GUILTY MO - Clauddinnea 'Dee Dee' Blancharde, 48, Springfield, 10 June 2015 - #3

[investikater]

Baby stuff is ridiculously expensive. I guess one reason is all the safety standards and testing they do to prevent accidents but I think it is also greedy price gauging.

A lot of young people in polls now say they aren't having children because they can't work out how to afford them.

What do poor people do when they have a baby? Get used stuff on Facebook marketplace etc?

 

[investikater]

No she hasn’t. I’m not sure she can. This article has some info…

Gypsy Rose Blanchard Can’t Contact Ex Who Killed Mom as Condition of Parole: 'I Feel Responsible'

Gypsy Rose Blanchard was granted parole in September after serving eight years for her role in the murder of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard.

people.com

Thank you

That seems really cold to me.

Maybe she can't visit or write but couldn't she;

Help him with his appeals? - Financially? and otherwise?
Ask politicians for pardons? Campaign for a pardon? Collect signatures on petitions?

If I was in her supposed position I feel like surely I would feel compelled to help him.

 

[airportwoman]

Baby stuff is ridiculously expensive. I guess one reason is all the safety standards and testing they do to prevent accidents but I think it is also greedy price gauging.

A lot of young people in polls now say they aren't having children because they can't work out how to afford them.

What do poor people do when they have a baby? Get used stuff on Facebook marketplace etc?

Many middle-class people also use hand-me-downs and various resale methods.

 

[tlcya]

Every single item on her registry has been purchased.
Inside Gypsy Rose Blanchard's VERY pricey baby registry

 

[Stunned]

Thank you

That seems really cold to me.

Maybe she can't visit or write but couldn't she;

Help him with his appeals? - Financially? and otherwise?
Ask politicians for pardons? Campaign for a pardon? Collect signatures on petitions?

If I was in her supposed position I feel like surely I would feel compelled to help him.

Send her buddy Kim Kardashian the famous lawyer (?) to help?

 

[Ontario Mom]

Hopefully that baby has enough stable, solid influence in his/her life that it'll grow up just fine.
I really do just hope for the best for them all.

 

[Lilibet]

Help him with his appeals? - Financially? and otherwise?
Ask politicians for pardons? Campaign for a pardon? Collect signatures on petitions?

If I was in her supposed position I feel like surely I would feel compelled to help him.

Yes, she certainly could do all of those things for Godejohn. I don’t think she can/will because she lacks the empathy to take responsibility for the fact that he never would have killed her mother if she hadn’t manipulated him. He was/is clearly besotted with her and would probably still do anything for her.

The baby registry indicates to me that she is continuing on a manipulative path, knowing she has “fans” who will give her whatever she wants.

JMO

 

[Lilibet]

I hadn’t realized that Gypsy had tried to kill her mother prior to her relationship with Godejohn.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard Reveals She Had Shot Her Mom Years Before The Murder

Before ultimately convincing Nicholas Godejohn to kill her abusive mother, Gypsy Rose says, she shot at her with a BB gun she mistook for a deadly weapon.

www.huffpost.com

 

[LinasK]

Baby stuff is ridiculously expensive. I guess one reason is all the safety standards and testing they do to prevent accidents but I think it is also greedy price gauging.

A lot of young people in polls now say they aren't having children because they can't work out how to afford them.

What do poor people do when they have a baby? Get used stuff on Facebook marketplace etc?

Expensive yes, but no one "needs" a $600 stroller. You can get them much cheaper than that.

 

[Stunned]

Expensive yes, but no one "needs" a $600 stroller. You can get them much cheaper than that.

Always the voice of practicality. IMO

 

[LinasK]

Thank you

That seems really cold to me.

Maybe she can't visit or write but couldn't she;

Help him with his appeals? - Financially? and otherwise?
Ask politicians for pardons? Campaign for a pardon? Collect signatures on petitions?

If I was in her supposed position I feel like surely I would feel compelled to help him.

She's outlived her use for him. She used him exactly as her mother used her. Any pity I could have felt for her as a victim of Munchausen's is long gone. He wouldn't have committed the murder without her.