GUILTY TX - Christina Morris, 23, Plano, 30 Aug 2014 - Enrique Arochi kidnapping trial #6

[Leader6518]

My heart breaks for her family. I lost my son a year ago. I will never be the same. There is always a cloud of sadness when a blessing happens in the family. I can't imagine not knowing where my son was. I can put flowers on his grave and talk to him, but CM's family can only wonder where she is and what her final moments were like. It is torture, everyday. Prayers for continued strength forher family and that Christina WILL be found.

 

[THATchick1021]

Life. :Tears: he can never hurt another girl. Wish he would let her come home.

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[RosemountGAL]

I wish there was a way we could contact his mother and beg her to go to him and talk to him... One on One and for her to tell her son to do the right thing and let the family have their loved one back... I know if I was the mother I would be doing that... And would have been doing that for 2 years now....

 

[b.humble]

This is why the defense has fought so hard to keep the facts about EA out of the courtroom. The truth is ugly. This is NOT some innocent child who just made a minor slip-up one night, but instead a predator who had done his best to present an image (including lying to everyone who knew him, whenever needed) that hid his predatory nature.

This takes me back to almost 2 years ago, when we started seeing his extensive lying being exposed. He was just too easy with the lies, too casual, for it to be something new to him. There was a past, that he had learned to hide with lies, and it makes me shudder that I still wonder if CM was his first victim, or whether she was just the first time he got caught.

I've got to say that I agree with you. I want to avoid hyperbolically labeling him in the midst of such shocking revealations, but in considering the deceit, the narcissism shown in the media interviews, the realized violence (of minor), the sexually explicit images involving the brutalization of women, and I don't even want to start on the references to De Sade's 120 Days (which warrants its own category of horrifying deviancy) I'm fairly comfortable saying EA sits on the spectrum of psychopathy, which unfortunately, no real rehabilitation exists for. Not all psychopaths become violent offenders, but once they do, there's no going back. For this, I 100% support the request for a life sentence.

My heart breaks for CM's family and loved ones. Just reading this makes me sick to my stomach and I can't begin to imagine how traumatizing this is for them. My thoughts and prayers are with them.

 

[Hoosgirl]

Horrifying and heartbreaking just reading the tweets, can't imagine what it was like in the courtroom. I have no words for how absolutely disgusted I am with the convicted kidnapper (I won't even dignify him with a name). Like others, I am equally angry and sad. But also relieved at the life sentence and that hopefully he can not do to anyone else what he did to Christina. #justice

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[Latestforever]

Here is a description of the movie from Wikipedia about the movie/book 100 days of sodom:

The 120 Days of Sodom, or the School of Libertinage[1] (Les 120 Journées de Sodome ou l'école du libertinage) is a novel by the French writer and nobleman Donatien Alphonse François, Marquis de Sade. Described as both pornographic[2] and erotic,[3] it was written in 1785.[4] It tells the story of four wealthy male libertines who resolve to experience the ultimate sexual gratification in orgies. To do this, they seal themselves away for four months in an inaccessible castle in the heart of the Black Forest,[citation needed] with a harem of 46 victims, mostly young male and female teenagers, and engage four female brothel keepers to tell the stories of their lives and adventures. The women's narratives form an inspiration for the sexual abuse and torture of the victims, which gradually mounts in intensity and ends in their slaughter.

The work went unpublished until the early twentieth century.[5] In recent times it has been translated into many languages, including English, Japanese, Spanish, Russian and German. It remains a highly controversial book, having been banned by some governments[6] due to its explicit nature and themes of sexual violence and extreme cruelty, but remains of significant interest to students and historians.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_120_Days_of_Sodom

ea is one sick and evil individual.

 

[dalsglen]

Have just spent two hours trying to get my kindle to load to reply grr. I'm so glad he's facing a lengthy sentence, sure hope it's not the 30 years before parole. Had very wet eyes reading the impact statements, her parents ♡

Christina brought me to read Websleuths after a Google on someone in the UK led me to this forum.

Jmom (and Carlton if you still read along), much love to you both. You guys have been amazing friends to the morris family.

I wonder if EA's family will visit him now?

 

[m_brown]

Justice for Christina.


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[Ben3000]

Is there any blog we can discuss theory's outside of the circle of friends and family? Honestly we are getting no where with the Enrique case and I think it's time we started thinking out side the box....

