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I have a question regarding the FB posts. If (IMO) one or more of the family members are responsible for that ‘family FB’ account. How would/could they hypothetically be accountable for that legally?
who’s to say who is actually writing those posts? Everyone seems IMO to be thinking the FB is a bad idea (which I agree with) but couldn’t anyone charged theoretically just claim it was someone else on the family creating all those posts, or that they were satire or something?
Have there been cases in the past in which FB posts like this have been admissible in court, for instance their account of the events on the night of the child’s death vs documentation or testimony from medical professionals or LEOs?
I'm not a lawyer but IMO the posts aren't going to play a major part in the DSS and criminal cases apart from some anecdotal evidence of the family's reluctance to cooperate with social workers on a safety plan.I have a question regarding the FB posts. If (IMO) one or more of the family members are responsible for that ‘family FB’ account. How would/could they hypothetically be accountable for that legally?
who’s to say who is actually writing those posts? Everyone seems IMO to be thinking the FB is a bad idea (which I agree with) but couldn’t anyone charged theoretically just claim it was someone else on the family creating all those posts, or that they were satire or something?
Have there been cases in the past in which FB posts like this have been admissible in court, for instance their account of the events on the night of the child’s death vs documentation or testimony from medical professionals or LEOs?
My understanding is that the two oldest are from one father and the two youngest are from another man.Are VBT 's four kiddos of the say father?
Wasn’t this case on here before. With a sister maybe posting? Am I losing my mind?
I'm not a doctor, but I think that their health issues are not just caused by their diet. In my opinion, it seems like it could be an inadequate diet and not seeking medical attention, probably not very many check-ups and stuff. If Evanna was going to the doctor, maybe her condition would've been noticed and treated. She was just 12, so regular-ish check-ups should've been going on. I have a really hard time believing she didn't display any symptoms up until that point of no return.First time I've heard about this case.I must say when I look at their Facebook,especially the daughter's instagram before this happened I would think this is the most wholesome,crafty,healthiest family on the planet. The food looks beautiful,the beautiful clothes they make,the kids look happy and so intelligent.
And than to find out what happened.If there were medical problems again and again and all because of diet?How can they be so blind and keep ignoring it?How can defending your lifestyle be more important than the health of your children? And these people seem so intelligent and educated,I just don't understand.So,so sad and tragic.
I agree. In the family's latest pinned post they said LE found searches on one of the older girl's phone about pancreatitis, swelling, liver failure, and "other medical conditions." The poster claims there's "no proof" that the searches had anything to do with Evanna and were actually about an uncle. They mention that it's very common for the family to look up (I assume on the Internet) medical issues that friends and relatives mention.I'm not a doctor, but I think that their health issues are not just caused by their diet. In my opinion, it seems like it could be an inadequate diet and not seeking medical attention, probably not very many check-ups and stuff. If Evanna was going to the doctor, maybe her condition would've been noticed and treated. She was just 12, so regular-ish check-ups should've been going on. I have a really hard time believing she didn't display any symptoms up until that point of no return.
I agree. In the family's latest pinned post they said LE found searches on one of the older girl's phone about pancreatitis, swelling, liver failure, and "other medical conditions." The poster claims there's "no proof" that the searches had anything to do with Evanna and were actually about an uncle. They mention that it's very common for the family to look up (I assume on the Internet) medical issues that friends and relatives mention.
However, the post also said they didn't research Evanna's condition until December 3, 2019 when she was in the hospital. So it's very common for the family to research illnesses, they researched about an uncle's swollen feet but didn't research Evanna's swollen legs and abdomen? They didn't even attempt a phone consult with Evanna's doctor.
Could this be part of the reason why the DA said others may also be charged? MOO.
I agree. In the family's latest pinned post they said LE found searches on one of the older girl's phone about pancreatitis, swelling, liver failure, and "other medical conditions." The poster claims there's "no proof" that the searches had anything to do with Evanna and were actually about an uncle. They mention that it's very common for the family to look up (I assume on the Internet) medical issues that friends and relatives mention.
However, the post also said they didn't research Evanna's condition until December 3, 2019 when she was in the hospital. So it's very common for the family to research illnesses, they researched about an uncle's swollen feet but didn't research Evanna's swollen legs and abdomen? They didn't even attempt a phone consult with Evanna's doctor.
Could this be part of the reason why the DA said others may also be charged? MOO.
How often are parents allowed to film visitation and then post it on social media? Honestly wondering, not trying to be funny or anything. I just find it odd that stuff like that has been made public.
I'm not sure but I wouldn't be okay with exposing my children like that. I don't know, just feels weird. And since I'm assuming the parents don't have custody of the children, since they're in foster care, do they really have a right to film AND post those videos? I just assumed that filming those visits would be a no-no, but I have no experience on that.Good question! Could that be considered exploitation?