sharkeyes
Queen of Swords and Cups
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I just finished watching the documentary on HBO. Was it really necessary to show the photo of her dead body?
Anyway, I'd like to ask the BIL what his daughter told him when she called to say "there's something wrong with Aunt Diane". That is not the only thing she said, there had to be more.
The husband sounds like taking care of his surviving child is "inconveniencing" him...in light of the statement he makes regarding 'never wanting kids...that was her thing' - real nice pal, hope your son never sees this program. Oh, and when you found out there was a problem, why didn't you call the cops/state police before you went out "looking" for her.
Why did they travel separately? I've read a few weird reasons on various online sites...nothing verifiable with a documented statement from the husband, and nothing that makes sense.
As far as the husband now suing NYS for not having adequate signs....besides those HUGE "Do Not Enter" and "Wrong Way - Go Back" signs what else do you want?..a guard stationed at every entrance and exit to the NYS Thruway?
I could not get the picture out of my mind of those kids being scared to death during that 1.7 mi. ride...it had to be absolute horror for them, did the BIL daughter make any more calls to him?
Diane Schuler is described as a "super mom" and everyone speaks very highly of her...almost as if they are somehow protecting her; yknwim? I knew an alcoholic who was so incredibly functional that his own kids defended his behavior because he worked long hours and brought home a paycheck and took them on vacations and paid the bills and was a "great guy" as well as an alcoholic. I hung around with his daughter for years - all through high school - and had no idea of the extent of his drinking until he got a DUI and she told me how much her dad actually drank, so, the possibility that Diane Schuler was one of those functional alcoholics does exist. Also, did she have any history of migraine headaches?
There's more to this sad and tragic story, however, I doubt we'll ever know.:twocents:
Anyway, I'd like to ask the BIL what his daughter told him when she called to say "there's something wrong with Aunt Diane". That is not the only thing she said, there had to be more.
The husband sounds like taking care of his surviving child is "inconveniencing" him...in light of the statement he makes regarding 'never wanting kids...that was her thing' - real nice pal, hope your son never sees this program. Oh, and when you found out there was a problem, why didn't you call the cops/state police before you went out "looking" for her.
Why did they travel separately? I've read a few weird reasons on various online sites...nothing verifiable with a documented statement from the husband, and nothing that makes sense.
As far as the husband now suing NYS for not having adequate signs....besides those HUGE "Do Not Enter" and "Wrong Way - Go Back" signs what else do you want?..a guard stationed at every entrance and exit to the NYS Thruway?
I could not get the picture out of my mind of those kids being scared to death during that 1.7 mi. ride...it had to be absolute horror for them, did the BIL daughter make any more calls to him?
Diane Schuler is described as a "super mom" and everyone speaks very highly of her...almost as if they are somehow protecting her; yknwim? I knew an alcoholic who was so incredibly functional that his own kids defended his behavior because he worked long hours and brought home a paycheck and took them on vacations and paid the bills and was a "great guy" as well as an alcoholic. I hung around with his daughter for years - all through high school - and had no idea of the extent of his drinking until he got a DUI and she told me how much her dad actually drank, so, the possibility that Diane Schuler was one of those functional alcoholics does exist. Also, did she have any history of migraine headaches?
There's more to this sad and tragic story, however, I doubt we'll ever know.:twocents: