the end result. She said she had to let it affect her own emotions to effect the viewing public. "The revelation ruins their relationship, and Anderson said that Charlie was "trying desperately to bridge this gap". Breeds added "Ruby just wants to get some security back, everything she thought her life was is totally up in the air". Ruby becomes confused and starts to ask herself questions such as "Where do I stand now?" and "How do I reconcile this?" Breeds said it was a "big exploration" and a journey for Ruby, with Anderson agreeing. Anderson felt there was a beautiful element to the storyline and opined: "Although it is tragic, you feel sorry for Charlie and you can sort of understand where it has all come from."Testimony On Juvenile Sentencing Still Mixed

A Norwich man whose wife and son were murdered 20 years ago by a 15-year-old told the Sentencing Commission on Thursday that the prison sentences of some juvenile criminals should not be reconsidered.

In 1993, John Cluny came home from work and discovered the bodies of his wife, Elaine, and 14-year-old son, David. They had been murdered by a neighborhood kid, Michael Bernier, who was 15 at the time. Bernier was sentenced to 60 years in prison.

Over the years, Cluny has voiced opposition in Hartford to legislation which would reduce the prison sentences of prison inmates. He testified Thursday at public hearing on a proposal to give inmates a chance to make their case for a shorter sentence before a parole board if they