Statement from Karim and Nancy Iskander: To all of you who have loved us, Mark, and Jacob, and who have stood by our family from the very beginning — we are deeply grateful. Today we thank you, and we thank the jury for delivering the punitive damages verdict today and , along with the previous wrongful death verdict. We are especially thankful that the jury saw the truth and delivered justice with clarity and courage, guided by the outstanding work of the wonderful Brian Panish. As you might imagine, our hearts remain broken and no verdict can ease the pain of losing our two sweet boys. It is a profoundly sad day when a jury is forced to place a dollar value on the lives of our children. We understand this verdict will be appealed and that it may be years before any money is ever collected, if at all. What matters most to us now is that the perpetrators are finally beginning to show signs of accepting accountability, and that through this trial, many more people have had the chance to meet Mark and Jacob — to learn who they truly were and the light they brought into this world. Sleep tight Mark and Jacob. We love you.

THE HAUNTING NIGHTMARE THAT TORMENTS ME STILL! The most painful memory from the night my boys were murdered is the cold stare of Rebecca Grossman right outside the ER. I stepped out to see my friend Maggy, who’d been denied entry because of COVID — and there she was. The woman who had just killed my sons. She KNEW exactly what she’d done since they told her at the time of her arrest. She KNEW who I was. I saw it. A female officer quickly spun her around so she couldn’t keep staring at me. I went back inside and watched my 8 year old Jacob take his last breaths. That moment HAUNTS me daily. But Rebecca doesn’t even remember any of it. How can that be?? Someone tell me! she clearly remembered which doctors she knew at Los Robles to call on them to get her out. She and her husband even accuse me of making it up on this prison call. Take a listen