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Nice switch up!You're killin' me...
Agreed about the clock watchers in daycare places of business; but that's a whole 'nother issue.
Nice switch up!You're killin' me...
Agreed about the clock watchers in daycare places of business; but that's a whole 'nother issue.
It used to be a saying that you could always tell a sailor by all his tatoos.Just talked to hubby. Each service has their own standards. Each service has no tattoos on the neck or face. Arms are generally a percentage of the arm could have ink - not the majority though. Usually very little tattoo, if any, can be showing while in dress uniforms. Work uniforms are a little more lax.
I don’t know why I expect the military too give a little for single parents. (Male or female) very unrealistic of me, I know.
Sorry if this has already been posted. This neighbor saw her wandering the apartments and just made her go back into her apartment and lock the door?
Saw her alone in her apartment other days?
Were no reports made regarding child welfare to the proper agencies?
Taylor Williams case: Warrant reveals what led to charges for Taylor Williams' mom
NoThey can't. Being in the military isn't like a regular job. Both of my older sons are in the military, different branches, and they both literally signed their lives over to the military and to protect/defend our country for a specified amount of time.
Would you really want the military to give a little here and there for everyone's different circumstances? Wouldn't be a very good or reliable military then...
Just talked to hubby. Each service has their own standards. Each service has no tattoos on the neck or face. Arms are generally a percentage of the arm could have ink - not the majority though. Usually very little tattoo, if any, can be showing while in dress uniforms. Work uniforms are a little more lax.
Maybe he and LE weren't on good terms.Good point! Why was 911 not called immediately by the neighbor?
Maybe for other branches but definitely not true at all for the Navy...hand and neck tattoos are all a-ok as are full sleeves.
Source: my husband is in the Navy and has all of the above
I agree with all your questions and points, however.. I do not want to bash dad, at this point we are unaware of why he wasnt in Taylor's life or if he had tried to fight to see her. Ive been aware of several cases that the mother move to a different state and the father was given rights but he had to find the means to get her. He may have had prior history with the law as well as if he thought taylor was is great care and health may have been MIA from her life thinking it was to benefit her. Too many unknowns but at this point im trying to hold out dad wasn't evil too.Well, well, well, the plot thickens. While we wait for more information to come out - and I'm betting it will - we can only guess a scenario based on what was released today.
My questions right now: Was Brianna angry at Taylor's bio father for not paying child support or being around to help - IOW was this an act of rage and revenge? Was she angry at Taylor for interfering with her Navy career? Why did she isolate herself and Taylor from extended family?
I see nothing that would have stopped all options for child care so why was Taylor left alone so often? And I see no signs of mental illness - Brianna was able to conduct her work and life with no hint that she was feeling overwhelmed or stressed. It could be argued that the condition of her apartment and the condition of Taylor (wandering alone, wearing the same pjs, etc.) could point to a mental meltdown except apparently no coworkers noticed and at no time did she take advantage of any support the Navy may offer.
Without more information if I had to guess then I'd say Brianna took out her anger on Taylor in the form of neglect and maybe physical abuse. Anger/rage at who or what I don't know. The autopsy should reveal more.
I'm sorry Taylor's bio dad didn't do more - I'm sick of the "baby mama baby daddy" crap that seems to be currently acceptable in our society. You wanna have a fun roll in the hay? Then use a condom or be prepared to co-parent a vulnerable, innocent child for the next 18 years. MOO.
This is all fine and good but the fact is that the tattoo in the supposed Facebook profile pic of BW does not at all match the tattoo the arrest warrant said she had. That's all this is about.....not whether or not the armed forces allow tattoos in general. We're getting way off topic.
Where did the information about the tattoo for the arrest warrant come from?This is all fine and good but the fact is that the tattoo in the supposed Facebook profile pic of BW does not at all match the tattoo the arrest warrant said she had. That's all this is about.....not whether or not the armed forces allow tattoos in general. We're getting way off topic.
If you already have a tattoo they can't ask you to remove it can they? So I think we can conclude tatoos being allowed is a moot point.This is all fine and good but the fact is that the tattoo in the supposed Facebook profile pic of BW does not at all match the tattoo the arrest warrant said she had. That's all this is about.....not whether or not the armed forces allow tattoos in general. We're getting way off topic.
please, it is certainly NOT against the rules to date each other. My husband's, all ex's btw, were all active duty military just like me. And after my divorces, I dated sailors in my work center even. Regulations are against fratinization with a much higher rank than you. I could date one up higher and one down lower than me and did with no issues. It's when I was dating a much higher rank, he was told it would be in his best interest to stop. I never was called on the carpet for it, because he was the higher ranking person. Having said that, it happened all the time, and also marriages between higher and lower all the time. The Navy didn't mind if you married the person!! They did mind the dating part IF one was a much higher rank...but shocker...It's happening all the time.Is it against the rules in the military to date each other! Also check out her FB. She don't look like a sailor...I think alit has been deleted from her page. It maybe that's when she started going to the far side.
Hospital??Where did the information about the tattoo for the arrest warrant come from?
Good!! So no rankism. I like that.please, it is certainly NOT against the rules to date each other. My husband's, all ex's btw, were all active duty military just like me. And after my divorces, I dated sailors in my work center even. Regulations are against fratinization with a much higher rank than you. I could date one up higher and one down lower than me and did with no issues. It's when I was dating a much higher rank, he was told it would be in his best interest to stop. I never was called on the carpet for it, because he was the higher ranking person. Having said that, it happened all the time, and also marriages between higher and lower all the time. The Navy didn't mind if you married the person!! They did mind the dating part IF one was a much higher rank...but shocker...It's happening all the time.
Didn't the arrest warrant happen before she arrived at the hospital though?Hospital??
Got my first tattoo in the Navy on my ankle. Only thing I had to back then was cover it for dress inspection. But everyone knew it was there on my ankle. This was early 80s. Not forbidden.If you already have a tattoo they can't ask you to remove it can they? So I think we can conclude tatoos being allowed is a moot point.
I would be surprised if she didn't have at least one. Lots of girls that age do.
Maybe. I thought they were enroute, but I see your point. Don't know timing of preparing the documents.Didn't the arrest warrant happen before she arrived at the hospital though?
I was just wondering if there could be a discrepancy in the tattoos somehow.Maybe. I thought they were enroute, but I see your point. Don't know timing of preparing the documents.
But, that would be a quick way of identifying a person. Maybe on her Navy docs.