If Sarah had been a teenager when Vox died, sheâd probably become one of those family-members-of-serial-killers who spend the rest of their lives in denial about what their loved one did. As a child, she wasnât really in a position to question what she was told by her family/the police/the press, so she had no choice but to try (and fail) to reconcile the version of her dad that existed in her head with the person he truly wasâ but as a teen? Straight into denial. Not vocal or aggressive denial, but the kind of stubborn, irrational refusal to accept reality that only gets stronger as the years go on.
















