hey-Debbie
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I'm just hearing of this. All I can say is WOW! I mean some of us thought this was a fishy story, but WOW!
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Agreed, and the damage she inflicted on her poor children and family members is outrageous. SP has some very serious mental health issues IMO.
Do you think SP has a history of questionable childhood behavior also?
People with websleuths threads do much worse things to their children. I would guess her kids are still completely baffled by what's happening and that even when they're adults they will think the media overreacted and that is largely to blame for their family's troubles. They'll probably absorb some of her "eccentricities" whether by nature or by nurture but it's a whole different world from what happened to Kamarie Holland for example.I was literally just saying this about her poor children. The damage that she did to them is monstrous!
Well, when she was in "captivity", she had plenty of food available. She chose not to eat then, so that she would appear emaciated due to the cruelty of her fabricated "captors".
Let her eat cake.
ok u got itCalifornia mom Sherri Papini is granted BAIL after orchestrating abduction hoax | Daily Mail Online
BREAKING NEWS: Sherri Papini's bail is set at 120k and she'll be released with no GPS monitoring device after orchestrating abduction hoax where she disappeared for 22 days and claimed she'd been kidnapped, abused and branded
I was a huge proponent of giving Sherri the benefit of the doubt like anyone else and to be honest I still can't understand why she was overwhelmingly doubted here while other "victims" of dubious credibility (mostly addicts) are not.
https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article259194028.html
Alegria also argued that when an FBI agent tried to arrest Papini Thursday, she tried to run from him and threw her cell phone 20 feet.
“She screamed ‘no’ and ran away from them and resisted arrest,” Alegria said.
Papini’s Redding attorney, Michael Borges, countered that the arrest, which took place at her children’s piano practice, took the mother by surprise and she was merely running toward her children who were behind her.
“She’s not a danger to the safety of anyone,” Borges said.
Gut feeling, instinct, red flag, hinky meter, spidey sense, etc. Different folks call it different things.
The very first time Susan Smith gave a televised interview about her boys, I knew instantly she was lying. I have no idea how I knew, I just did. WS is loaded with folks that share this same "hinky meter" and I think in this case, it went off for many at the same time. I did try to give her the benefit of the doubt but at the same time, I knew the kindapping story was a lie as much as I knew Susan Smith's story was a lie.
jmo
Well, same article says:They arrested her at the location of her child's piano practice?!
I have to really wonder who in the hello thought that was a good idea. Ugh.![]()
They arrested her at the location of her child's piano practice?!
I have to really wonder who in the hello thought that was a good idea. Ugh.![]()
Just a reminder that SP's hair was actually cut to shoulder length. Which is easy to do to oneself in a bathroom with some plain old scissors. It was not hacked off, shaved or nearly bald as some people were erroneously claiming back then. This is another example of hyperbole (from certain quarters) for the sake of drama and sympathy. Just like this current 'food allergy' palaver. It's all intended to keep SP looking like the poor victim. Feed her bananas, then. We know she can eat those.
I still keep going back to the fact that she wasn't even kept in hospital overnight or admitted, just examined over a few hours and released. Which tells me her injuries and condition were not as serious as those claimed by KP.
Edited to add:
Perhaps there were only certain times she was known to be out in public and this was one of them? But yeah, arresting officers do usually rely on surprise. Why the heck would they advise the suspect ahead of time, especially when they are a flight risk?
They arrested her at the location of her child's piano practice?!
I have to really wonder who in the hello thought that was a good idea. Ugh.![]()
^^sbmPeterson also set a preliminary hearing for March 18, and Alegria said prosecutors were hoping to obtain an indictment against Papini before that date.