B
Right.
A
And, you know, I, I think when you listen to like the, uh, the, the victims ' families and things, they're always talking about, you know, uh, feeling justified or feeling, you know, like they've gotten something out of it, I mean, my thought has been, once the guy has been imprisoned, if he goes to jail forever or whatever, if he gets killed, it shouldn't make any difference to the, uh, the victim's family. The only thing that should really, I mean, obviously, if someone of mine who has close died, I'd probably feel differently, but --
B
Right.
A
-- you know, th-, you know, what, the important thing is that they be caught and not be a danger to society.
B
Right and that, and, you know, also by keeping them in prison, you do have the possibility, though, we don't currently do this, of making restitution.
A
Right, I mean, the,