curiositycat
The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule
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By saying they will not live there again, it kind-of makes me think she knows Lisa won't be home.
Shades of Satsuma.....
There is a thread either in the jury room or the parking lot (I did a quick search but couldn't find it) where members discussed families that moved immediately after a child went missing.
Some do, some dont. Some leave the home right away, and some stay in the same home with the same phone number for 25-30 years.
I don't think one way or the other about this. JMHO
Every time unlinked material enters the picture - alleged foreclosure, alleged loss of driver's license, much more - it adds to the overwhelming weight with which rumor has infested this case. Link to MSM or to a statement from a verified local, or cease and desist.
I don't know what this means...can you eleborate Peliman? pretty please? :waitasec:
This can play both ways but if it was a true abduction and my child, I would be still in that house with a lot of security. Who knows if the kidnapper wanted to try and communicate something to me. How are they to find me now if I'm not in the house? I would be having my number advertised with an answering machine picking up. What if there is information someone has that doesn't want to go to police or media...well not being in the house, or contact information of them...that won't happen.
I don't think I could be parted from her room, I would be probably doing the unhealthy thing of sitting in her room clutching her blanket.
To me this is more distance she wants from it all. Close to cracking I think
Damned if they do and damed if they don't.
Oh, I started a thread about that a while back. I forgot all about it! Thanks for reminding me, I'll go read it now if I can find it.
The foreclosure is only a theory as to why the mother stated the family would no longer live in the house. Or is her statement only a rumor and not established fact?
JMO
My friend lost a child and the accident occurred in the house. The moved as soon as they could.
My 15 yr old son committed suicide in our home ,almost 7 years ago .We're still here.
It took 3 years for me to pack away the dirty clothes on the floor of his room,but I finally did it.
It's not always easy ,but is right for us.
It helps that I was given the image of angels scooping him up to take him home.
We stayed at a beach house for a month after the funeral ,and friends visited. At first I didn't want to leave my house. It felt like I was leaving James. Then,after a month ,I didn't think I could face going back to our house.
I can understand moving,also ,especially if you felt unsafe.
I don't find anything hinky in Deb not wanting to go back to that house.She's still enduring a horrific event,if someone took Lisa .She may change her mind later.
I don't know what this means...can you eleborate Peliman? pretty please? :waitasec: