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my gut feeling is that Nadia will probably never have anything to do with Aaron ever again, that relationship is probably done and dusted I'm thinking. Purely MOO. I think she will probably be cringing at herself right now and distancing herself from that whole entire mess, for both legal and...

I saw this article then came straight here to check if someone had made a post already. Seems like its really up Websleuthers' collective alley. I hope someone is able to identify this woman!

eh. Its generally best practice to not have pictures of minor children on publicly accessible social media pages. Experts have said over and over again they're used by pedos and to not do it; there's also the fact that you're just breaching the privacy of people who can't legally consent. You...

sounds like a very weak charge that would easily be off the table with even a little bit of cooperation. I seriously doubt she'll be in any legal trouble whatsoever. Just my thoughts and feelings. sounds like a mess all around, really they put zero thought into this at all. Seems like some...

I will say, all this new stuff that's come out has put me on the fence about it.

Personally I'm inclined not to think too much of this statement. Yes, they say she helped 'eagerly plan' this trip, but they also say the footage showed her 'hastily exiting the airport with a distressed expression' but that footage IMO shows her with quite a neutral expression. I think she knew...

3. It doesn't matter where you are or what you've been up to or what substances you've ingested, if you're stuck somewhere I will always come and pick you up 24/7. Do not be afraid to call, I will not lecture you! not relevant to this case (and the OP didn't mean "single" parents but "all"...

agreed, given what she's shown she'll do for attention I would never ever let her have unsupervised access, if it was my choice! I hate she's writing a book! I hope nobody buys it! as for the documentary I'll wait until I know the spin, if its critical of her I'd watch I guess

I'm wondering if the constipation thing was that she took the child to the dr for constipation and all is now well (ie treatment was delivered, and worked) but the dr mentioned when discussing all possible issues that bad constipation that isn't resolved can result in sepsis as a worst case...

exactly, that last scene is so meaningful. act in haste, repent at leisure

I agree, it is very teen melodrama. She's acting the way a lot of 16 year olds do when told that they can't do something. But she's not 16, she's 22 and a college graduate. Her decision making skills are IMO not what I'd expect of a 22 year old, especially when most tertiary-educated 22 year...

Of course. I don't disagree with you. She did everything the worst possible way. Just wondering about the antecedents that would lead her to make that choice, coming from the background she does. She could have just said no. Most 22 year olds would. Most 22 year olds who wanted to marry someone...

I agree with you. I don't think there's any intention to harm the child, or at least I don't think he had any such intention when he concocted this scheme. An extremely frustrating situation all around IMO Well, when I say no intention to harm the child, I mean physically. Surely he has enough...

JMO but I'm wondering what it says about her upbringing and her relationship with her parents that at 22 years of age - an entirely legal adult, and having completed a degree - she felt the need to 'rebel' this way, a very teenage like behaviour IMO. IMO she was probably quite sheltered (I don't...

part of the problem is they're not being moved to safety. Not in NSW where huge numbers of them are being put in motel rooms with almost no supervision, the supervision is just contracted workers from third parties staying in other rooms, not even necessarily physically close to the child. These...

I think its a very good sign when juries are going over everything with a fine tooth comb and ensuring their verdict is absolutely rock solid. As an example, Lucy Letby's jury took a long time to deliberate and they asked questions that had a lot of people assuming they were seeking to find...

yeah its during sentencing that the court will hear about the person's background, their prospects for rehabilitation, any mental illness or cognitive issues, past traumas etc. queensland article but I think its broadly relevant in Australia AFAIK Mitigation: How the court sets a sentence in...

you can reverse a life sentence. You can't reverse an execution. And while people who've never been to prison tend to say it'd be worse to be locked up forever and they'd choose death for themselves, that doesn't really explain why people actually sentenced to death tend to exhaust every last...

Detective Senior Constable Brett Florence said a listening device had been placed in the couple’s home and the TV program was aired as part of a police strategy. “As part of our media strategies, and in trying to elicit information, the 60 Minutes program was used. Just like many other programs...

ok, so if there's effectively no death penalty in California, resentence him to a life sentence, then throw away the key and let nobody hear from him ever again. If there isn't actually any executions happening in California, are those sentenced to death just imprisoned indefinitely on the...