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Its my professional opinion too.I’m guessing that’s in your opinion, since you didn’t add that nor give substantial definitions of how they differ.......moo
Its my professional opinion too.I’m guessing that’s in your opinion, since you didn’t add that nor give substantial definitions of how they differ.......moo
I agree, but I would want to know why and I believe that Cindy Watts wants to know why too. When she knows the why, she may be able to accept it.If this was my child, there’d be nothing in the world that would be enough of an explanation for the murder of my grandkids. I understand relationship dynamics with spouses, infidelity etc. doesn’t lead to murder but I get it.
Murder my grandkids though. No words have ever been spoken that could provide understanding.
I certainly hope that the Watts' closure include a real apology to Shanann's family for what their son did.I agree and IMO the most sensible post I've seen in the last day or so. The Watts' need closure too.
Oh of course I forgot that.Its my professional opinion too.
I don’t think they need to apologise for what their son did, in terms of the fact that he is responsible for his own actions. It would, however be nice/appropriate if they did. I do think they need to issue an apology for the things said in their exclusive interviews. Especially after the DA stated “The spotlight that he tried to shine on Shanann, falsely and incorrectly - a flat out lie - has been corrected. The spotlight shines squarely on him”.I certainly hope that the Watts' closure include a real apology to Shanann's family for what their son did.
moo
Respectfully I don’t think she’s willing to accept it. I do agree she needs to hear it all from her son. He doesn’t seem to want to tell her everything though. In fact it may even be a big reason he doesn’t want to go to trial. He may not want her to hear or know all that he’s done in his past and with this murder. I don’t blame her for wanting to talk to him but he’s a grown man and the courts can’t get involved because a grown man doesn’t want to talk to or discuss his case with his mother. Her lashing out on tv and having random people write letters to the judge is naive and not going to help her or CW. I think what people are feeling passionate about here is the fact that there is always some excuse for CW. First Shanann. Now the lawyers. It’s as if CW isn’t really responsible for anything and I guess it’s making people a little angry. And sad too.
I agree, but I would want to know why and I believe that Cindy Watts wants to know why too. When she knows the why, she may be able to accept it.
Agree with you.I understand that but I just don't think CW is ever going to say to her "Mom I killed them because I just wanted to be free" or whatever his reason is. I understand her wanting to know but I honestly don't think anything he says will satisfy her, because he's her child and also because she is determined to blame someone else for this tragedy. She is not to blame for CW actions and I'm sure she is devastated and rightly so however, the way she has handled herself as the mother of a murderer has been off putting. Even though she's not to blame, HER son murdered 4 human beings and she is coming across as more angry at the victims or even at the world than heart broken that a member of her family has committed such a horrible crime. That can't help but rub people the wrong way. I don't want to seem heartless for his family. He has ruined their lives and I honestly do feel bad that they will now have to live with what he's done forever. But I can feel sorry for them and also feel upset with them at the same time. JMO.
Yes, but I would add;Premeditation can also mean pre planned. Premeditation doesn’t have to mean a long term plan to kill someone or even a day of planning. It can be a minute. CW killed 3 people. He killed one person. Then moved on to the next then the next. Therefore “planned”. Premeditated. He intended to kill them.
I understand that but I just don't think CW is ever going to say to her "Mom I killed them because I just wanted to be free" or whatever his reason is. I understand her wanting to know but I honestly don't think anything he says will satisfy her, because he's her child and also because she is determined to blame someone else for this tragedy. She is not to blame for CW actions and I'm sure she is devastated and rightly so however, the way she has handled herself as the mother of a murderer has been off putting. Even though she's not to blame, HER son murdered 4 human beings and she is coming across as more angry at the victims or even at the world than heart broken that a member of her family has committed such a horrible crime. That can't help but rub people the wrong way. I don't want to seem heartless for his family. He has ruined their lives and I honestly do feel bad that they will now have to live with what he's done forever. But I can feel sorry for them and also feel upset with them at the same time. JMO.
Which profession is that?Its my professional opinion too.
I did not get the impression from anything that she has said that she is willing to accept that her son killed the girls. She said that the lawyers basically cornered him into admitting it, and has given several examples to support that belief. She has implied that Shanann must have done something to cause all this, by insisting that she wants to know what the "trigger" could have been. She has said that she was dangerous. That she kept her son from his family. She claims they had a hard and abusive marraige. She is placing all the blame on Shanann and claims her son was a great guy until she came into his life. It seems obvious she is building a case against Shanann to shift the blame onto her and take it away from her son. This is exactly what he himself tried to do. It is one thing to be in denial but quite another to go on T V and tell the world what a horrible person the murder victim was. That is unacceptable, and in very poor taste. She would have done better to just keep quiet. JmoRespectfully, she has not denied that her 'lout' of a son murdered Shan'ann. She can't believe or understand that he murdered the girls but is willing to accept it. This family needs to hear it from their son and they haven't. There could be a multitude of reasons why not. Shan'ann's family have said their piece and it was very powerful.
Thank you! This was the point I was trying to make. By all appearances she doesn’t care what her son did as there are plenty of reasons, stated by her for it. She just wants him free and not to die in prison. ImoI did not get the impression from anything that she has said that she is willing to except that her son killed the girls. She said that the lawyers basically cornered him into admitting it, and has given several examples to support that belief. She has implied that Shanann must have done something to cause all this, by insisting that she wants to know what the "trigger" could have been. She has said that she was dangerous. That she kept her son from his family. She claims they had a hard and abusive marraige. She is placing all the blame on Shanann and claims her son was a great guy until she came into his life. It seems obvious she is building a case against Shanann to shift the blame onto her and take it away from her son. This is exactly what he himself tried to do. It is one thing to be in denial but quite another to go on T V and tell the world what a horrible person the murder victim was. That is unacceptable, and in very poor taste. She would have done better to just keep quiet. Jmo
That is between them and their son. No-one else. It is not necessary to bash the victim publicly and tell the world why they think it's unfair. They are only making the situation worse for him and deeply hurting Shananns family and loved ones in the process. What kind of person does that? A very hateful and vindictive one, in my opinion.No, they haven't. They are victims too, they want to know why and they want their son to tell them why.
I feel so much for you Bellelsle
Going through your young years, in such a messy environment, not really being loved and treasured by your own mother.
You are so lucky to have a supportive and understanding husband.
I would think similarly in this case, we may later hear, Shan'ann had the support of her parents, brother and friends.
I certainly hope so.
Yes, they were sealed but maybe, they can be unsealed in the future? Idk.Good to know, thanks! Did they approve his request to seal it? I’m not sure if I ever heard.