point where they just feel there's nothing no other alternative for them it's a sad outcome"as for jill lippert- she's doing the best she can to remember the good things about her friend. jill: "53:34 jovial i would think is a good word for barb, you know, she was smart and happy and she just together"she's wanting others to know- how great of person barbara was, too. jill: "51:36 they were always just a beautiful family" police are waiting to get the official report back from the coroner, before finishing their investigation. live in fairfield township, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. nine on your side wanted to know if there are services out there - for parents who feel overwhelmed raising a child with special needs - like this case in fairfield township. the "special needs kids' club" at crossroads.the group meets once a month. times and dates vary by location.information is available on crossroads' website.we've also tweeted out a direct link. you can also find it on wcpo.com slash seen on nine. the madison local school district is implementing new safety measures after four students where inj

jill lippert//friend: "52:43 there's no possible way there could've been any malice for her to make the decision that she did"for 15 years- jill lippert- lived two houses down from 54-year old barbara busch. she says she knew her- and her family well- including her daughter- 24-year old, cynthia. she's have a hard time coming to terms- knowing barbara shot cynthia- and then shot herself. jill: "53:10 it is shocking i just found out earlier and it is shocking because if you knew, if you were ever around barb it was fun, and smiling and laughing and the whole family very upbeat"jill remembers barbara being a loving mother and a huge advocate in the special needs community. she can't imagine what her friend was going through in her final moments. jill: "51:57 the