What was he thinking about?

As the reality sunk in, that John Baniszewski Sr.'s family was guilty of the crime, what do you think that he was thinking? How do you think it made him feel to know that his family was capable of committing this crime?

Being that he did not pay child support, or make sure his kids were eating, I don't think he gave a shit what they did. I am sure when he got stuck with all of them, he was not happy.

Well,.. yeah... But some parents love their children, no matter what they've done. I have a parent who is like that. No matter what the "Black Sheep" of our family has done, one of my parents has always been there to help him out. The parent I'm referring to doesn't like the things that he's done, and wants, more than anything, to see him turn his life around. That, in no way means that my parent is accepting him. For the most part, my parent has little association with him, but is helpful to him because he's family and doesn't have many people to turn to. Of course that's no one's fault but his own, since he chose that way of life, but I just have a parent who is one of those people who never gives up on people.