two people who u saw from the start of the film, is gone.
theyre nothing but what they did, the people taht burned the crosses never saw the tapes, they
in 2018, a group of lawmakers was made to research how children are treated in prison/ courts. a number of them were invited to kip’s prison to get to know the inmates and be able to meet directly.
a meeting was organised that kip attended, along with other inmates of his and the guests, and all sat in a big circle. everyone knew kip and what he had done so it was quite uncomfortable.
some of the guests later said that when they saw him, they thought about walking out.
various questions were asked, including “what’s something that you’ve wanted to do but have never done?”
to this, kip answered that he has always wanted to go to a concert.
the man who organised the group, floyd prozanski, attended the meeting and met kip. he said he expected kip to be ‘more deranged’, from what he had read about him.
a state representative, sherrie sprenger, did not like kip but she spoke to him at the meeting and asked him questions. she thought of him to be very respectful and showed remorse.
she asked him, ‘how about your sister? you killed her parents.’
to this he got quiet, and replied ‘my sister’s the best.’