Parents of Parkland Shooting Victim Cry While Hearing Autopsy Findings

Parkland shooting victim Gina Montalto's parents started to cry while hearing the findings of their daughter's autopsy.

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[lauraMol]

The doctor is not cold. He is a human being and obviously feels for the parents of the victims but it would be extremely unprofessional to go up there and start showing his emotions.

[beppo]

As a parent, sitting 15’ away from this animal while hearing what he did to your son or daughter would be absolutely gut wrenching. I genuinely don’t understand how they kept it together. The restraint the families showed during this trial is one of the most incredible things I’ve ever seen.

[pontusbackman]

The doctor is amazing. I can see in his eyes he bears emotions and empathy for the parents, but you can't hear it and you can't see it from his body language.

He is very professional and that's what I imagine the parents wants. They are going through enough pain as it is, imagine watching a professional break down that has dealt with death so many times.

That would crush them completely.

[missykeatings]

The look on the faces of the parents absolutely breaks my heart. I could never be so strong as them.

[seeingheaven]

I’ve read a few comments about Dr. Osbournes’ demeanor, and feeling that he seems a little “cold” when describing the injuries. Medical providers, whose job it is to deal with trauma/death day-in and day-out, definitely develop the ability to disassociate from their emotions. They couldn’t do their jobs if they didn’t. People having anxiety, shock, and stress reactions have difficulty thinking clearly. In these particular professions, we desperately need those among us who can put these emotions aside temporarily to do these very necessary jobs. These people, like anyone else exposed to violence in a society, do take all of this with them however. All of the witnessed trauma and violence to human beings, big and small, creates a type of PTSD that each deals with in their own way. The brutality of our world is an astonishing thing, and these dedicated professionals act as it’s witness.

[BenSwagnerd]

I appreciate the professionalism of the doctor. I can see he was masterfully covering them, but the emotions are there. That is clearly a man who cares very much about his job, and is ensuring that his testimony is as thorough and respectful as possible to get justice for these victims. Checking on his notes for accuracy is already important, but the fact that he ensured it was acceptable to refer to them each time - he wanted to be sure nobody had room to say anything about it later. He is a man covering his bases and taking his job so seriously. He has my respect.

[johnfranklin]

I can tell you as someone who has worked in an ICU for 40 years, there ARE TIMES that our emotions for not only the patient, but FOR THE FAMILY, does get to us, and we do take it home, and its difficult to get it out of our minds. Many is the time I've got off shift, got in my car, and just sat there and broke down. Many times I've embraced total strangers and shared tears with them. My heart goes out to these family's whose lives are changed forever. Losing a loved one is always devastating, but to lose your child in this cant even imagine it.

[alynebeaty]

All I can think about is how that father began to cry when they read his child’s height and weight….I’m sure all he could think about was the day they were born and how much they weighed then😢 so sad I would never want to experience anything remotely this painful

[stephanieee]

As a medical professional we are trained to separate our emotions to our visitors/patients. There’s a certain extent that we have to protect our own emotions as well. If you allow yourself to feel everything we wouldn’t be able to work in the field we are in

[loonatic]

That poor man was suffering while having to explain the wounds in front of those poor poor parents...this is sickening and heartbreaking

[isaotero]

The constant frowns on their faces just breaks my heart. The pain they must be feeling is unimaginable. I just pray that in time they find peace

[redlocculturetalk]

The doctor is awesome. He’s provided great detail and explanations of how things are caused and why . You can see it’s difficult for him to speak about these children who died . He too goes home with these images and details in his memory . It’s hard to tell families how their loved ones died .

[alysgrant]

My deepest respect to him. His testimony is crucial. I'm sure that as much as he tries to control his emotions, he carries that horror with him. I think he reminds himself of the importance of his testimony to at least bring some justice to the victims.

[bratzatak]

Hearing the autopsy findings, it’s like being able to see/ understand how it all played out and the fact that he literally doubled back to kill people he had already maimed and shoot them at point blank range shows that he knew exactly what he was doing. He wasn’t insane or having a mental break, he was just angry and full of hate and wanted to do as much PERMANENT damage as possible. I feel really bad for the families. They didn’t deserve any of this and neither did the kids who died / were injured and the teachers.

[therrastrial]

Enormous respect to the doctor who kept it very professional and thanks to people like him in his profession, we can solve crimes and know what happened to our loved ones.

[louisewoodward]

Seeing Gina's father's face when then doctor read his daughter's age, weight and height broke my heart. She was a little girl snuffed off the earth for no reason. As a parent, I know I'd never recover.

[farhana]

I'm actually crying looking at the dad's reaction. How could anyone do this to another human being let alone a child

[CourtneyxAmanda]

This makes me so angry. I cant imagine sitting in the court room with a complete stranger who essentially took away the person you gave life to. Watched their first steps, their first smile and laugh, their first birthday, family dinners, movie nights, sports games, falling asleep in your bed because there scared at night, so many memories just for them to be taken away by one selfish person who you didn't even know existed. for no reason what so ever. it's not fair and I feel so awful for the parents

[jnmg]

How horrible for the parents to see the pictures of their children in a table after an autopsy! That’s the worst nightmare that a human being can live through! I can’t even imagine…

[laurelkendun]

imagine having to hear such specific detail of the wounds that caused an immense amount pain for your child and ultimately killed them, in the same room as the person that inflicted the wounds. these parents are strong for baring this. i am usually good at maintaining composure, but if i were one of those parents, i know i would break down. i would have to try so insanely hard to not physically lash out at the killer when he’s in the same room.