He said Davidson’s remorse had somewhat helped his family cope with the loss of their children. RELATED: Abdallah family share exciting news after horror crash that killed three kids 'There are no winners in this'ĭanny also told Sky News Davidson had converted to become a Maronite Catholic in custody - the same religion as the Abdallah family - and was reading the bible. “For me, it helped me move along in my life through the journey I’m in.” “I’m a confrontational kind of person, and I wanted to see who he was and tell him all about who my kids were. “I looked at it this way: no-one has impacted my life, outside of my parents, my wife and my kids, more than this man,” he said. RELATED: 'How many kids do you have?’: Confronting question stranger asks Abdallah mum 'It helped me move along in my life'ĭanny said his meeting with Davidson in jail had helped him in his healing process. Sky News reports Davidson was originally sentenced to 28 years in jail, which was reduced on appeal to 20 years with a non-parole period of 15. “I’ve still got other kids I need to raise and make sure they have the best environment at home.” “I went and visited him and we met, and I could see the remorse,” he said.

RELATED: Danny Abdallah is one of ten 'everyday Australia's who have been invited to Queen’s funeral 'I could see the remorse'ĭanny said he had forgiven the man who killed his children as he didn’t want to feel “revenge, bitterness and anger” in his household. “It’s slowly getting us to a better place as a whole family.” “The hardship we’ve been through and the heavy cross we have to carry, and how forgiveness got us through that valley of grief.

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