Recent content by twzzlrgirl

Yes. Wielding an ax at these poor babies came out of RAGE. You don't attack someone with a hatchet unless you are on a rampage...he could not have thought they would survive the fire. What a sick, sick individual. He was furious that they'd started to talk, after (I'm sure) he "told" them not...

My question partly was, when there is that much fire damage to a body, can they positively identify it? I just think it's an odd way to kill yourself...and really did ensure that the bodies would be burned beyond recognition.

He can't live without his sons, so he kills them along with himself? And then, he loves them so much that he can't live without them, but he can attack them with a HATCHET before blowing the house up? I hope he wasn't planning to be with those boys in the afterlife -- if he was, he's in for a...

Has the adult body in the house been positively identified as Josh Powell? Because I would not put it past this absolute waste of human flesh to kill someone else, and put their body in the house and escape out the back -- one adult + two kids = everyone assuming that he died in the fire too...

One more thing -- if someone has said this before, I apologize for repeating: but he "had" to do this. The boys were getting old enough to possibly remember something and talk. He is a loser, a coward, and God will give him what he richly deserves.

Oh my God...I am crying as I type this. Those poor boys. And my heart aches for the Coxes. Rest in Peace to Susan and her boys. For Josh -- you know where I hope that waste of space is right now.

Just throwing out a suggestion here (sorry if someone has already posted this): what if a person was driving by, saw a lone child in the car, thought he was abandoned and took him home. As the story plays out, this person decides that she doesn't deserve the child back based on stupidity alone...

Can I ask a stupid question: I know that DB has said she thinks she will be arrested for this crime, but has she been named a suspect or a POI?

My hope is that she was abducted -- only because that's the only way she is still alive. I'm just not sure who had the moxie to walk into a house, turn all the lights on, steal the phones, and walk away with Lisa. It reminds me so much of the Kyron Hormon case. All I could think was, if the...

For me, it's the unbelievable number of coincidences. Someone just *happened* to know that this was JI's first night out of the house that late; that DB was too drunk to know if doors and windows were opened and all the lights were turned on; that there was no landline and that taking ALL THREE...

ITA! Not only that, but they would have hit on many other places in that house. Something must have been different in that spot -- and the dogs must be reliable enough to garner a warrant. I trust animals a heck of a lot faster than I trust people anymore.

Also, I would not have had a clue about cadaver dogs before I started following WS. If I had killed and disposed of a small body all within a few hours, I would never have known that dogs could pick up that scent. Meaning, consent coming from both (or just JI) might have had more to do with...

I guess I can't imagine having some legitimate accident that hurt my baby and NOT calling 911. I mean, what...am I going to be too embarrassed to make the call? For cripes' sake, my baby may be dead, but I'd be embarrassed that I was drinking? No way. Also, if she was drunk at 10:30, would she...

I'm so sorry for your loss -- I started crying reading your post...How awesome of you to be on here, now, to shed some light on what might have happened to other children. And I couldn't agree with you more: no loving parent ever gives up on their kids.

Well, I do not believe the mom was drunk at all. Here's why: if I was sitting with a neighbor/friend who had three small children in the house and she had in excess of 5 glasses of wine and was fall-down/black-out drunk, I would never leave her alone in the house. Has the neighbor confirmed that...