Really, guys? We haven't heard word one from anyone else in that family about Celina, the type of gal she was, what was going on in the house, or any pleas for her to come home safely. Dad and grandpa are the only ones who deigned to let the world know what a sweetheart she is and how much they miss her and beg for her return. I appreciate that even if it is not my business and/or irrelevant to her death.
Also, since he is the only parent really talking, reporters seek him out. I have not seen him running all over town, wringing his hands and complaining, or going on radio shows and jawing, or calling news conferences. He was asked questions in the beginning of all of this, by reporters who sought him out. He answered them. After having a few days to digest the tragedy of his missing daughter's remains being found in a river, his perception about what was happening in her life has understandably changed. So, when reporters again seek him out and ask him specific questions, he has specific answers.
Come on. His baby died. No matter how involved he was, that is gut-wrenching, heart breaking, maybe literally in his case. Especially if he wasn't so involved. He may now really regret that. But, the fact remains that his little girl turned up dead in a river! He has plenty to be upset about and "complain" about given that her death occurred in mom and step-dad's custody, where he thought she was safe.
And I haven't heard but three, separate statements from him, only two of which were somewhat negative. I suppose some could feel frustrated or tired hearing his "whining". I bet he feels very tired and frustrated not having answers as his child's body sits in the morgue. :twocents:
