texasmommy39
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So Crystal has friends and family in Satsuma.
I think you're right. I just lost my first grandchild, at 17+ weeks. I wouldn't be taking punches at that child's mother. I'd want the best for that child. I'd want the child to know that both parents were the best people they could be. And I would move heaven and hell to get that child out of a bad situation, irregardless of who they were living with. Going to leave now for the nights. Slap my mods, if you must.
I think you're right. I just lost my first grandchild, at 17+ weeks. I wouldn't be taking punches at that child's mother. I'd want the best for that child. I'd want the child to know that both parents were the best people they could be. And I would move heaven and hell to get that child out of a bad situation, irregardless of who they were living with. Going to leave now for the nights. Slap my mods, if you must.
For those who may have missed today's article:
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"We're not frustrated. We're trying to stay positive. We have to," Putnam County Sheriff's Office Lt. Johnny Greenwood told WJXT-TV. "We are still conducting interviews with people that's names have turned up during the other investigations. I really can't go into the names of those people at this time, but we are currently conducting interviews with people as we speak," Greenwood said. "We are hopeful. That's what we have -- hope."
But the girl's disappearance continues to puzzle investigators and the community.In the 44 days that have passed since Haleigh's disappearance, local, state and federal investigators along with volunteers have searched for answers both inside and outside Putnam County.
Detectives have questioned dozens of witnesses, including Haleigh's father, Ronald Cummings, and her mother, Crystal Sheffield. Cumming's new wife, Misty -- the person to last see Haleigh -- has undergone hours of interviews and several polygraph tests.
Article:
http://www.clickorlando.com/news/19008243/detail.html (Bolded by me)
Is is commom for someone to have to undergo "several" polygraphs???
I think how they respond to stress in a public manner is indicative of how they handle stress in private, and as we have seen over and over, Ron has anger boiling underneath, and it often comes out as belligerent and cocky answers. "Man, get outta my face!" "I don't care, I ain't afraid of jail, I'll kill the $#%$#" "I'll take my gun and shoot the #@$# through the back window of the police car." (These are paraphrased but close.) Ron's response is verbally violent. Words matter. When in a stressful situation, a person relies on that which gets him through his day under normal circumstances. Ron's first line of defense is to be very very verbally violent with comments of physical violence. While that does not mean he would actually DO any of these things, it's what he says he will do.
Is it understandable that a man would want to rip the head off a perp who harmed his child? Absolutely. Would one expect that man would say something like that to the police? Well, it made my eyebrows raise. If it is bluster, so be it. But how Ron acts in a heightened state of stress publically is exactly how he'd act in a stressful domestic issue. Of that, I can be sure. People don't change. We rely on what we know to get us through our stress. Imagining how a young woman or small children would respond to that kind of bluster leaves a very very disturbing image in my head.
ITA Appreciate fully your point--tho you misunderstood mine I think in context of to what I was responding. Many seemed to be suggesting because Ron hasn't fully lost control or unleashed rage in public he therefore would be incapable of violence or abuse privately. Perhaps it would've been clearer had I phrased it instead that the self-control exhibited in public--w LE and media all around--by a person who is abusive will naturally be far greater than when in the domain of his home. Or conversely that the extent of an abusive person's private aggression or violence capability is nowhere near limited to the aggression seen displayed publically. I was trying to be cautious in how I worded (and still managed to offend someone?). I agree w your point about his words tho as out of the abundance of his heart a man speaks. My point is still tho that while even words can give us a glimpse into a person's true nature, we have never witnessed "exactly" the behavior, quite the full extent or violence capability of an abusive person in a public state of anger or stress as in their private state of frustration or anger w/no LE or cameras to capture. If we're talking about a violence prone individual I believe it will be consistent w menacing threats made even publically--multiplied a thousandfold. HTH JMO
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Doesn't this conflict with the post you made on the other thread?! :waitasec:Originally posted by Kiki the parrot: Expressions or words are never as reliable an indicator of a person's character as their actions.
Doesn't this conflict with the post you made on the other thread?! :waitasec:
But how Ron acts in a heightened state of stress publically is exactly how he'd act in a stressful domestic issue. Of that, I can be sure. People don't change. We rely on what we know to get us through our stress. Imagining how a young woman or small children would respond to that kind of bluster leaves a very very disturbing image in my head.
I would imagine to piss her off. It could be because of this on going custody issue or she is taking punches in regards to Crystal's mudslinging.
I think how they respond to stress in a public manner is indicative of how they handle stress in private, and as we have seen over and over, Ron has anger boiling underneath, and it often comes out as belligerent and cocky answers. "Man, get outta my face!" "I don't care, I ain't afraid of jail, I'll kill the $#%$#" "I'll take my gun and shoot the #@$# through the back window of the police car." (These are paraphrased but close.) Ron's response is verbally violent. Words matter. When in a stressful situation, a person relies on that which gets him through his day under normal circumstances. Ron's first line of defense is to be very very verbally violent with comments of physical violence. While that does not mean he would actually DO any of these things, it's what he says he will do.
Is it understandable that a man would want to rip the head off a perp who harmed his child? Absolutely. Would one expect that man would say something like that to the police? Well, it made my eyebrows raise. If it is bluster, so be it. But how Ron acts in a heightened state of stress publically is exactly how he'd act in a stressful domestic issue. Of that, I can be sure. People don't change. We rely on what we know to get us through our stress. Imagining how a young woman or small children would respond to that kind of bluster leaves a very very disturbing image in my head.
Such a fine upstanding behavior of Motherhood and Grandmother to children. Can we agree that vindictive hurtful behavior is not considered a good modeling of socially appropriate behavior for the children.
She must have her reasons.
I don't know how we all can argue over these peoples odd behavior. They all act in a different way than most I am sure in regards to a lot of things. My concern is not them but Haleigh. My interest here is not to read the next found juicy piece off rumor but accumulating the known facts that are available in regards to the abduction. We can all speculate the events that took place when, who, what, where, but with out the facts we are not going to be of help. Now as to who is lying, who has Haleigh or who hurt or killed Haleigh we are going to be the last to know LE will be first. I thought we would be able to determine the truth with all the brilliant minds here but bias sleuth is not going to be successful.
I am looking at the pieces of information as we get them, from whoever puts it out there. The info i posted about has come forward and is being discussed just as Rc and MC and Crystal and both sets of GP's are because they are all the enviornment that Haleigh lived in and around. As LE does with witnesses and information sources, they investigate the backround of the person to help point to the veracity or lack of such. I am looking at statements and behaviors that told me to believe notsomuch that comes from the person in question, a vendetta may take precidence over the truth. AND it is hardly a good example for either child. That is also in question with the custody placement issue regarding JR and haleigh if she is returned. It is after all the best interests of both children that are most important. Or is it the best interests of Rc and family that rule?
i unfortunatly have met quite a few people over my time just like this .. so i agreeI understood it as people who frequently make verbal threats of violence are at least somewhat more likely to act violently in certain situations, because the words that come out of their mouth tell us that violent solutions are in their mindframe, so to speak. They may not necessarily do it, some people are just talk, but they're certainly thinking about it a lot, and acting out might follow.
She must have her reasons.
I don't know how we all can argue over these peoples odd behavior. They all act in a different way than most I am sure in regards to a lot of things. My concern is not them but Haleigh. My interest here is not to read the next found juicy piece off rumor but accumulating the known facts that are available in regards to the abduction. We can all speculate the events that took place when, who, what, where, but with out the facts we are not going to be of help. Now as to who is lying, who has Haleigh or who hurt or killed Haleigh we are going to be the last to know LE will be first. I thought we would be able to determine the truth with all the brilliant minds here but bias sleuth is not going to be successful.