CSI: NY2004

Jo Danville:
I'm so sorry that had to happen to you.

Jay Carver:
It's okay. I know it sounds crazy, but I sort of got used to it.

Jo Danville:
Did she do the same thing to your brother and sister?

Jay Carver:
For a long time, it was just me. But then they started getting older, and I would come home from school, and I would see the... I would see the welts, and the burns and the bruises on their bodies. I thought the only chance they had to make it stop was me. Because there was nobody else there to protect them. I didn't see any other way out. I was really afraid that one day she would kill us. We had nobody.

Chief Ted Carver:
[watching from the observation room with Mac] I knew what a monster she was, what those kids were living with. I should have been there.

Detective Mac Taylor:
There's no use looking back. You can't change what is.

Chief Ted Carver:
Mac, I put that knife in Jay's hand. It was just... sitting up in my locker. He liked to carve things.

Detective Mac Taylor:
That knife didn't stab your sister. Jay did. If it wasn't that knife, it would have been another.

Chief Ted Carver:
None of this had to happen. I could have stopped it.

Detective Mac Taylor:
You did. Taking those kids in, adopting them? You turned their life around.