trujac
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Yes, her parents don't appear to have been caregivers at the stage of Lacey's life when she needed the most support and direction. They seemed have given up on Lacey when she was a young teenager. It will be interesting to hear Lacey's parents side of the story...the events and the reasons for them need and should be told in a court of law where the public can hear and understand fully what happened, imo. I hope the parents aren't given a plea deal. Those in power in the community where the Fletcher's live might want to quickly brush this gruesome and horribly sad situation under the rug in order to minimize any collateral fallout. Nothing seems to indicate that the parents made any effort to provide Lacey with any activities that she would have been comfortable with participating...as I understand it, no one saw or heard from her after she was around 16 years old. I think this story resonates with many people because similar unconscionable situations are happening everyday, and there's also a lot of people who managed to escape a very painful relationship with their own school and parents.I have a feeling these two placed the potty chair and baby wipes there and told the victim to use them. They obviously didn't help her to get off the sofa or clean her themselves. They strike me as prideful and stubborn people. I'm sure they blame her for this whole situation.