(it's a secret.)
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(it's a secret.)
Thanks Rose-sweetie. Long ago the bad of it morphed into helping me become the proud bad as*** I am today.![]()
Bringing it up to say a victim is just that, a victim, no less so because he is a man, as difficult a concept as that seems to be for some.
Oh, Hope! I wish I could hug you.Many many years ago, a police officer called my mother's house to say that he was holding my brother in protective custody to stop him from jumping on the subway tracks and killing himself. I went to help my brother and met this officer.
A nightmare day and night later, this officer called and wanted to speak to me. He told me that my brother had said a lot to him, that he wanted to help me, and that hearing what my brother had told him would help me. I said yes, of course.
I thought it was a little strange that he asked me to come to his house rather than the police station, but he explained he was helping me on his own time. I went to his house. I was stressed to the point of breaking down myself. I needed answers. He opened the door and within 20 minutes I was being raped.
Was it my fault that I trusted him? Was it my fault that he chose me because I was the perfect victim-vulnerable in a thousand ways? That until that exact day I believed all people are inherently good and that even if they made really huge mistakes, they should be forgiven, because compassion should always trump anger?
No. It was the rapist's fault for raping me. And it was the killer who killed Travis, a man who very much wanted to live more and longer and better, and who was in no way whatsoever responsible for his own death.
I'd love to see one of the news shows like Dateline do a piece on the trial. Then invite the jury to come talk. But leave out Mr. foreman. He's already said enough.
I put my phone in the fridge and spent 3 hours :scared: before ..alas I found it...:blushing:
If any of you kind people watched the Lifetime program on the trial, can you tell me if it has anything new worth watching?
If any of you kind people watched the Lifetime program on the trial, can you tell me if it has anything new worth watching?
Have have once put a newly opened 1/2 gallon of Blue Bell Ice Cream "away" in the pantry. Have also put milk back up on the shelf with the dished....WTF?
It would be a good idea to leave out the alternates too since they didn't spend one minute diliberations.
Hasn't aired yet, Smelly.
I hate to say this (and it's just my opinion), but it seems to me somehow CKJA made some form of positive impression on the foreman. Just by his saying he would like to talk to her, makes me realize he doesn't get her at all. What good would it do to speak to a pathological liar???? And now finding out all the jurors agreed not to speak until next week , and then he does this behind their back, makes me think he has his own agenda - whatever that might be.
Sounds like they made a PACT ... I understand completely that jurors do NOT have to speak but they did NOT fishish their duty, which makes no sense at all considering all 12 voted for Pre-Med Murder 1 and Extreme Cruelty ...
I will be real surprised IF any of the other jurors speak out ...
I think a "gag order" for the jurors was self-imposed by the foreman ... MOO !
And where there's stink, there's HINK !
MOO MOO and MOO !
Yeah, no kidding.
Did JM concede that they had consensual sex on the day Travis was murdered?I wonder if he took those pics under duress. Like another blackmail was going on.
something about his may 26 text to her and this romp dont add up to me. I have wondered if it was a rape.