Synergizer Bunny
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Another option would be for the older daughter to get a job since she has graduated from college and make her own way in the world like most of us have done.If Barry is not convicted of this crime, then all of that money will be his, and any daughter or daughters that did not support him will not enjoy any of this money. I wonder if that plays into their loyalty towards him? I'm not saying they're bad people because of this, because money makes the world go round and we all need it. I've often thought that these kind of financial considerations are at play a lot more than the general public realizes when we look at these trials. If a family has money and it doesn't all go towards the defense, whoever supported the person on trial might inherit it. I, for one, hope that all of the money is depleted by Barry's defense, so that even if he gets off, he doesn't get what he ultimately wanted by killing Suzanne. And if the daughters support him through all of this, well then I guess they get to all hang out together on a landscapers salary and enjoy each other's company.
The younger daughter has lots of extended family that would probably help her pay for college. If not, there are tons of ways to get a college education. If she doesn't apply for scholarships, financial aid and student loans, she can work for Target or Walmart and get a free college education. Hopefully, she doesn't put off going to college.
It is my hope that these girls move forward in their lives no matter how hard it may be. It's very unfortunate that their father is on trial for the murder of their mother. However, they have no control over what happens and will have to forge their own paths in life.
JMO.