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No. They are compulsory for school attendance, but there are even legal ways (exemptions) to get around those if you feel it in your child's best interest. Vaccines are recommended, and required for attendance at certain establishments, but not legal obligations. There are ways to prosecute...

Compulsory age for Ohio appears to be 6. Still, it'd be a pretty tiny slap on the wrist to pursue that. They're going to go after bigger charges for the fact that said child was the product of rape and unlawful restraint. I think we'll see a ton more charges- assault & battery, more counts...

I :heartbeat:that they put a tarp up so Gina can lay in the sun and roll in the grass with some sort of privacy. I hate that they had to, but I love that they did. I want someone who owns a retreat type place to whisk all three girls away with their families to just soak in the sun and earth...

Just using your post as a jumping point... I agree... I really don't think they need a body to charge him if they have reasonable evidence. Which could come in the form of birth fluids or reasonable testimony with supporting evidence. The situation as it was, with these girls being so...

yeah, honestly I didn't think it looked exactly like Ariel either. The length and square shape of the face in the drawing gave the impression of a larger man. And Ariel has a very round face, even in younger photos. JMO, but I wouldn't have made the connection either. There are a lot of latino...

I speak multiple languages, but I'd only go on TV in two of them. lol. Just meaning, I'm definitely more comfortable in some languages than others. So it doesn't personally seem weird to me that he is interviewing in one language, but still understands some basic phrases in another. I can...

Regarding why one child was allowed to go to term- I think it's possible he beat her in an attempt to end it, and left for a period (perhaps without feeding her well) and later found out he wasn't successful when she started to show more. He may have taken it as some sort of sign and decided...

I really think they assumed drugs or stolen goods or something... and considering his violent history, they chose not to cross or provoke him. I do think it was normal to them, and in their world.

Well, to be fair, when I'm afraid I may be coming off as an Ice Queen, I always straddle the midsection of the people around me, too. It's a real ice breaker.

"there was no time to think" queue 5 minutes of inner dialogue about which door to choose, and why.

Right after droning on about her suicide plans, they asked how many times she had ACTUALLY attempted suicide. None, of course. She took apart a razor once, though.

In the moments following the gunshot: I don't remember the words he said He threatened my life umm... did he use sign language?

I wouldn't know how to *advertiser censored* a gun. I'm reasonably familiar with guns. :scratch

"I do remember what I feel" <-----unless it's stabbing someone, which is a completely tactile experience.

hah- crystal clear memory of stressful choking incident. mm-hm

Did she just crack a joke?

geez, as time passes she is able to gain perspective and come to forgive HIM. um.....

It's moot anyhow, that grandmother had the choice to surrender him to the state- or let his parents know that would happen if they didn't come get him. She chose to buy a gun, learn it, and pursue a dying boy who was not currently a threat to her in the presumably short span of time her...

Not anymore, no. Moving away was a big part of getting out of the cycle for me.

ding, ding, ding He was outside on the front lawn. She could have locked her doors and called 911. She chose to finish him off. That was a choice. That can be considered premeditated, because there was a distinction of time to choose that path and pursue him while he was pursuing help for...