Thank you. This is just a small fraction of what we've been through dealing with all of the "rights" lended to these murderers.
Their attorneys specifically plotted to send a representative to my home, to my doorstep, just 2 weeks before Christmas to try and solicit my help with the mental retardation claim, thinking I might be more vulnerable, thus manipulatable, right before Christmas, the anniversary of Cindy's death.
I'm not kidding.
I kicked this doe eyed "investigator" out of my house once I realized what she was up to (it's illegal for them to approach a victim but when I confronted her on that she knew the exact loophole she'd slipped through ). I made one phone call (I was shaking for hours after this encounter and I'm generally a pretty tough person in these things ) to our prosecutor who put me in touch with a victim's rights attorney who has represented me free of charge ever since. And she went to the Federal level and got that loophole closed so no more victims will be abused by those championing for murderers like I was.
What happened to me could have happened to a much more fragile person. Like a mother of a murdered child or something like that. On the anniversary of the murder. On purpose.
These people working for appeals for murderers to try and abolish the death penalty one heinous murderer at a time have lost all focus in my opinion. All focus of basic human decency. And they think they are on the "right" side.
Not to get too political here but it reminds me of those who shoot abortion doctors in the name of "preservation of life".