Chewy
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BBM. Yes, that's fair. And true. I don't think everyone sees it as a class issue. The reason I made that connection, however, is that I have been seeing posts from the very beginning that immediately and easily assumed the nanny was seething with rage and jealousy and that motivated her. I now see posts that assume she just wanted to lie around all day and do nothing and savagely butchered two babies because she couldn't. How the heck can we jump to such conclusions unless we see people like this nanny as inherently jealous and usually hiding anger at what they don't have? Because gruesomely murdering two babies in one's care in such a manner (stabbing to death) is so unusual, so rare.
What does the bolded even mean? Stabbing someone to death is an act of rage or perhaps an attempt at a cover up. We don't necessarily know all the details in the case and for all we know the nanny got caught by the mother coming home. Perhaps she had anticipated the mother staying until the end of the class and then coming home.
<modsnip>. But it seems to me that the nanny never left the apartment and killed them earlier in the day. I do not believe the nanny was in the elevator with the children a half an hour prior to the murders. I think it was a different nanny.
- The witness described the nanny as fat and that she didn't look anything like the nanny in the photograph in the paper.
- Other witnesses have stated that the nanny lost a lot of weight and didn't look well. They all identified the nanny as the one in the photograph in the paper.
- The doorman states he never saw the nanny leave the apartment that day. He also states he never saw them come into the building or get on the elevator
- The children were described as awake in the elevator and the nanny stated she killed Lito while he was sleeping.
- The witness didn't recognize the children until hours later
I think this is a case of mistaken identity and a different nanny and children were on the elevator. IMHO based on the facts.
I have been one of the ones who pointed to rage, but rage and jealousy against happiness and a "charmed life." Mrs Krim certainly had one up until that point.
There have been numerous cases of rage and jealousy directed at women in the world by other women. Our media is practically based on ripping other women to shreds. So I don't think this is just a numbers game about haves and have nots. I think the jealousy was about happiness. That's why I found it appalling to see so much misinformation being thrown around about their "life of luxury."
It seems to me the nanny may have been intending to kill all of them. The lights were out in the apartment when the mother came in and perhaps the nanny wanted to lure her in and kill her too, but as someone else pointed out the mothers screams where so loud and devasting that the nanny couldn't do it.
For all we know she could have expected the mother to rush to the children in the bathtub where the mother would then be cornered and on her knees and the nanny could have stabbed her in the back. But the mother didn't do this, she ran away from her children and out into the hallway.
So perhaps there's an entirely different story line going on here.