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Without Art the Earth is just Eh!
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We saw the liquor display prominently in the kitchen bar area of 4Jx.
Booze is a depressant so maybe it kicked the fight out of Fd?
IDK, I'm fixated on the delusion of his now famous "sorry, not sorry" suicide note.
Fd in that note essentially blamed the State for all of his issues. I went back to my Atty. P. list of quotes and the number of times Atty. P. attacked the State was IMO extreme and excessive and absolutely without basis. Fd latched onto this 'blame the State' for all my ills it seems rather than acknowledging the reality of his situation. Atty. P. it seems created a false reality where Fd could be comfortable for a period of time until there was no more money or assets for bail and jail became a reality.
I find the possible psychology of this all quite interesting if true. Fd had no ability or willingness to deal with reality and Atty. P. fed that inability with the easy out of blaming another (whether it was Gf with the 'mama warbucks' statement, JFd as the incapable drug addicted wife and the State for bringing an unfounded case).
Wonder greatly if what pushed Fd over was realising that Atty. P. was pushing a false narrative that had zero chances of winning in the end? Even if Fd couldn't acknowledge the contents of AW1-3 he knew and saw the information and given the fixation in winning simply knew with AW3 and possibly AW4 with another conspiracy to murder charge that there was no possible win here for him?
IDK but I'm having a tough time disconnecting Fd from Atty. P. and how one party fed the other. But I think in the end that Fd was smart enough (and certainly smarter than Atty. P.) to see that the line being peddled by 'Norm Barnum' would never fly with a jury given the growing mountain of evidence.
MOO
I've had several friends who committed suicide.
The overriding theme of the notes was that each had just become too big a burden for the people they love.
Not one blamed anyone but himself for all the troubles in the world.
Their demise was just designed to simplify things for everyone else and they each tried to make sure no one left behind would feel guilty.
They even made sure they didn't leave a mess inside their homes and that the people they loved wouldn't have to discover their bodies.
See how different FD is? The lead-off of his note is how uncomfortable he will be if he stays and must go to jail.
The blame falls on all those people who conspired against him.
He can't keep living because they did bad things.
He wants to be sure Pattis will fluff up his reputation when he's gone; that narcissistic need for admiration yawns for more even in death.
I believe God listens for the repentant prayers of people right up until the moment of death so I hope FD had some time after the note was written when he was sitting in that car.
I hope he asked for forgiveness and is in Heaven now.
I'm not the judge but this note leaves me wondering how things turned out.
MOO, for sure.
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