I find it freaky in a sense, that she just smiles and smiles, even when other inmates are yelling things at her.
Starting to remind me of someone else....
That was very "nice" of her! I'm going to start calling this woman "Pinocchio" pretty soon!
Sorry all, had to vent...all their lies are really aggravating me.
:furious:
Exactly. I had to roll my eyes when I read that the former inmate said: "And she started smiling and then she went into the cage and went into court,"
She obviously thinks everything is hilariously funny about this case. :furious:
The same thing happened to me! I was an RN, working in ER Trauma for 15 years, had done some Psychiatric Nursing as well, but mostly ER Trauma unit. I was also disabled from the attack. I gave up my nursing license soon after, and reinvented myself in other ways. :)
IMO, I think they could flee, even if the person isn't named publicly. If there is another person involved in this, they may be paranoid, hear mention of another person involved, and then attempt to flee.
That's what I think, anyway....
Reminds me of the old saying: "You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar"....
But I know I would have lost my patience long ago, when it comes to getting to the truth in this case, IMO :furious:
Now I'm just speaking from personal experience, but right before my son was delivered, I was given a spinal injection, which of course numbed me. I wasn't even allowed to lift my head, nor could I hold him, as I was told that any head or body movement could cause severe headaches afterward, or...
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