passionflower
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Is there a thread up already, Passion?
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...Roy-Toppins-age-2-Fayette-County-April-3-2015
Is there a thread up already, Passion?
Can we please not make the lid the bad guy here? The lid was bolted on with special bolts and covered with sod. Noah did not dig the lid up, unbolt it with his toy screwdriver then fall in and magic everything back in place.
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Oh no - hope I didn't imply that by my post. There are only two people responsible IMO for what happened to Noah as evidenced by the charges already brought forth on Paul and Ashley. There is no way possible I think Noah would have accidentally fallen in that place. He had roamed the yard for years and it never happened.
Your post made me chuckle. It sounded exactly like something I would have done. A poster who shall remain nameless got curious enough to go look down her vent pipe yesterday and may or may not have thought she saw a water slide.
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I am an administrator in the educational system. I have attended a number of funerals for children and adults that I don't know. It was out of respect for the families in my district. If I worked in Noah's district I would have attended as well. Now, I would never have posted on FB or anywhere else about the behavior of the parents or anyone else for that matter.
I would assume both parents knew an arrest was imminent. Why would the parents be in the third row? My guess is that the whole family knew of the charges and worked with the parents and LE about them being there with a very low profile role. I would also guess that sitting by the exit was also a safety issue if someone wanted to come after them based on what many conjectured they did. Not arresting the parents before the funeral allowed the extended family to have a dignified service with less drama--maybe LE did it for the family and Noah rather than the parents.
Your post made me chuckle. It sounded exactly like something I would have done. A poster who shall remain nameless got curious enough to go look down her vent pipe yesterday and may or may not have thought she saw a water slide.
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You're right but I feel like Courtney has taken a beating and she doesn't deserve it. Despite seeking admin approval before posting her motives have been questioned and her honesty called into question. I have a hard time remaining silent about that.
FTR, I didn't "know" Courtney before Noah. If we have posted on the same cases together before I don't recall them. On every case I usually "meet" new posters that I just take to and know I'll stay in touch with. That is my trick for not letting all the bad swallow me. Out of the bad I allow myself to also remember the friends I made and what they add to my life. Courtney is one of several people that have made these threads a little less sad and that matters to me.
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It is very common for people to come to a funeral when they don't know the family or the child.
I just want to say that for anyone questioning my "motives"... Boo to that. I wish I'd never heard of Noah. I wish he had stayed some kid that Angel and her family knew.. One that they forgot about over the years. I think that is explanation enough, not that I owe anyone one.
With the Easter weekend being here, my thoughts keep going to little Noah and how he should still be here to enjoy egg hunts and an Easter basket with lots of goodies. Love to you little angel boy:heartluv:
I need to post this before I go to bed. Someone posted something on the last thread that I can't stop thinking about- about listening to the details for Noah. So often it is so hard to hear the details. The horror of it makes you want to turn away or turn it off or tune it out. The thing is, when a "story" with real watered down facts is so horrible, then imagine what it was like actually living it. As an adult, I can barely handle to hear the things that happen to children, but this little child had to actually live through it! I am going to try my best to sit through all of the details and not turn away from any of them. It will be my way to honor and support Noah with what he went through. If he had to physically be there, I can be strong enough to hear his story. I want to feel like he is being validated and has someone standing next to him, for once in his life. Those who should have protected him failed him and he was all alone. He was. He was all alone and put inside of a cr** box. I will hear his story in his honor and give him the compassion and support he should have had in life. I am so sorry you had to experience that, Noah. You saw a side of evil that most of us will luckily never see in our entire lives.
I'm not even sure I am making sense in writing, but in my own head, I know what I mean!
I believe it's post 620 in the last thread. Although it doesn't say he's afraid of women. It's referring to one specific woman who thought Noah acted "almost scared" of her. As far as I know, I haven't read anything saying he was afraid of all women.
We only know what the man that pumped the septic said, and what the reporter said she saw after she walked the scene.
I will see if I can find he articles referencing both.