Ariel Dedolph

It definitely shows how complex families can be and the challenges that families deal with in difficult times. It's obviously very difficult and complicated for everyone. I don't see it as villains and victims, it's more like sympathy and understanding that it's a terrible situation for everybody -- for child and parents.

I know a number of Shultises in Woodstock and I don't think this should change anybody's individual perspective, they're overwhelmingly nice folks. This situation stands on its own as far as I'm concerned and the parties that are involved will have to answer for whatever transgressions they may have committed.