In regard to Morgan's obituary, how did her friends respond? I realize they may not sign into the newspaper obit page but did they do anything for her or share their shock and disbelief (I would imagine they'd feel grief when a peer, someone they hung out with died unexpectedly) when they found out she died? Did anyone create a tribute page or post on FB about her death, their feelings about her, how she'd be remembered by them, etc.
Does anyone know?
I couldn't find anything on FB, but the new timeline makes it hard to see everything that has been posted by a person. The timeline decides what it thinks certain people want to see. But, no one added that to their timeline as an event, and the only comment I could find was from the ex, the only "tribute" a picture posted as a profile pic of someone getting his hair down by M. I haven't found anyone saying what they believed about her death one way or another.
New post on the blog:
http://morganingram.com/wordpress/?p=1391
Interesting to note this description of the stalking. Not sure what it means:
"...after being viciously gang stalked for four months..."
Is there evidence of a "gang" of stalkers that we haven't yet seen?
Woebegone: I'm pretty sure we miss a lot due to ability to post "friends only" (and other more restricted options) on FB.
Some of the early blog entries refer to things that M's friends (and relatives) sent. Probably either from FB, cards and letters, phone conversations...JMO.
Thanks. What I mean specifically, since FB is all the rage with young people, is when they found out Morgan was dead did their FB pages begin to center around the topic of her and her death. That, to me, would be normal. Did someone from the group highlight Morgan, her life, her being, what they shared together even if it was in the past.
Someone I once knew passed recently due to a car accident and all the things I remembered about her flooded my mind. I wrote them down and sent them to her family. These relationships were part of my life over thirty years ago and were very important then. How did M's friends respond/communicate as a result and in reaction to M's death?
Well I see two separate events going on. I see the stalking being done perhaps out of jealously and bullying by immature people(person).
The red flag came yesterday with T's blog post. The final two weeks leading up to her death . Either by requesting meds from people or them giving her too much unknowingly leading up to her death. And different people involved.
I agree about the newspaper articles and obit...I have never commented on an article, and only a few online obits.
All I know (per the blog) is the family held a Celebration of Life get-together and I'm just *advertiser censored*-uming that M's friends and teachers were welcome (and obviously family).
That's when the detective should have been there taking notes. I hope he attended and made observations.
I'm not sure about stalking. I could believe some harassment but not to the extent that leads to breaking and entering or drugging or murder.
could Morgan's weight loss/gauntness be a contributer to pulmonary edema when combined with dosages of the meds found in her system. Is it possible that her weight issues were chronic or off and on and meds that might have caused sleepiness became lethal when taken w/ the lower weight condition?
That's a very good question!The thing I wonder......what is the difference between harassment/bullying/stalking?