I agree. What would be of most concern to SP’s parents? Their grandchildren and their son. I doubt that they would interject themselves into financial discussions but they might want to discuss the kids.
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A photo obtained exclusively by news.com.au from inside the Korumburra home previously owned by Erin Patterson shows a large section of one wall covered in red, blue and black graffiti.
“You don’t long to live 1 hour exactly,” one section reads.
“Your dead from my sword,” another says.
Underneath two stick figures of a male and female are the words “I am dead” and “no I am really dead”, above what appear to be three tombstones.
One of the tombstones appears to say “grandma R.I.P.” while the third reads “ME R.I.P.”
The death wall - blaming the kids but can help but notice a few things that might link the wall to an adult … (with kids contributing because if mum writes on the wall - then we can too!)
I would not read too deep into this. I myself drew crosses with names and stuff like that as a ~12-year old. My mum asked about this and only then I realised it might look odd - had nothing to do with anything other than writing a story in my head and listening to Eminem. I was not sad, I was not depressed, there was no trouble in the family, I was not expressing anything else than artistic creativity and having seen "8 mile" and not understood half of it.
I would think that Mom would know how to spell you're correctly.
Thank you.
I was going to say that plenty of people can't, but then I remembered she doesn't class herself as an illiterate ****, so yeah.
Lost her grip on grammar in heat of the moment at the death wall …
Satan's empire: the panic over ritual abuse in Australia
Possible that he got that while in then hospital, but may have been sick from 'unknown' gastric causes initially.
True, but maybe she did at one time want to reconcile. But gave up on it and wanted vengeance instead?
Their ages were reported in this article:
wow!Their ages were reported in this article:
Instagram post of mushroom cook's husband about 'not getting caught'
A bizarre old Instagram post by the ex-husband of the beef wellington pie chef in the Death Cap mushroom tragedy about 'forgiveness' and 'not getting caught' has emerged.www.dailymail.co.uk
"It sold for $900,000 four years ago, and it was after this that Erin bought the Korumburra house now infamous for having so-called 'Satanic' death messages scrawled on the walls by her children, who are now aged about 12 and 14."
