I wonder if drinking Dr Pepper counts as eating prunes?
Seriously, this is interesting. I have osteoporosis, and pretty severely, based on the dexa scan numbers. On the other hand, I have never broken a bone beyond a hairline fracture of a toe (ouch!) about 25 years ago. Oh, and I might have...
As a kid I drank milk fine, including "2%" or whatever it was called before that ("skim milk?"), but nonfat milk always tasted too diluted and I didn't like it.
Now as an adult I don't drink dairy milk at all, don't even keep it in the house, but if I needed to for some reason it would always...
How interesting!
I went to town today and was going to see if I could get my springtime covid shot, but I decided to wait until next week because there are some things out in the community I might want to do this weekend, and I don't want to risk feeling crummy.
Last fall I got the Moderna...
True, but since I seem to have a reaction to the Moderna vax (not horrible but a typical post-vax reaction of a day or two of mild fever, dizziness, body aches, etc) and little to no reaction to a flu shot, I would rather get them separately than risk a stronger reaction to a double shot...
One scenario that occurred to me: perhaps Mr. Adachi drove to the school with Yuki alive in the car, but before dropping him off, decided instead to do something with Yuki (not kill him but either molest him or otherwise involve the boy in something untoward). But maybe the boy's reaction to...
I'm thinking of the possibility that stepfather YA didn't do the actual killing, but did the covering up to protect the actual perp. Maybe a different family member, someone who was also new to Yuki-san? MOO
I would assume that "improper corpse disposal" is the aspect of the case they clearly already have sufficient evidence for, while any murder or accidental death charge would need more evidence than they currently have. MOO though.
This makes it seem likely that Yuki's mother was aware of what happened to her son. Because if the boy was harmed anytime earlier than the morning of the false school drop-off, then as soon as the father's drop-off claim was made, she would have known it was false.
Unless she was out of town...
And do the children of divorcing couples normally stay with the mother? So if a new husband brings his "family" with him into the marriage (assuming "family" means children) perhaps that only happens if his previous wife died and so father has custody?
It reminds me of an old joke I heard -- or was it a cartoon I saw? In any case, the diner at the restaurant gives the waiter a long, long list of what they cannot eat and then asks the waiter what might be on the menu that they COULD have. And the waiter says "only the napkin, sir". Or...
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