danni
You are reinforcing my inherent mistrust of strang
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MY BOLD
I've thought the same thing. I think her siblings are very, very lucky. The truly dodged a bullet. And if this is true, I don't know if there exists enough counseling in the world to fix their collective survivors' guilt and trauma.
I am going to say something but first I want you to understand that I in NO WAY think this girl is "normal"...
Although I think she is VERY far removed from the norm. I think that she was not TOTALLY removed from reality. I PERSONALLY don't think the other children were ever in harms way. The children in the day care, had they ever come in contact with AB I think they MAY HAVE BEEN. But I believe that AB was not so far removed that she could do this to someone of her own flesh and blood.
I mean look at it, again IF the grave was predug, it sat there for a week. and she didn't put one of her brothers or sister in it. If there is truth to the fact that they didn't know the six year old was playing with EO for a couple hours I am sure she (AB) was aware that they would not know where the six year old was at all times she COULD have done it in the week prior to Elizabeth going missing. But she didn't, I think she had a "blood is thicker than water" mentality when it came to picking her victim!