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Best post of the day.I noticed the judge periodically
writing down something as LVD spoke…
In my imagination it was :
B-U-R-N in ————
B-U-R-N in ————
B-U-R-N …….
B-U-R-N …
B…
…
JMO
Best post of the day.I noticed the judge periodically
writing down something as LVD spoke…
In my imagination it was :
B-U-R-N in ————
B-U-R-N in ————
B-U-R-N …….
B-U-R-N …
B…
…
JMO
I like to think that MY Jesus was opening up the heavens with this sunrise to send Lori a clear message..... NOT ON MY WATCH!!
Boyce asked her that as a hedge against a successful appeal, along with all the other carefully crafted things he said. Well done! My question was would her current legal team be obliged to represent her if she decided to appeal or are they done with her now?Judge Boyce asked Lori if she felt that her attorneys provided a good representation and she answered back, yes.
I am not LDS, but it’s my understanding that under Church doctrine, there is indeed work for the faithful to do in heaven; i.e., God’s work. It think Lori was pulling that chain.Well, I don't think she meant "engaged-engaged" like boy-girl; I think she meant "busy-engaged".
You know, like busywork.
...do other devout LDS find her complete and utter lack of any details accompanying this doctrinally sound; or is she just blurting nonsense?? I mean, she makes everyone sound like they're cars in Thomas's train, with about the same level of intellectual maturity...
maybe the LDS devout aren't supposed to think about what this ("being busy") looks like in reality; but Lori's interpretation isn't doing it any favors either way.
Yeah - like they were happy & fine when resting in Chad’s b/yard.
Moo
There's the condescending sneer we know well. She's such a.........
I also watched it on Court TV, but not live. It was split-screen and you could see Judge Boyce‘s face clearly through Lori’s speech. His control was impressive. I think he’s been careful to plug any holes that might allow an appeal to succeed, and his seeming as objective as possible would be part of that.I watched Court TV but I couldn't see the judge’s reaction in any of the proceedings.
LDS learn pretty young how to do public speaking, in my own personal experience.Each and every one of the families are so eloquent; and giving it their all.
Yes I do think she fooled multiple health professionals. You've only got to look at her mental health 'hold' when Charles reported her telling him she was a god and he was dead and possessed, when she stole all his money and hid his stuff, and she was released after a few hours. She told everyone who she didn't want to know about her lies about zombies, people who would call her out if they heard her BS, that he was cheating. She knows who to target, who will enable her.Sorry to pry but I am very interested in the bolded part, as I’ve read more than a few people say something similar.
Just curious, does this mean that you think she successfully fooled multiple doctors & mental health professionals over a prolonged period of time? That’s something I’ve always gone back and forth on, and I’m still not sure what to think of it.
I guess that my difficulty is feeling that someone who is trying to outsmart and manipulate those around them, that they would try and act and say things in ways that would potentially benefit themselves…& I’m not sure how anything she said did anything to help/benefit her when it came to her sentencing today. That’s lead me to lean more towards her believing some of the stuff she said. I also think she could be delusional and still also willingly and knowingly lie to others, for whatever that’s worth, but just my 2cents there.
Exactly – a service dog is technically considered medical equipment. It’s like selling a wheelchair or a hearing aidSnipped for focus.
As the judge mentions, LVD in FACT sold JJ's service dog. It was not a potential plan, but acted upon. And FWIW a "service dog" is a medical necessity and specially trained, not an emotional support dog (although they can coincidentally be that, too, even though that's not their primary function).
What is interesting to me, is that LVD has had a considerable amount of time, in her jail cell, to read and study scripture. I am surprised that she did not make a comparison to her faith and Abraham's faith, Genesis 22:1. Tested as faith in God.
So much for LVD and scripture studying. That would have almost been a convincing reason for her religious beliefs and possibly mental status. Sigh. LVD missed it, because of her own narcissism and narrative, she fails to actually want to take any responsibility for her role in the death of Tylee and JJ. Zero.
I agree and her words convinced me that it was all manipulation. If she truly believed her victims were all happy and frolicking in heaven, she want to join them.Or Charles.
Honestly, why did she not plead guilty and accept capital punishment when it was still on the table, so that she could get her wish. All she knows is manipulation and cowardice. She is despicable.
I loved Judge Boyce's words to her, and I also appreciated JC's (her mother's) words submitted to the PSI.
JMO
She couldn't go there because Abraham didn't actually kill his child.I'm no Biblical scholar but I actually had the same thought! Abraham's sacrifice.
She is vile-- there are people who would rather believe she is insane, rather than the manipulating cold-blooded killer that she is. She did not just murder her children, but she tortured them to death.I agree and her words convinced me that it was all manipulation. If she truly believed her victims were all happy and frolicking in heaven, she want to join them.
She is vile.
unfortunately, I think some of the terms like “insane” and “incompetent” and “crazy” are thrown around so much that their actual meaning gets a bit lost.She is vile-- there are people who would rather believe she is insane, rather than the manipulating cold-blooded killer that she is. She did not just murder her children, but she tortured them to death.