The article discusses the case of J.F.C.C., a 53-year-old man who was killed in a traffic accident in Sevilla on December 13, 2018, when a driver failed to stop at a pedestrian crossing. Nearly five years after the incident, a judge sentenced the driver to one year in prison, which was not served due to the absence of prior convictions or aggravating factors since substances tested negative. While the judicial process followed the legal framework, the emotional damage to the victim's family remained largely unaddressed. Juan Francisco, the victim's son, expresses a deep sense of disillusionment with the justice system, reflecting that the verdict felt insignificant in alleviating the grief and anger stemming from his father's untimely death. He mentions the lack of any apology or remorse from the driver, which only amplified his family's pain. Despite the legal outcome, Juan Francisco's journey illustrates the limitations of the judicial process in delivering emotional closure and justice in a personal sense. In a remarkable turn of personal healing, Juan Francisco has reached a point of forgiveness, stating that he no longer harbors hatred for the man responsible for his father’s death. This transformation highlights the potential for personal reconciliation outside of legal judgments and suggests that true justice may encompass more than mere legal consequences. The story reveals the importance of emotional healing and understanding in the aftermath of tragic incidents, emphasizing that healing can occur beyond the confines of the legal system.