June Steenkamp Interview

The transcript discusses the family's perspective on the treatment of Oscar in jail, comparing their suffering to that of another family who lost their daughter. It highlights that while Oscar's family still has him, the other family does not have their daughter. The speaker believes Oscar was treated well in jail and questions the complaints about his treatment, expressing confusion over why these issues have arisen.

What is the main point the speaker makes about the family's situation?

• The family does not care about Oscar.

• The family is happy with Oscar's treatment.

• The family still has Oscar, unlike the speaker who lost a daughter.

• The family has not suffered at all.

What is the speaker's emotional response to the family's situation?

• Indifference

• Confusion and empathy

• Anger

• Joy

How does the speaker describe Oscar's time in jail?

• He had a very difficult time.

• He was treated poorly.

• He was treated well and received special care.

• He was ignored by the authorities.

Why does the speaker believe the family cannot complain about Oscar's treatment?

• Because Oscar was treated with respect and care.

• Because Oscar was ignored.

• Because Oscar was punished severely.

• Because Oscar was released early.

What does the speaker think about the complaints regarding Oscar's treatment?

• The complaints are justified.

• The complaints are supported by evidence.

• The complaints are confusing because Oscar was treated well.

• The complaints are ignored by the speaker.