"At the end of the day, my brother is still not here. Tyrell Wilson is still not here. The lives he took are still not here. He should do his parole the whole time; he was convicted," Jennifer Leong, Arboleda's sister, told KQED.
"Unless we see people tried and held accountable and in orange jumpsuits and handcuffs, this is not going away," the Conservative Partnership Institute's Rachel Bovard said on Vince Coglianese's podcast Monday.
As a family, we are still struggling to understand why someone would harm a defenceless 75-year-old man in his own home. We cannot move on with our lives until we have some answers.
"My sister was very important, not just to my family, but many, many families, too," her brother, Jose Valdes, told reporters at a family plea and press conference. "We're all going to stand together until we get the answers that we're looking for and the justice she deserves. My sister would've fought tooth and nail for anybody else."
"I just want to say Pam Bondi, the US Attorney General, has zero credibility on this case because she says there's a list, there's not a list. Anyone who has been covering this case for a substantial period of time knows there's no list."
"Whether fighting the technological abuses that abet criminalization, detention, and deportation of immigrants and people of color, or working and speaking out fearlessly to protect Americans' data privacy, all of our 2025 Awards winners contribute to creating a brighter tech future for humankind."
Bishop Joseph V. Brennan stated, 'I am clear-sighted that this path is the only path that will allow us to handle claims of sexual abuse with fair, equitable compassion while simultaneously ensuring the continuation of ministry within our Diocese.'
Amini's attack on this vulnerable girl was predatory and calculated. He has demonstrated himself to be a dangerous sexual offender and this sentence prevents him from harming anyone else.