I'm a LONG time reader but just joined today. Thank you to everyone who contributes to the cases. I come here for
up-to-date news. I read info here BEFORE I see it on TV (if at all).
I do believe JMII is being sincere in all of his interviews. It has to hurt to know your little brother caused such an horrific event & frightening being shoved into the media through no fault of your own.
Watching the video of JMII raised some ??'s for me....
He's 43 y/o & said
'about 16 years ago, they came to Cherokee County to live with his mother's brother. "That's when I parted ways with the family," says Johnny.'
He would have been 27. Did the whole family (even as adults) follow when the parents moved around? That just struck me as odd.
I wonder did he get the scar on his head from AM?
I am glad the father-son reunion came out of this otherwise heartbreaking crime. Hopefully the mother stays in jail/prison & they can spend time together w/o AM & MM. It's sad to think that a person was so evil his own family don't want to bury him. I
TOTALLY agree w/ them & do
not blame them but something about it makes me sad.
I'm with some of you in thinking GB & JB had to have known AM was a loose cannon. If they were in one another's lives for as long as been mentioned I find it hard to believe AM could have stayed in control each & every time he was around them. Something is amiss with that story.
As parents our first obligation is to our children. After the allegations (proven or not) of sexual misconduct there is NO WAY on this earth that AM would have such an active role in my children's lives. Even if he/she was blood kin! Good parents do not allow their children to be exposed!
I would not care whose toes I stepped on or whose feelings I hurt when it comes to protecting my children! Why take the chance? Better safe than sorry. IF the person had to be around for reunions, chance run-ins or whatever by child would not be out of my sight!
As the poster I quoted said,
"birds of a feather...flock together"