seeya said about falling into bed drunk. I read an article that said DB "fell" into bed, in a drunken stupor. Just that word "fell" - got me to thinking she actually fell on Lisa and didn't notice - suffocating her. DB IS a 'big' lady - and maybe Lisa fell off the bed. And I don't believe we know the 'exact' spot in the bedroom by the bed the decomp scent was - do we?? TIA!
My comment is getting out of hand. I asked if they were remodeling because of the condition, and lack of decorating. I do feel it is strange to have 6 & 8 year olds and a toddler and be THAT neat. Especially, in a "caught off guard" state. It's pretty common knowledge in Social Services field (CPS) that household conditions - good and bad reflect quite a bit on conditions in the home -- conditions that at glance you may not see. It is included in training in spotting abnormalities. I wanted to pull some case studies/papers for you - it may be helpful to know; however, the net seems to be flooded with junk (I miss the old days when it was easier to navigate!) Heck, I think even Dr. Phil, or Oprah or someone had a show on people and depression. Lack of decorating was a sign of depression or unhappiness (or even disappointment) in the area of your life. A very obvious example is hoarding, or even why some people can't seem to keep a clean house -- perfectionism and feeling failure. They believe that if it can't be perfect, why bother. Etc...This was years ago. If I find something I will post.
No if your house is clean, or not. Decorated or not -- is not necessarily the point.
i was not responding to a post by you so am not sure why my comments seemed to bother you. that said, i hold an msw and and am well familiar with the concepts you mentioned. the fact remains that results of those studies are not relevant or reliable if they are based on the norms practiced by a society 50 years ago.
in other words, when it comes to making judgment calls regarding the psychological state of the residents in any environment....the way said environment appears to another is about as unreliable a means as one can find. in fact, it can actually say more about the person doing the observing than the it does abot the person whose environment is being observed, if that makes sense.
Perhaps this should be posted in the Question/Answer thread?
Gooood question. Waiting to hear the answer as well.
Its an empty lot with trees growing on it. Not wooded. The real wooded areas here are very dense like the wooded areas they have searched. The lot is not that thick at all.Is it a "wooded area" or a "leafy area"? Some of the locals are saying this area is not a wooded area, it's more like a brushy lot.
I know that as an Orlando area resident, it was hard for some people to understand that the dense foliage where little Caylee was found is basically very common around here and is often just a few feet of palmetto and brush. It's not a huge forest area.
Perhaps this should be posted in the Question/Answer thread?
Gooood question. Waiting to hear the answer as well.
