Miss_Diana
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Thanks so much Magdalyn!

They're trying to keep the Walmart surveillance video away from the media?
Darn! I really wanted to see that!! The 911 call too? :maddening:
Pearson lives in Gainesville Florida and no longer "dates" ( his word ) Rayne- according to his last MSM interview, so how was he in Jax to get hit with a glass??
The kids are in foster care- so I do not see a reason for him to be in her home, even if he was in Jax to see the girls.
MomR, I'm having deja vu reading this story. Isn't this the EXACT same story that AP told CPS years ago, verbatim?? He had moved out at that time too, but some how he was in the kitchen when Rayne started throwing dishes and cups and he and/or his son got hit with the flying flatware "by accident"?
The two younger sisters of Cherish Perrywinkle remain in the care of a family friend following a custody hearing Tuesday, and their mother, Rayne Perrywinkle, had her visitation rights further limited.
At the hearing, the girls' father, Aharon Pearson, admitted he used drugs two weeks ago, and Judge David Gooding denied visitation rights for him. He previously missed most of his court-ordered visitation with the girls
Prosecutors said they will seek the death penalty against Smith for kidnapping and strangling Cherish in June.
http://www.news4jax.com/news/cheris...iend/-/475880/21545692/-/148q4gm/-/index.html
It also states her drug test came back negative.
Maybe that's why she was breaking glasses and flipping out. Probably going through withdrawal.
The man accused of kidnapping and killing 8-year-old Cherish Perrywinkle appeared in court Thursday as his lawyers seek to seal discovery materials, such as 911 calls and surveillance video from the media.
Fred Gazaleh wants eight kinds of discovery materials sealed from the news media, including witness information, crime scene photos and any photos with Smith in them. Additionally, he wants to seal phone calls and statements, including 911 recordings, statements from Smith to law enforcement, jail phone calls and visits.
Judge Mallory Cooper said she will take her time in considering what to do. Smith's next pretrial hearing is Sept. 4. Cooper said she may have an order by then.
http://www.news4jax.com/news/attorn...ence/-/475880/21578050/-/14a3yg6/-/index.html
This kind of action is time-wasting and expensive. These crims need to understand that they live in the world of rapid and vast information delivery to a worldwide forum. If you dont want to be plastered all over the internet, dont rape and murder little children.
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Absolutely! But, as his defense attorney, they are going to do everything they can to avoid, procrastinate, and throw responsibility on anyone/everyone they can think of (get ready RP).
One question about the fb page; I've been a "member" of this closed group for a while, but now I can't find it in my liked pages, page feeds, or groups. I'm wondering if I've been cut out, possibly because I never post anything, just lurk and read. And I've gone totally blank on the name of the page, probably because of sleep deprivation. I've tried looking up Cherishs' name, but don't come up with anything. Anyone have any ideas?
TIA
http://www.news4jax.com/news/cheris...aring/-/475880/21624528/-/r2p60m/-/index.html
"She was very short with her children, very agitated during her entire visit," said Amanda Shortino, a family case worker. "She wasn't even nice to them at all during her visit. She didn't speak to them until they came to her."
Counselors say Perrywinkle has been agitated, angry and critical of her children. They say she disobeyed orders from counselors who asked her not to talk about Cherish's death without the presence of a family counselor.
http://www.news4jax.com/news/cheris...aring/-/475880/21624528/-/r2p60m/-/index.html
"She was very short with her children, very agitated during her entire visit," said Amanda Shortino, a family case worker. "She wasn't even nice to them at all during her visit. She didn't speak to them until they came to her."
Counselors say Perrywinkle has been agitated, angry and critical of her children. They say she disobeyed orders from counselors who asked her not to talk about Cherish's death without the presence of a family counselor.
:banghead: wow.
No kidding. Between reading how AP can't be bothered to even show up for visitations with his own daughters (when he knows he is under the CPS microscope), and now how RP behaves toward her children during visitation (again, knowing she's very much under CPS microscope), it seems to me that it's not the actual children they miss/are desperate to get back...it's the income/entitlements (from the state) the children provide.
I tried to post a thoughtful reply to this but I will admit that I struggle with being sympathetic to this woman but I do think you're on to something. RP does not function, in any way, as that of a neuro-typical woman of her given age. She comes across as being closer to a young teen and with that in mind I'm not shocked that tragedy ensued.
We see this happen on a daily basis. A monster like DS swoops in and takes the life of a child. We are going through it again over on Adriaunna Horton's thread.
The difference here is that RP put her family in harm's way. Is she a negligent parent? Definitely. Should she be charged with negligence? Yes. Was she loving parent? I think she was. Is she grieving the loss of Cherish? Yes.
In my mind, these points can co-exist.