CO - Gannon Stauch, 11, found deceased, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, 27 Jan 2020 *Arrest* #60

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I remember that also. Great point.

I would also add that HH only found out this year that her father had died of an OD rather what her mother had told her. TS had told this poor girl that he was murdered. Someone other than TS had to have known that he was not murdered and for some reason had never told HH. It must have been even more confusing to her that she did not have access to her dad's family given that she was told that he had been murdered which would have made the feeling of not wanting to be disloyal even more potent.

TS had manipulated HH and probably ever single person she spoke to. So, poor HH had times of feeling guilt, trusted her mom, and is left with the wreckage that was put upon her. That is alot for a 20 year old, even more for a very confused 17 year old who had to adjust her life goals (joining the military), going from being very protected to having no safety net. And, TS made her feel like she was abandoned by AS after she had killed Gannon. Ughhhhh, this is the stuff of soap operas and made for tv movies.
I think we have to keep in mind how resilient we can be.
IMO Harley is a very strong young woman. She has already proven she is ok moving on and trying to compartmentise this horrible mess and not let it be who she is and where she is going.

Growing up with a domineering pretty left field controlling mother myself and all the emotional turmoil that brings,
I am surprisingly the coolest level head in an argument and I dispel drama within my walls as quickly as possible.

She is free now of the controlled chains around her. (leticia)
I think she is liberated and going to be just fine.

I also suspect that some important relationships around her will mend now everything is out in the open.
 
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HH was essentially given immunity to provide the prosecutor with information, and the information could not be used against HH.

A proffer is technically a written agreement. It is an agreement between a Prosecutor and a Defendant, or witness, in which information about a crime is exchanged for the promise that their information and words will not be used against them in a later Court Hearing.

After entering into a Proffer (the Agreement) a meeting with the Prosecutor and often the investigator is conducted. This is an exploration of what the Defendant or witness can provide the Prosecutor and investigator about their investigation.

If the Prosecutor believes the statements and information truthful and helpful, then the Prosecutor often will enter into an immunity or plea agreement.

This information and statements are what is protected under the Proffer and typically cannot be used at a trial or hearing against the Defendant or witness.

Thank you very much.
 
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