I don't see it suggested or mentioned anywhere, but could GA have been fearful of facing some tough questioning? I am not suggesting involvement, but who knows what GA may have been thinking could be asked of him.
Many prayers for strength and healing for George. I can't imagine the pain and anguish one goes through upon learning the lifelong dreams they had for their child are gone in a flash. Having to reconcile what you dreamed your child would be to the realization of who they are.
Those same dreams probably reborn for his sweet granddaughter. Again, having to reconcile those dreams that will never be. It tears away at the soul.
May George find a pillar of strength and hope in those he reached out to. Don't give up George, you can and will make it through this. Caylee needs you to.
IMO a situation like this causes you to question "where you went wrong". Regardless of any direct involvement in this case, GA has to have guilt, remorse, sadness, etc... about what his life became. Couple this with the death of a grandchild, a dysfunctional family, daily intense media and public scrutiny, and add in disgusting rumors perpetuated by ignorant individuals who hope for twisted facts to emerge just to satisfy their own morbid curiosity. ( Not speaking of any WS here) He has been proclaimed a lazy, unemployed, spineless man. How many people who have actually met him have come forward with that description???? When you feel hopeless you act hopeless. REGARDLESS of what IF ANY involvement or knowledge he has in / of this case. He does not deserve what he is going through. IMO if he were lazy and spineless....he would have bolted a long time ago and let KC and CA fend for themselves. That in and of itself HAD to be a lot or work. The guy needs a break.
If I may, I just wanted to say that I am sorry if I offended anyone by calling Casey a devil. Maybe I should have said that the devil took a hold of her or something.
I am so upset about this thing with George. I know this is so serious, and not poking fun about it in the least bit.
I myself, blame this all on Casey. Every last bit of it. I blame her for her dad's emotional problems, the same as I would have blamed her if he didn't make it through last night.
If I may, I just wanted to say that I am sorry if I offended anyone by calling Casey a devil. Maybe I should have said that the devil took a hold of her or something.
I am so upset about this thing with George. I know this is so serious, and not poking fun about it in the least bit.
I myself, blame this all on Casey. Every last bit of it. I blame her for her dad's emotional problems, the same as I would have blamed her if he didn't make it through last night.
I hope she is off tomorrow...sorry, I do not want her or anyone to tear him down any further.
Thank you to Friday for sharing what you can, please tell Tim the world is a better place with a great man like him in it! :blowkiss:
What the reporter said on the Today Show was: "An Unfinished Suicide Note."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=is1qjhEZV98
First post here, but longtime lurker. I've waivered over the last few months as to where I put George on the "truth" meter. I'm still not sure. But, I have to applaud the above poster. I think you hit the nail on the head. I also believe that the recent document drop simply pushed George over the edge. Yes, perhaps the A's had been enlightened by LE prior to the public, about the sticker on the duct tape, and about the personal items found with poor Caylee. But once it went public, the surmising intensified. The finger-pointing intensified. The scrutiny intensified. Considering the amount of stress George was already under, the recent information was just too much for George to bear. Yes, I do believe he knows the truth. He's an ex-cop. He knows. But, IMO, if anyone in that family deserves our sympathy, it's George. I truly believe he loved that beautiful little girl with every fiber in his being. And now, she's gone. IMO, at the hands' of his own daughter. George was the only one who stepped up to the plate to testify at the GJ. I cannot even imagine how he felt at that moment. I think that one act (possibly more than any other) shows the amount of strength and goodness George truly has. Knowing how it looked, from a cop's point of view, yet, from a father's point of view, not wanting to believe where the evidence was pointing.
IMO, the partially written suicide note now in LE's hands, may prove to be very important. On the brink of death, truthfulness and honesty become paramount. The need to speak the truth becomes overwhelming.
My prayers are with you, George. May you continue to find the strength necessary to bring your little angel's killer to justice and to pick up the broken pieces that she leaves behind.[/QUOTE]
WELCOME!!
BOLDED BY ME!
I just thought your words were exactly how I was feeling............