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[truetexan]

Legal justice may have been served for her disappearance it has not IMO been served in her not being home living her day to day life with her family and friends. This chapter of her missing case maybe closed and the next one opened However finding her and bringing her home if that is actually even a possibility being we have no clue what he did with her. Hopefully they can also add the other charges and stack them to keep him locked up so he can't do this again to another. Then maybe when she is home and with no possibility of him getting out the last chapter will close.
My heart breaks for her family and not a day goes by that I haven't thought of Christina and her family. I hope that somehow someday they will be able to find peace. Never being able to forget but being able to live life the way Christina would want them to. Until then giving up is not a option. Find Christina Morris and bring her HOME!

 

[Lrc143]

Is there any blog we can discuss theory's outside of the circle of friends and family? Honestly we are getting no where with the Enrique case and I think it's time we started thinking out side the box....

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I am so confused. Can you please explain? Do you mean finding her?

 

[SteveS]

Is there any blog we can discuss theory's outside of the circle of friends and family? Honestly we are getting no where with the Enrique case and I think it's time we started thinking out side the box....

Respectfully, what does this mean, that we're "getting nowhere" with the EA case? It looks to me the opposite. He's the one who made Christina disappear, and he's been sentenced to hard time in a nasty prison for the rest of his life, until he rots. Locking up that evil predator and throwing away the key was a huge (and very positive) development, both for our girl and for the community.

As far as the search, if we want to know where she is, we know who knows, and it's EA.

If you have some logical ideas on what EA did with her, the family searches every Saturday. I'm sure they would welcome wisdom and new insightful ideas. Although, maybe they've already searched every place we'd guess, and more besides.

So it's either get EA to tell us (and maybe the more of a burden the courts put on him, the more likely he'll be to open up) or else a lot of educated trial-and-error and hope for the best. Looks to me like that's exactly what's being done, right?

 

[dalsglen]

Respectfully, what does this mean, that we're "getting nowhere" with the EA case? It looks to me the opposite. He's the one who made Christina disappear, and he's been sentenced to hard time in a nasty prison for the rest of his life, until he rots. Locking up that evil predator and throwing away the key was a huge (and very positive) development, both for our girl and for the community.

As far as the search, if we want to know where she is, we know who knows, and it's EA.

If you have some logical ideas on what EA did with her, the family searches every Saturday. I'm sure they would welcome wisdom and new insightful ideas. Although, maybe they've already searched every place we'd guess, and more besides.

So it's either get EA to tell us (and maybe the more of a burden the courts put on him, the more likely he'll be to open up) or else a lot of educated trial-and-error and hope for the best. Looks to me like that's exactly what's being done, right?

^^^ this. That post certainly rubbed me up the wrong way. MUCH love to you steve, your time towards christina has been invaluable

 

[Ben3000]

Well what happens when he doesn't know anything about her disappearance?

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[zippixx]

Well what happens when he doesn't know anything about her disappearance?

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Respectfully...How could he NOT know? I'm not sure I understand your post.

 

[SteveS]

Well what happens when he doesn't know anything about her disappearance?

Dude, your idea that "EA doesn't know anything" is just wrong. And absurd, at this point. The evidence was mountainous against him - literally EVERYTHING pointed to him having made her disappear - and the court determined it's a FACT that he kidnapped her, and sent him to jail forever for doing so. He put her IN HIS TRUNK, and that's your kidnapping right there (because she would never have been in his trunk willingly, nor for her welfare).

 

[CookieM]

Well what happens when he doesn't know anything about her disappearance?

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Do you know something we don't know?

 

[TCMom]

Dude, your idea that "EA doesn't know anything" is just wrong. And absurd, at this point. The evidence was mountainous against him - literally EVERYTHING pointed to him having made her disappear - and the court determined it's a FACT that he kidnapped her, and sent him to jail forever for doing so. He put her IN HIS TRUNK, and that's your kidnapping right there (because she would never have been in his trunk willingly, nor for her welfare).

Great points.

 

[Mountain Misst]

Thank you all so very much for the diligent following of the trial and "top drawer" reporting, my dear sleuths.
:loveyou:

 

[dalsglen]

Dude, your idea that "EA doesn't know anything" is just wrong. And absurd, at this point. The evidence was mountainous against him - literally EVERYTHING pointed to him having made her disappear - and the court determined it's a FACT that he kidnapped her, and sent him to jail forever for doing so. He put her IN HIS TRUNK, and that's your kidnapping right there (because she would never have been in his trunk willingly, nor for her welfare).

From here until eternity, when i dont reply, just trust that steve has it covered.

Whats wrong with some people?