1Andrew-theQM
Was Tony heartless and insensitive questioning the parents when they’d just identified the body of their son at the morgue?
3JohnDBurke
He could have handled it better.
4Carol420
I was surprised that he was that insensitive...these people had lost their son after all. >3 JohnDBurke: is right...Tony could have, and should have, handled it better.
5Sergeirocks
Possibly insensitive, but not too intrusive. The parents were willing to answer him. And I think he’d have backed off if they shown signs of distress.
6Maura49
>5 Sergeirocks: I agree; I think that he read the situation correctly and would have backed up if they had been distressed by his questions. Doubtless they want answers on who killed their son and why.
7Andrew-theQM
I think the questions had to be asked and overall I think he handled it as well as he could. It could be seen as insensitive but he had a role to perform, and I think it helped them to talk about him. In that situation surely they would want to know he was doing everything to catch the killer.

