I read a book about a girl who was the sole survivor of a plane crash, and she was traveling to her destination wedding with her closest friends, fiancé, and family. It was fiction, but it was still a tough one to get through. Survivor’s guilt was a major theme, obviously. I can’t even begin to...
I can’t understand a parent who monitors their daughter’s day-to-day comings and goings with a tracking app when she’s off at college. I understand using the app if your daughter doesn’t respond to your calls or messages and you’re worried about her safety. But using it to exert control and/or...
For anyone asking about U.S. government authority/jurisdiction on reservations, here’s a link to the Justice Department’s Indian Country Jurisdictional Chart.
https://www.justice.gov/d9/pages/attachments/2020/08/10/indian_country_criminal_jurisdictional_chart_-_october_2022_version.pdf
I don’t know where I heard or read this (and it’s quite possible that my brain just made it up!), but I could have sworn something was said about Ethan’s Achilles tendons being cut. Like BK intentionally cut deep into that area of his legs to ensure Ethan couldn’t come after him. TBH, that...
I don’t know if Alan’s murder was gang related, but I’ve always felt this was likely a robbery or carjacking gone wrong. Maybe by juveniles. Or unsophisticated criminals, at the very least. Not all carjackings are committed to sell off parts or the car. Sometimes cars are jacked by criminals who...
At the end of the documentary, they show a man telling Reyes that Sherri’s writing a book and is claiming that he abducted and abused her, and he says he has nothing to say but will be contacting his lawyer. So maybe he’s planning to take legal action instead.
My thoughts/notes about the ID documentary.
(Spoiler Alert)
EPISODE 1
SP’s cute and sassy responses feel super awkward, immature, and out of place (e.g., her magic wand, the hair tossing, nervous laughter).
The soundbite from her former youth group leader: he says she was the only student he...
I found the official response to the valid questions about security barriers to be a bit disrespectful. To just say “we can’t predict one-off situations” and “we don’t want to create a police state” feels like such a cop out. In what world do road barriers constitute a police state anyway?
ETA...
I’m new to this case but the circumstances remind me of Ingrid Lyne. She met her killer on Plenty of Fish, and they’d been out maybe once or twice before the night she was killed. They’d gone to a baseball game and back to her house and then, for unknown reasons (he claims he was so intoxicated...
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