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"You should gather as much evidence as possible to ensure those responsible get long sentences or even the death penalty. Wouldn't that be better?" Calantha suggested. The man replied, "I can't find any evidence." "Don't worry. Many people are already working on finding evidence," Calantha reassured him. The man, now calmer, started to cry, "My wife is really gone!" As he cried, many others around him also began to weep. The scene moved Calantha, and she couldn't help but shed a few tears as well. At this point, the police spoke up, "Victims' families, we understand your pain, but we must follow proper procedures. If you want to sue Mr. Lick, you can file a claim. But please don't cause disturbances here. It disrupts the public." "Officer, we don't want to cause trouble, but their attitude is too terrible," a family member said. "The criminals have been caught, but some issues remain unresolved. Our loved ones died here. Don't we deserve compensation?" His words resonated with o