Just to give some background on where I am possibly coming from with some of my theories on why/what happened to the Jamison family..
I, myself, 15 or so years ago would have had no earthly idea about what life was like in some(emphasis on some, and by far not all) very, very, very rural and small communities located in different parts of the country.. I have always grown up, and lived in total suburbia.. On the outskirts of a major city(Memphis).. And it wasn't until 15 or so years ago when I met my husband that I even knew that this type of community existed in rural America..
He is from a smallish town, but his father after divorcing from his mom moved into the much smaller, much, much more rural and mountainous areas outside of "town".. It was from and through his father and his experiences that he endured and lived through, that I learned about the existence of such rural, extremely tight knit communities..
I know that for me, personally it just seems quite literally absurd and not even believable that a family could be murdered for such an insane reason as the people of the very rural community that they were planning to move to..that certain people not wanting the family to live there would be good enough cause to take out/murder an entire family of 3(most importantly a 6yo innocent child).. And while I do still find it absurd, unfathomable.. I do however, unfortunately also know for a fact that it does happen.. And it does happen for such reasons as I've detailed in some of my theories..
As stark raving crazy as it may sound or seem.. The truth is there are people within some very, very, very rural areas of the country who are very much willing to kill whoever necessary in order to protect their way of living..and there are always differing reasons and motivators for each of these people who are of this type mindset, and believe it to be within "their rights" to protect their way of life at all costs from anyone they perceive as threatening and/or even just as outsiders.. What I mean by within "their rights" is that some, not all, but some of these type rural communities almost have a whole other "system" by which they live..
I don't know..it really is hard to put into words what I know by having seen it first hand.. There are people willing to go to any lengths necessary to keep their way of life..yes, even murdering a family.. I learned that early on, when my husband and his father put their blood, sweat, and tears into building his beautiful "cabin in the woods" in one of the "hollers" in a community of people with this exact type, sick mindset..These sick people set that beautiful home on fire, and not just on fire, but literally an engulfing of flames so quickly, and so thoroughly that it was to the ground, no longer existing, within a very short period of time..MOST IMPORTANTLY IT WAS SET ON FIRE WITH THE ENTIRE FAMILY INSIDE. MEN, WOMEN, ADULT CHILDREN, ALONG WITH GRANDCHILDREN, AND EVEN BABIES!
I've seen it happen.. I know this mindset, mentality, and way of life very much do exist in some very rural areas of the country(just as loon-toon mindsets exist in urban/suburban areas of the country as well)..and as crazy and unbelievable as it may seem, it very much does exist and people(yes, even entire families) have been killed for quite literally no good reason at all.. Just because of the way they were perceived by members of these type communities.
