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The only part I'm unsure of is that there was only part of the the upper forearm with an irregular end. I guess that could be animals, but alot of times the bones separate at the joint, not somewhere in the middle.I can't bring myself to read the reports. However, with the discussion on this thread, I would offer that 'missing parts' and all is probably from animal activity after her death?
Every new report just hurts my heart.
http://newsok.com/tonya-leann-hobbs...article/3451649?custom_click=headlines_widget
The only part I'm unsure of is that there was only part of the the upper forearm with an irregular end. I guess that could be animals, but alot of times the bones separate at the joint, not somewhere in the middle.
http://www.kfor.com/news/local/kfor-news-med-exam-1-report-johnson-hobbs-story,0,5402048.story
- M.E's exam of Aja Johnson - GRAPHIC CONTENT
- M.E.'s diagram of Aja Johnson - GRAPHIC CONTENT
- M.E. exam of Hobbs - GRAPHIC CONTENT
- M.E. body diagram Hobbs - GRAPHIC CONTENT
Our poor little angel was missing body parts. I think I am going to be sick. Warning, these pdf's are quite graphic, as is the article.
It is difficult to think about what happened. And I realize that avoiding it doesn't make the truth less so. And Aja deserves no less than the truth. My heart aches so much for what happened to her, there are no words.
Just for clarification, the 'missing parts' I understand were specific to Aja, and thought to be animal activity post mortem. Tonya's wounds appear to be brutal attacks with a blunt knife. Sometimes commonly seen in drunk/high/mentally ill based attacks, that sort of thing. Did I miss where the tox came back on Hobbs?
Oriah
That POOR POOR baby!!!! I dont want to blame another victim, but WHEN are these women going to stop bringing these monsters into their lives????
You know, I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but I DO blame the victim--Tonya--for what happened to Aja. She is the one who brought Aja into this monster's life!
I have tried and tried to think of something, any rationale, to give her the benefit of the doubt, but I just can't. What on earth could she have been thinking? This man had threatened to kill Aja with a hammer! According to Grandma he had beaten her black and blue! Why on EARTH would Tonya have ever taken Aja near that creature again? Much less lie to Aja's father about an innocent-sounding birthday party to cover up that she was doing so? :furious:
Tonya was an adult woman capable of making her own choices about whether to keep company with Hobbs. Aja wasn't. I'm sure she trusted her mama to keep her safe, and even if she didn't, she had absolutely no say in whether or not she going to be dragged into Lester's presence. Tonya had a 100-mile drive to think over what she was doing, and I really doubt that Aja, if she realized where they were going, expressed any eagerness to see the man who had beaten her and made her eat jalapenos as punishment. (Again according to Grandma.) I imagine that if Aja figured out where they were going, she probably begged Tonya not to take her there.
No, the blame for putting Aja in this monster's way falls squarely on Tonya. She knew what he was, and still she put Aja within his grasp.
I can't read the other articles or reports just yet...so thanks to all for providing interpretations, explanations, etc.
In Aja's namesake, I am going to begin actively seeking methods and opportunities to prevent another attack / incident such as this again. It is unfortunate that there will be other victims, much like Tonya and Aja and all I can do is try to help one....even if only just one...NO ONE deserves this...the problem is that "they" don't know that "they" don't deserve it...speaking for the adults anyway. As for the innocent children like Aja...it has to stop! Maybe, just maybe, one adult will listen, see, hear, something...and remove their child out of these terrible situations...even if they so choose to stay.
I am so very glad Aja's at peace now...and I believe that she will be the Number 1 cheerleader for those of us who try to change the circumstances for other children like her, here on earth!
I am finding peace after reading the one article earlier today...strange, I know...but that sweet baby must have been subject to terror fits by this monster on numerous occasions...NO MORE! She will NEVER, EVER, have to live in fear...she is at peace!
I think likely animals- or perhaps there was a pre existing wound there that drew animal attention. Disarticulated joints (via animal activity) seem to correlate more toward the environment and exposure time, imo.
ETA: the 'cut marks' underneath Aja's clothing might point to an aborted attempt on Hobbs' part to kill her in that manner, kwim?
D*mn, I hate typing this stuff.
Before we all sign off for the night, maybe we should just....remind ourselves....(if such a thing is possible) that Aja is at peace now.
Oriah
Pardon me for being stupid, but...where does one meet men like Lester Hobbs? Where did Tonya meet him? What could she have possibly seen in him? Even his picture is creepy.
You know, I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but I DO blame the victim--Tonya--for what happened to Aja. She is the one who brought Aja into this monster's life!
I have tried and tried to think of something, any rationale, to give her the benefit of the doubt, but I just can't. What on earth could she have been thinking? This man had threatened to kill Aja with a hammer! According to Grandma he had beaten her black and blue! Why on EARTH would Tonya have ever taken Aja near that creature again? Much less lie to Aja's father about an innocent-sounding birthday party to cover up that she was doing so? :furious:
Tonya was an adult woman capable of making her own choices about whether to keep company with Hobbs. Aja wasn't. I'm sure she trusted her mama to keep her safe, and even if she didn't, she had absolutely no say in whether or not she going to be dragged into Lester's presence. Tonya had a 100-mile drive to think over what she was doing, and I really doubt that Aja, if she realized where they were going, expressed any eagerness to see the man who had beaten her and made her eat jalapenos as punishment. (Again according to Grandma.) I imagine that if Aja figured out where they were going, she probably begged Tonya not to take her there.
No, the blame for putting Aja in this monster's way falls squarely on Tonya. She knew what he was, and still she put Aja within his grasp.