pinkpuddytat
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I'm glad to hear these folks will be sweating in a Haitian jail a while longer. It's good for them. I do wish they'd separate Silsby and Coulter from the rest of the women, though. I'm a wee bit concerned about Silsby's potential for getting violent -- if she hasn't found out already about the note the 8 slipped out, she's likely to soon. That woman is seriously unstable and really has her back to the wall -- a dangerous combination. Getting out of the Haitian jail isn't going to do her much good, because for her, the gig is up back in Idaho too. Her company will be forced into the bankruptcy it should have been in 8 or 9 years ago, her ex-husband will be marching into court to tighten up his custody of the children and put further limits on her visitation rights, facing her children will be terrifying and humiliating, the feds (and many of the people who donated to her orphanage scam) will be going after her for the phony claim re tax-exempt status, nobody is going to hire her for *any* kind of job and she's not even likely to be eligible for unemployment since she was employed by her own company and engaged in so much criminal financial fraud with it. She'll end up with so many fines and civil judgements that she'll never be allowed to keep any money beyond bare survival amounts, even if she eventually finds work or inherits some money. She has absolutely nothing to look forward to and she really could snap, if the grim reality of her situation is finally breaking through her psychological cocoon of fantasies and scams and always being in charge.