Any new news?
I've seen a lot of talk about the parents and their presser and whether they are acting or not. Let me say this, and although it's not the same situation, it's why I don't put stock in whether someone cries or doesn't cry or is too strong or not strong enough in front of the cameras.
When my son was born, he had an intestinal malrotation, and the muscle at the top of his stomach was frozen open. At 15 hours he was going to surgery with a 50/50 shot that he would come back out. I didn't shed a tear until he was done and safe. And I cry at Hallmark commercials. I had to be strong, and if I cried that was a sign of weakness, and if I showed weakness, I was sure that God would decide I wasn't gutsy enough to raise that baby, and He would take him back. I asked questions, I signed paperwork, and I hugged all the family as they arrived, but I did not cry.
My fiance, on the other hand, who has never cried, not once, as an adult, and definitely never in public, lost his mind. Had to be held up and supported by his family into the ER waiting room. Many people would have thought he was acting if a camera had been on him at the time.
SOmetimes when the chips come down, people react differently than what the public expects, even different from what they themselves expect. In Isa's parents, I saw two people that were both scared to death, didn't want to be in front of those cameras, didn't want to be saying the things they were saying, but were doing it anyway, and not caring about their reactions...They were in front of those cameras for ISa, not for any of us. I don't hink they were involved, but I think they may feel some guilt, because by now, LE has grilled them about every person that has come in contact with Isa since the day she was born, and they have come to the realization that they might have brought the person responsible into contact with Isa in the first place. Who wouldn't feel guilty?
