i wonder... why she is sitting at jordans desk?
:shrug:
My educated guess would be that they switch seats for math groups.
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i wonder... why she is sitting at jordans desk?
:shrug:
I am sure they will add you. They closed it because there were a few people posting unwanted things and trying to solicit funds (supposedly to go to RP) but the link to it looked hinky (It had been established 2 months ago so i suspect the person behind it had ulterior motives and was raising mony for something else an glommed on to Cherish's story in a sick attempt to scam people). They were quickly banned.
I've tried really hard to stay away from this thread and have even deleted countless posts before hitting send but the more I read the angrier I get. There is no doubt that this beautiful child was failed by the justice system that let yet another monster go free but IMO the courts failed her long before then by leaving her in the care of her mother despite reports stating that was not in her best interest.
I can not even begin to comprehend the choices that RP made that day. You do not have to be a devout WS member to know that none of our communities are free of monsters. Nor do you have to follow case after tragic case to know that those monsters are waiting on any opportunity to prey on our children. As parents it is our job to protect our children but this woman served her child up on a platter for the promise of a gift card and a freaking cheeseburger! She is d@mn lucky that her and the other children that she drug along for the ride survived.
I understand the desire to focus on the monster instead of the mother but he is safely locked away while RP not only roams free but still has other children in her care and is inviting strangers into their home now! Did she learn nothing? I don't doubt that she loved and grieves her daughter but clearly that pain isn't "punishment" enough because she is still putting innocent children at risk. IMO this woman is a danger to any child in her care and that should not be allowed to continue. Cherish's death will not be in vain if it serves as the impetus for removing her siblings from that home.
From that article:
"She said she had a conversation with Cherish a week before her disappearance about never leaving any store with a stranger."
That's what good, responsible parents tell their children. But when you have that conversation and a week later Mommy is leaving Dollar General with a stranger AND bringing her kids along... How do you expect an 8yr old to grasp the concept??
I've tried really hard to stay away from this thread and have even deleted countless posts before hitting send but the more I read the angrier I get. There is no doubt that this beautiful child was failed by the justice system that let yet another monster go free but IMO the courts failed her long before then by leaving her in the care of her mother despite reports stating that was not in her best interest.
I can not even begin to comprehend the choices that RP made that day. You do not have to be a devout WS member to know that none of our communities are free of monsters. Nor do you have to follow case after tragic case to know that those monsters are waiting on any opportunity to prey on our children. As parents it is our job to protect our children but this woman served her child up on a platter for the promise of a gift card and a freaking cheeseburger! She is d@mn lucky that her and the other children that she drug along for the ride survived.
I understand the desire to focus on the monster instead of the mother but he is safely locked away while RP not only roams free but still has other children in her care and is inviting strangers into their home now! Did she learn nothing? I don't doubt that she loved and grieves her daughter but clearly that pain isn't "punishment" enough because she is still putting innocent children at risk. IMO this woman is a danger to any child in her care and that should not be allowed to continue. Cherish's death will not be in vain if it serves as the impetus for removing her siblings from that home.
Having done a social work internship at a women's prison, I can answer that: Parenting classes; life skills classes; mental health counseling; cognitive behavioral therapy group counseling; help with addictions (if there are any to deal with); learning coping skills; learning budgeting skills; learning how to obtain and maintain a job; learning socialization skills; learning how to not be a victim...all while protecting others from any "poor choices" which might be made if the person was allowed to continue in the same lifestyle as before.
Isn't that a private page? What does she say?
Wow...I just read the newest article linked on the first page of this thread.
Oh my God. Lots of things....but dang....she admits to letting a strange man take her daughter to the dressing room TWICE, but made sure he didn't go IN..and that he only handed clothes OVER the door or whatever. Oh....okay...that's not so bad....letting a strange man take your daughter TO the dressing room. :facepalm: Oh and that he wanted to buy HIGH HEELS for Cherish. :facepalm: ..............she allows a strange man to take her daughter to the dressing room!!! THIS after getting creeped out by him in the van and noticing that the seats have been taken out and that there are blinds on the windows. Yet she's "good" with all the dressing room/high heel/paying too much attention to Cherish business. In fact....she's "good" with this and waits for him up at the check out to pay for all her crap until she realizes Walmart is closing and he and Cherish are nowhere to be found.
Unbelievable.
I'm really starting to wonder if she has some type of serious mental defect. Seriously. I don't know of any mother who would stand for ANY of that business - let alone take a ride with strange man!
And don't get me started on how she seems to be blaming Cherish for "running off"......
GRRRR!!!
I can agree wholeheartedly with everything you say...except the last sentence...because it should not come down to having to lose one of the children in order to save the others. So in that regard, I think Cherish's death was in vain.
Thank you for that information myteemouse. The only thing is, if her brain has been affected from drugs (etc), than those won't really help.
I'm not versed in the area of how to repair brain cells, so I can't say if it's possible to get back what you lost or not.
donald smith, the man accused of abducting and killing 8-year-old cherish perrywinkle last month, was indicted tuesday on charges of first-degree murder, kidnapping and capital sexual battery.
according to the indictment, smith strangled cherish.
more here http://www.news4jax.com/news/donald...nkle/-/475880/20802192/-/3dyh36z/-/index.html