You and I are on the same page. I'm glad it worked out so well for your dear mother (RIP). I have residents who it works out well but they also tend to be people with very active and involved family and friends. The woman who I conga with into the dining room was a teacher and has a man from...
I woke up hoping there would be, well, closure. I'm sorry to sound so defeatist but it just will take a miracle for this poor woman (dependent on medication just to live) at this point.
I just want to add this. I work with the elderly for a living. I'm getting ready to go to my assisted...
I don't think he was playing a hero. I think he was tormenting poor Xana as she ran from him.
Dylan described his tone: "It wasn't, like....I don't know how to explain it. Like...it wasn't in a nice way but it was like in a weird way, like, in a weird tone." (About 24:50 in the video)
While...
I'm right there with you! It's in every prison movie ever made, every book, it's part of our collective cultural awareness that we all know that prison has different rules.
IIRC, his family didn't discuss the crime with him during the jailhouse calls. I get it to a point but only to a point...
So true. A long time ago, I read an article, I think in The New Yorker, about prison guards. They followed them through training and their first few weeks, etc. Of course it is low paying and really thankless job. Corruption becomes the norm. But they sat through the training, some future guards...
I know it, me too. It's hard to get your mind around that. This is what I'm wondering, based on what the Sheriff said:
"Sheriff Grady Judd said Tillman showed up to the lake first and was killed. Rollins and Springfield arrived together a short time later and were shot."
So, as others have...
Hm. I'm still learning the details of this ghastly case but I just don't find this weird. It's the middle of the night, a loved one calls you and says "help". You are now in full-on panic, you have a minor with you, you grab them and get to the where they are at ASAP. I would probably scoop up...
I would absolutely love to see more media accountability across the board. Speculation and fanning the flames, it's absolutely shameful. It's what I meant when I referred to the press overrunning a community with their sensationalism. If it bleeds, it leads. It's shameful.
Walter Cronkite...
A mother has lost her child to murder. No one should lose sight of the world of hurt she is in and all those who cared for this precious young life.
When the story broke and there was such a vivid description of the alleged shooter:
Sheriff releases sketch of 7-year-old Jazmine Barnes' killer...
Honestly, I'm frustrated by the cousin willingness to talk to the media, especially the DM of all outlets.
Yes, I know grief makes people do strange things. I've been there actually.
I used to to work in media AND I was a close to a victim of murder (the daughter of a close friend was murdered...
With all respect, and thank you for responding, but I don't see this as a possibility.
A broken marriage, one partner pays great attention to their physical appearance, has an affair (s), this is so familiar, it's practically a stereotype. The seven year itch. And, yes, I so agree with you...
Last night I spent a lot of time looking at CW video's with police from the POV of body cams, reading endless text messages to his girlfriend, reading SW text messages to CW and her friends, watching SW happily facebook stream, reading unsealed affidavits, etc.
I'm not going to lie, friends. I...
Yes! I was going to comment on that, beat me to the punch. They were facebook friends, never met, so it gives a little tiny bit of insight...maybe but still a huge reach. Facebook is usually a highlight reel of your life so I doubt being FB friends did a thing other than supply her with names...
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