I tried to read this and here are a few things I saw right away:
Edith sounds like a creepy stalker. Like I MADE IT IN!! I WAS IN!!!
"We were talking.
I was in Debbie's house and I thought we were getting close," she said. "I don't know what happened."
Debbie DIDN'T tell her to go away. "[Edith] said she didn’t hear
directly from Deborah that she wanted the vigils to stop, or that people would be arrested if they stepped foot on their property. She said she heard it from Jeremy’s mother Melanie Irwin."
They were kicked out of someone's basement because they were not allowed to "speak their minds" and then they were asked to not vigil in front of the home because it became a gossip-fest, participants were "aggressive" and "disrespectful"... what does that say about the group? Clearly their intentions were not to provide peace and comfort for the family(victims) in this tragedy.
Edith says the vigils were held "a place for people to gather,
talk,
vent,
receive comfort,
discuss the Baby Lisa case, and pray. The bolded things are the parts that are not part of a "prayer vigil" IMO. Providing comfort and support to the family and other victims is, but not venting, RECEIVING comfort, and discussing the case.
And WHAT????? She [Edith] also said that if Deborah and Jeremy knew they didn’t want to be home at the time of last week’s vigil then perhaps some of the drama might have been eliminated if they’d left before the people arrived. “They knew what time the vigils typically started,” she said. That seals it - this woman is not quite right in her head - she thinks the FAMILY should have left their OWN home so the gossiping, aggressive, disrespectful posse could trash them in their front yard? I have read enough. That is darned close to delusional. Not to mention that the family DID leave beforehand. She should be embarrassed that HER actions drove possible VICTIMS out of their own home.
The more I read, the sorrier I feel for the Bradley/Irwin family. If these people are innocent there will be some serious karma problems for a whole lot of people.
http://www.examiner.com/missing-per...ptive-to-family-strikes-a-nerve#ixzz1fwYJloKO