bunnyphoenix1
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according to one of the shows, jvm maybe, lee was at the hospital earier today.
I missed that...thank you.
according to one of the shows, jvm maybe, lee was at the hospital earier today.
Is the letter posted somewhere kathyn? You read it?
Observation:
As reported, I have heard there were 2 notes, or conflicting reports on a suicide note or letter in the motel room and another in his car.
http://www.cfnews13.com/Default.aspx
"Morning stories of Anthony in Hospital"
It shows George being escorted and getting in car, then it shows many officers around his HHR (I believe he has a HHR).
On the right side officers are trying to open the door with a tool.
WHY would they just not ASK George for the keys????? Also, if he has a HHR, it comes with onStar and OnStar can open the door remotely. I just thought this was "strange"...
I understand where you are coming from but I disagree. From my experience people commit suicide for one overriding reason - to stop the pain. Where that pain comes from and how bad it is might not make sense to you or me, but to them it is overwhelming and there is nothing else that they know of to stop it.
That is strange. Good observation!
No, I don't. Apparently GA exposed anything about the case other than he thinks KC is innocent. He took no responsibility for doing anything nor stated that KC did anything. Thats not what the suicide letter was about.
Caylee was so innocent....Casey not so innocent. Unless he feels guilt about how he brought up Casey, I would have thought the decision would be an easy one.
I haven't seen a full letter....just reports about what is supposed to be in it. It is reported somewhere that George threw some of Casey's friends under the bus in it.
I saw that as well...just wonder when they got into the car? The police have been so kind to this family. I believe I saw Det. Allen in one of the photos, an amzing gesture IMO.That is strange. Good observation!
Very strange. Maybe it had to do with the 8 beers? Maybe he lost them? Maybe he sold the car after his 8 beers? I'd be really drunk if I drank 8 beers, if he doesn't drink much, he may have been too??
I don't know what to make of everything that's gone on the last couple of days. The doc dump could not have been easy for the family to deal with. I know from the start many were pleading for the family to get help to work through this all. I am glad to see George is doing just that and I hope he continues with therapy. I blame Casey for all that she brought on this family. But I can't help but think, it's still NOT about Caylee.
To add to that they do not consider it selfish, they feel worth nothing and that the world and even all who love them would be better off without them. They can't feel the pain they would leave behind because the pain they are feeling about themselves is too great, the overriding thought is "they would all be better off without me". So trying to get them to see how selfish it is does not work at all in my experience.
I saw that as well...just wonder when they got into the car? The police have been so kind to this family. I believe I saw Det. Allen in one of the photos, an amzing gesture IMO.
PS- I was a little perplexed when I read one of the police docs to see they referred to the Anthony(s) as the grandparent(s) of the missing 2 year old.
And how long should a parent feel guilt for an adult child's crimes? Does that mean that all parents should be charged with aiding and abetting their adult children's crimes? Where do you draw the line? Casey was an adult at the time of her alleged crime. I really want to know. What about Ted Bundy's parents? Dahmer's? Son of Sam? Shall we throw the parents in jail for the alleged sin(s) of not 'raising their children up right'? Tell me. What about parents of DUI criminals? Child molestors? Parents of burglars or murderers? Should we throw them all in jail along with their children?
I think this is a question only the grandparents can answer. Personally, I think George is overwhelmed by EVERYTHING. It wouldn't surprise me if he feels guilt. It's very normal for parents to feel guilt about everything. Then there's the guilt that survivors feel after the loss of a loved one. No shortage of guilt here IMO.And how long should a parent feel guilt for an adult child's crimes? Does that mean that all parents should be charged with aiding and abetting their adult children's crimes? Where do you draw the line? Casey was an adult at the time of her alleged crime. I really want to know. What about Ted Bundy's parents? Dahmer's? Son of Sam? Shall we throw the parents in jail for the alleged sin(s) of not 'raising their children up right'? Tell me. What about parents of DUI criminals? Child molestors? Parents of burglars or murderers? Should we throw them all in jail along with their children?
where?
(my bold.)