i vry much doubt it Electric Sheep because child health care professionals in Ireland are held to extraordinarily high ethical standards.
I also think its credible because the timing is congruent with a stage of realisation in a child's mind regarding a major shocking life event.. death of a parent, death of a second parent in this child's case and the beginning of an understanding of murder, and murder by significant others to boot.
Major betrayal and Like others have said and I have said too, forcefully on many occasion- lets leave them alone.
They can read but I would prefer they did not lest theyfeel compelled or in a case of transference, that the burden becomes shifted to their wee shoulders.
I know the media will be splattered with stories and that is unavoidable but we dont need to add to it, do we?
Its not our case, we dont own it and we dont have any rights here.
I even have a strong inclination to stay away from now on, lest I contribute to voyeurism or vampirism. Its none of my business.
But I do honestly appreciate this space and having spent more time here looking at other cases I am beginning to understand too that there exists a level of ethics in the rules that I have not always appreciated but am coming to understand are so respectful of the dead and humanity that they merge with the sacred in many aspects.
Its one thing sleuthing a case, searching for answers and its awfully exciting challenging and wholly engaging and forces one to expand one's mind and..work.
But a man has died.
His children are orphans.
What can I realistically contribute at this stage?
Thanks .
