“We saw the news and I knew it was my son,” said Linda Johansen.

It's been seven months since the body of Johansen's son Billy Fallau was found at Kawainui State Park Reserve.

“It's really really hard to grasp so,” Johansen trailed off.

She returned home Wednesday morning to the news that the man accused of murdering Billy was on the loose.

“When I walked in the door my daughter she said Teddy escaped. I was like what? What!” she said.

“I hope he rots. I literally hope he rots. I'm never gonna get that chance to tell my brother that I love him,” said Billy’s sister Melissa Fallau.

She said Munet stayed with her family for five days after the murder, offering sympathy and support, but never letting on anything was wrong.

“He betrayed us. He took my brother away from us and we don't know why,” she said.

More shocking may be the account of what happened.

Court documents revealed a witness saw Munet shoot Fallau in the back of the head.