We feel a responsibility to our parents.

My father lived through it and passed away at the age of 90. He used to tell the stories and break down and cry.

This was a planned governmental action to kill Armenians, not something that happened randomly. We never had the luxury of growing up with a normal family life with grandparents, aunts or uncles. So many didn't survive.

I'm well aware of the show. The handful of people who were able to survive have always believed in the need for education and advancement of awareness in the countries that we live in.

For the families and parents of the victims there has not been one iota of accountability or responsibility on any level since 9/11. This is our last hope . . . to see that this person receives justice.

We firmly believe it is the right and responsibility of parents to make decisions about what their child reads.