Kelly is hopeful her daughters death will inspire others to get out of what she describes as violent relationships. The Bexar County Family Justice Center has been helping victims of domestic violence since 2005, but COVID-19 has brought new challenges. Crystal Chandler, executive director of the Bexar County Family Justice Center, said the virus forced the organization to pivot. Chandler also noted there has been a 27% increase in calls to the center. The services at the Bexar County Family Justice Center are free, and the county has provided funds that will allow for additional staff to meet the demand.

“I had her when I was 22 and was scared half to death to be a father,” Scott Milowski said. “I remember I would have her in my arms when she was a year old,” Scott Milowski said through tears. “She also mentioned, ‘Make sure you tell my kids that I love them,’ Scott Milowski said as he got choked up. “She was a tiny, thin girl, and this guy savagely killed her,” Scott Milowski said. I don’t want to say what I would like to do to this guy, but it is nothing nice.”“I want him to burn in hell,” Kelly Milowski said.