That’s what I mean. Who invites their exes family to their own house to do an intervention on them?Who invites the intervention on themselves from others.... themselves????
which ends in everyone dying (attempted) except you
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That’s probably a good idea. I doubt a small-town solicitor would cut it with the pickle that Erin is currently in.
How sad that they are not yet able to farewell the three treasured family members due to the ongoing investigation…it’s hard to get any closure when you can’t even say goodbye and the police have no answers. I feel for this grieving community.9News - Latest news and headlines from Australia and the world
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indeed the Wallart is bizarre a hit list if you will. an adukt hand has done n some of it. rip,rip....
If you had the syndrome, having someone else telling you that they expect you to be a carer sort of negates you having any choice in the matter.
yes, the crying technique was very bizarre -looking for tears to show the audience. I hope they take her passport of her. She could easily do a runner in the dead of night. pay someone to spirit her away. the poor families/townsfolk n is tragic -good people in an allegedly bulk poisoning very unusual.I'm gone five days and there's almost a thousand posts to read.But, that's
If deadly mushrooms were served at the luncheon a few ideas were developed.
Theory 1: These victims did not wish for their loved one to remain with Erin. Hence, she set about a plan of revenge in order to get rid of that problem. No more influencing her husband from them. It backfired when her X became suspicious that his own recent illness was caused by her poisoning him when his family members died. Revenge is a common motive in murders.
Theory 2: Theory 1 is not true at all. Erin is loved by those in her life. There was no ill intent. She is innocent of foreknowledge of any poisonous mushrooms placed in the Beef Wellington. One of the guests may have requested this delectable recipe Erin is known for creating so well. With regrets, the dehydrator was indeed tossed in a moment of panic.
Bias from life's exp. -- The expression Erin had in public when she squinted her eyes tightly, as if to try to press a tear out, she raised her hands to touch her eyes then looked at her hands when she removed them, as if asking herself: Did these hands try to kill 3,4,5 people? Or, as if asking herself: Are my hands wet from tears? Don't we know if we're shedding tears? Looking at her hands made me feel uneasy.
I am eager for the tox reports. If ill intent can be proven, if guilty of these poisonings, she'd be considered a Mass Murderer had the one lone survivor died. Thankfully, he's in critical but stable condition, afaik, and pray he survives.
Just my humble musings
In my observation, they relish the caregiver role and rake in accolades for their dedication and sunny disposition in the face of difficulties. Their strength is admired and they don't appear put out or downtrodden. If the situation doesn't allow that and someone tells them what's expected, they manipulate the situation until it suits them. They are super good manipulators. imo.
maybe the children were removed so she couldnt influence any memories they may have when or if questioned by police, plant fake memories if shes guilty?
Hey bearbear, imo if the children were removed by child safety, presumably it would be for the purposes of keeping them safe.
I don’t think we know where they are except that they are not with Erin.
