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That article mentions "Josh's mentally disabled brother"....???? does anyone have an inventory of the occupants of the Powell compound? :crazy:
What do you think that means that he wants a say on who the counselor is. Does he know all the counselors in the area? Or does he just mean to bribe or threaten one, and that's the one he wants his kids to have. Kids are a possession to him. I'll bet he doesn't know the color of their eyes or what their favorite things even are. I am starting to worry, too, about the safety of the boys if he thinks they'll talk.
Hopefully, the station will make the archive available for viewing at a later time. It was difficult to hear the video, I had my volume on high and the video on the screen as well, still could hardly hear. But it's the demeanor of JP that's interesting.
Boy, he sure doesn't act like they said he did. But then he kinda' wants to, but it is the judge, after all.
The truth of the matter is, there's going to be a hearing in November, a status hearing. IF JP wants to persue it further and the Cox do as well, there will be a TRIAL and JP HAS to get himself an attorney and TESTIFY UNDER OATH!!
Just a matter of time.
:behindbar
Just a matter of time.
fran
That article mentions "Josh's mentally disabled brother"....???? does anyone have an inventory of the occupants of the Powell compound? :crazy:
From the article we saw this morning, seems all they have to do is show pictures of Susan. The oldest MAY even tell them where 'mommy, owee!'
just sayin'
fran
I hope someone told him that he'll be getting a bill from the counselors, and the state won't be footin the bill. My guess is a counselor will be recommended, he'll pitch a fit, then on to the next counselor, rinse and repeat. IMHO SP will do whatever it takes to keep the boys from talking to anyone.
I'm also sorry the court agreed to providing him with input. It just provides another location for him to stake out in the event he wants to kidnap them
MOOOO
Mel
I think that we may be dealing with a case of misunderstanding here. The judge said that Josh could have input regarding choice of councellor for the kids. "Input" does not mean that he gets to choose. It means that he can say what he thinks and the judge will consider his opinion.
I allow my teenagers to have input in some decisions. Sometimes they get their way and sometimes the don't because I am the decider.
Brother Michael, who has been a Democratic candidate for the state legislature at least twice, but never won;
Brother John, who is the schizophrenic, bi-polar brother who runs around naked and leers at the neighbors;
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See? You close a door and open a window and all that other positive thinking stuff!
Brother Michael, who has been a Democratic candidate for the state legislature at least twice, but never won;
Brother John, who is the schizophrenic, bi-polar brother who runs around naked and leers at the neighbors;
Josh and the two boys;
Youngest sister Alina who we know little about, except she supports JP and SP.
None of them have jobs, and all live in a 5 bedroom, 3200 sq ft house. Well, now that SP is arrested, I guess they can spread out a little and Josh can move into daddy's bedroom and stop sharing with the boys.
See? You close a door and open a window and all that other positive thinking stuff!
I think those kids are going to reveal that JP and SP spoke to them about sex, degraded woman, was teaching them SP sick demented thinking that JP also learned and willingly adopted.
A couple of comments.
First, the Judge did not say Josh gets to decide who the counselor will be. She said he is allowed to have "input". She had to do at least that -- she's got the father in front of her, and she is taking his children away even though he is not proven (yet) to have done anything unlawful. She's protecting her ruling...which is the same as protecting the children. This will simply mean that Joshy is one of several people having a say in who the counselor will be -- the State (AG), the Guardian ad Litum, the Coxes, and Joshy Boy. And when it ends up back in Court because Little Joshy Boy pitches a hissy fit, what do you think the Judge will do? Hm?
Secondly, in this country (thank the good Lord), the taxpayers do not pay for everyone and his Aunt Sally to have a lawyer in every damn civil proceeding that comes along. You think you pay a lot of taxes now...try that out for size. In most custody proceedings, there is also a marital matter going on. And the costs of attorneys for both sides are often allocated to the "marital estate" (which often means the monied or working spouse pays for the other spouse's attorney). When a party does not have counsel, as others have suggested, the courts go a long way to indulge them, to allow them to speak their minds, even at times to help them along with it. Judge Nelson did some of that today (I'm sure holding her nose all the while). Judges know the law, and they can discern the facts. It's wise to have a lawyer, and most people can manage to come up with one; but it's not essential. Plus I doubt he's indigent. Yet.
As I am reading it, the Coxes will be in Washington for this period, not in Utah. So I don't think the kids would be running into Susan's friends from church there (or would she have friends from the local LDS church there, as well?).
This is just Round 2.
Round 1 -- Put Daddy behind bars and keep him there.
Round 2 -- Get the kids into a protective environment.
Round 3 will be -- Get Joshy Boy off the streets, too, for the protection of everyone involved. Round 3 will be fun to watch.
Round 4 - Find Susan.
Brother Michael, who has been a Democratic candidate for the state legislature at least twice, but never won;
Brother John, who is the schizophrenic, bi-polar brother who runs around naked and leers at the neighbors;
Josh and the two boys;
Youngest sister Alina who we know little about, except she supports JP and SP.
None of them have jobs, and all live in a 5 bedroom, 3200 sq ft house. Well, now that SP is arrested, I guess they can spread out a little and Josh can move into daddy's bedroom and stop sharing with the boys.
See? You close a door and open a window and all that other positive thinking stuff!
That article mentions "Josh's mentally disabled brother"....???? does anyone have an inventory of the occupants of the Powell compound? :crazy: