Recent content by Occam's Zebra

So someone saw her / she was on camera on Saturday, after leaving her house? That's what the yahoo article seems to imply. Her husband saw her Friday night, and then she was seen or captured on camera on Saturday near her house, and now nothing.

He had mountain hiking/climbing experience - he should not have allowed her to climb in snowboard boots, unless he was planning for something to happen to her (or at least indifferent to whether she made it off the mountain). Do people actually snowboard on this mountain? Even if she could have...

Which is why it's important to know if the weapon was found at the scene. I haven't seen any mention of that - it wouldn't confirm M/S, but if there's no firearm found, that excludes M/S.

IMO a big part of it is biology - mostly testosterone levels (but research also has shown low serotonin levels contribute to aggressiveness). In general, most species of male mammals are far more aggressive than females; often they are protecting territory or mates or both. Wouldn't be much...

IMHO it's wrong that the jury doesn't know his pleas. Those are relevant to the case!

Perhaps they should be left without food, water, hygiene for days at a time, and loud music played in their cells. I usually believe in rehabilitation and some degree of mercy but not in this case. Treat them the way they treated her. IMHO MOO.

IMHO she told him she was leaving him and he snapped. Afterward he realized he had two options - blame it on an intruder, or blame it on her. Given the CCTV in the lobby, blaming an intruder wouldn't be prudent. It also would lead to the establishment of a crime scene with all that entails. But...

The stepfather is absolutely not culpable. That's like saying a DV victim is partly to blame because "she provoked him into punching her." Firing a weapon into another car is illegal and unacceptable, regardless of the feelings that the other driver's behavior may provoke.

Hunting is not allowed after sunset.

I don't think sexual crimes are increasing necessarily, but that women are more likely to report them rather than stay silent. IMHO MOO.

https://fox56news.com/news/kentucky/man-goes-missing-while-camping-in-nearby-forest/

So she allegedly killed the father of her children (JW) by cutting off his head because she was afraid that him moving in with her and her husband, who is JW's son from a previous relationship, would disrupt her family's life. Her husband is her children's stepfather but also their half...

So she is 22, about to have her third child and yet cannot care for children. <sarcasm> It's so great that her parents/family members/anyone is looking out for her and ensuring that she has reliable birth control.</sarcasm>

This case reinforces to me that white male privilege is still going strong. Imagine if CS had been Parker's stay-at-home mother, rather than her father. Would a judge have shown the same leniency? I don't think so. Grown men's abhorrent behavior is excused and glossed over. After submitting...

I'm still shocked that AB is not in custody.