lillygator
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see I read she did not initially believe it was murder - she never thought that until it was suggested to her. I am going to have to find that.I wonder what the mom felt immediately, when she saw Morgan dead? If I was a mom whose daughter was being stalked and found my daughter dead, I would immediately wonder how she died.
Did the mom think she was murdered right then?
Did she think Morgan committed suicide?
I would think either one would have crossed her mind. I would think she would want answers immediately. To cremate Morgan doesn't make sense if the mom wanted answers. And she said Morgan wanted to be cremated. Why would a 20 year old say she wants to be cremated?
These things confuse me.
again, I'll have to go looking but I swear that was not her intial reaction.Hey, I am VERY compassionate towards the Ingrams - towards anyone who has suffered a horrible loss for that matter. Towards anyone who has suffered, period, in fact.
We are not here bashing the Ingrams for not doing more, or blaming them for their daughter's death/murder, etc. Everyone in hindsight can find a thousand things they could have, would have, should have done in such a circumstance.
The problem is we have a position taken by a mom that is opposite from the position of the authorities and that has several serious holes, inconsistencies, implausibilities that create questions.
The actions or inactions of the Morgans are being examined in light of that, not to state they were negligent, or stupid or caused Morgan's death to happen. They are being examined to see if perception in grief may differ from perception pre-grief, for example.
Not only do I not believe that the Ingrams were negligent, etc., but I would never dare make such an accusation against parents grieving the death of their darling child.
I knew in my heart that she had been murdered, Toni Ingram said last week, describing the morning she discovered her daughter's lifeless body. http://www.aspentimes.com/article/20120907/NEWS/120909901
BBM.
see, I don't get it either....To that end, I've always thought it was interesting there was not much about M online. No facebook memorial page (I think one now that the blog is going but a few weeks ago there was nothing), the only comments on her obit are people who knew her vaguely (and like 3 total at that- unless more have suddenly been added since I first found her blog in August), etc. What I'm trying to say is, it seems like not even her friends are out there campaigning for justice, kwim? Eventually you have to start wondering why the minority is the minority.
yes, it is concerning.It is now 100% clear to me that blog posts are being created in specific response to our conversations.
Instead of proceeding with further days of the stalking, we are jumping to the end to address how there was no sign of forced entry and could still have been an intruder and how they were too distraught to ask questions.
Frankly, that does concern me.
now her mom posted this:
Every little thing you say, and do has to then be put through the stalker processor. You stalker becomes a consideration in a quick trip to the store, the wattage of your lights, how cranked open the windows can be, how drawn completely closed is the new required position for all window coverings and even if you have to make them yourself, thicker window coverings for your clearstory windows, which just might allow you to sleep a little more soundly.
if that is the case why would she have taken the dog out alone? gone driving alone? As a previous poster stated, there are way too many holes and inconsistences for me. when the mod was changed, was there an additional investigation to make that change happen? Why have they not gotten police reports or any of that info?