Friends who knew John share memories of his life and impact, providing a fuller picture of who he was. Jocelyn, who narrowly survived stabbing themselves, discusses their experiences with fear and their evolving perception of it. She also elaborates on their efforts to keep their brother's memory alive and their unwavering quest for justice. Throughout, we contemplate the restorative justice approach, envisioning it as a means to address the harm caused by their brother's unrelenting killers. Various events, old relationships, and retrieved documents bring new insights and potential leads, fuelling a resurgent momentum in the relentless search for justice for John.