marge_rita
Former Member
- Joined
- Sep 10, 2011
- Messages
- 1,021
- Reaction score
- 2
I think it was a man! moo
oh :0 ok!
I think it was a man! moo
Pensfan, As always, thanks so much for your insightful post. :seeya:
Maybe it was in the dumpster fire? moo
AND
might bear some clarification on one of dad's first on camera answer's when he was asked "what kind of person would do something like this?"
His answer was "someone that would cheat on her husb..." - he stopped very abruptly there - kinda like he caught himself - KWIM?
AND
might bear some clarification on one of dad's first on camera answer's when he was asked "what kind of person would do something like this?"
His answer was "someone that would cheat on her husb..." - he stopped very abruptly there - kinda like he caught himself - KWIM?
This is the assumption I had made from the beginning... Definitely a good cover.. "I don't know what happened, I was drunk!" I think SHE was the one that left all the lights on..passed out in her bed and who knows what happened to baby Lisa...
I don't know but that's why I asked last week how much wine was left when LE searched her house. I never saw an answer to my question so I guess LE didn't pay any attention.Why the heck would you get drunk with three children in the household in the first place?
I wonder if PD didn't know this until they saw her purchase the wine. I bet she didn't disclose this to them in their interview.
Here is my belief. Something happened to baby Lisa (I have no idea what) during the course of the evening and so that the boys didn't see what happened in case they woke up, Baby Lisa was passed out of that window. The screen pulled inward at the corner and the baby passed out of it.
I don't believe that anyone came through that window.![]()
I wonder if she hopes this will somehow work in her favor in some weird twisted way. Like, ok, I was drunk, but that was my only wrongdoing and I am coming clean about it someone I dra
nk with took Lisa? I am just flummoxed she would admit this.
Alcohol plays an important role in aggression. 40% of all incidents involving aggression occur while under the influence of alcohol. The police spend 22% of their time on cases involving alcohol. Violence on the streets and domestic violence while under the influence of alcohol happen often.
http://www.drug-rehabs.org/ia.php?aid=23
I'm wondering if Lisa was found not alive (praying hard that's not so) could she not get charged with involuntary manslaughter even if she wasn't involved in her death, because her neglect led to it? Just thinking out loud here.
Also Peter Alexanders tweets "and why she (deb) won't let her kids be reinterviewed by KCPD." So they have been interviewed.
I think I have read a case where inebriated defense was used but can't recall the details right now.
This is why officers were interviewing people including the store clerk about her affect on the day the wine was purchased.....and Lisa was videotaped with a big ol' grin on her face as she walked through Festival Food's door. She will have a hard time trying to use this as an "excuse".She could be suffering from postpartum as well, either way... drinking not a good idea.
AND
might bear some clarification on one of dad's first on camera answer's when he was asked "what kind of person would do something like this?"
His answer was "someone that would cheat on her husb..." - he stopped very abruptly there - kinda like he caught himself - KWIM?
I think they knew.. she could have still been drunk when they first talked to her.
How does this possibly help her?
:waitasec:
If anything her impaired state would make her more responsible, if an intruder entered the house due to her leaving the door unlocked, or not being able to hear anything on the baby monitor.
MOO
That definitely would explain his remarks which at the time appeared totally off the wall.
MOO