ThoughtFox
Expecting the Unexpected
While I thank everyone for their contributions, I still haven't gotten any new ideas what she "may" have been/is guilty of that would cause her to withdraw her request to see her daughter. It's too early in the morning to dig up links, but I do recall at least one that said, from her attorney I believe, that it would be somewhat against her best interests to testify. Oy, the brain isn't working so well this AM. At any rate -
Well, it goes a little deeper than being against her best interest.
The court papers said that TH didn't want any psychological evaluation to become part of the police investigation. So she believes that there are issues relevant to custody of her daughter that might also be of interest to the police or future prosecutors, and that's what they don't want to air in public. In other words, she's clammed up to save herself, and sees that as more important that custody of her daughter. ETA: She doesn't want to answer any questions on the record.
http://media.katu.com/documents/motion+to+abate_2.pdf
I think there may be other later court filings that restate that idea as well.
And one thing Terri is guilty of is showing her restraining order to Michael Cook, which had been forbidden by the court, and asking him to lie for her "so she wouldn't get in trouble." That's a childish request, but also it implies that she has knowledge of her own guilt in some way. In addition to that, she also sexted with MC in "hundreds of explicit messages." This all happened while the search for Kyron was continuing.
http://images.bimedia.net/documents/horman-affair.pdf
http://www.kptv.com/download/2010/1026/25509272.pdf
I guess you could say that TH is mainly guilty of just not giving a damn. Lots of people believe that indifference is the opposite of love.
I don't think Terri cares about her reputation as a homeroom mommy anymore, because it's gone. Personally, I don't see much difference between adultery in a swingers' club and mental adultery (with pictures) from a cellphone or computer. Either way, her mind has left the relationship with her husband and family.Trident said:At first I thought she "may" have been having an affair. Still a somewhat possibility in my mind. Then I thought there was a possibility of swinging clubs. Still on the fence about that one too. One of my basic problems is the fact that I'm always looking for a rational answer to sometimes irrational behavior. It may be as someone pointed out earlier, her attorney advised her against speaking, which would be sound legal advice.
None of that is illegal, but it goes to show her state of mind at the time of Kyron's disappearance. It's a pattern that displays poor judgment and lack of connection to her family.
Trident said:And yet, and yet, I still get a whiff of smoke about this case and it worries me that I can't find the fire. Perhaps if MSM and LE would be a bit more forthcoming we would have more of a direction in which to look, but it seems as though all there is about TH has already been told. And yet, and yet, . . .
I think the "and yet" part is all the stuff in the evidence room we don't know about yet. There are more text messages. There are more emails - Desiree said there were. There are more pictures. There are probably more sordid relationships and batphones. Lots of stuff we don't know and LE doesn't owe it to us to give out all the details yet, until they make an arrest.