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And you could be correct. It will just depend on how LE sees it, I suppose. They could take every one of them to jail and I would be happy.bold mine.
That would be the trespassers.
And you could be correct. It will just depend on how LE sees it, I suppose. They could take every one of them to jail and I would be happy.bold mine.
That would be the trespassers.
I could swear that Dennis had one of those oscellating portable lights that he puts on top of his vehicle, thougt I saw a clip of that somewhere, I will look again but that, to me, would be representitive of LE to anyone who is chased down at high speeds at night.
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That would be the trespassers.
And you could be correct. It will just depend on how LE sees it, I suppose. They could take every one of them to jail and I would be happy.![]()
It's a personal choice ,but those parents don't need a cross to remind them that's where their son died.They will remember it every time they drive past.
Well then, maybe all of the other people that placed crosses, toys, rosaries, cards, etc would fall in the same category?
I don't see it that way at all. Their actions were harmless, the car chasing and threatening were not hamless.
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To me these actions suggest rage and anger ... perhaps even at God. If you subscribe to the theory of grief cycle, (Kubler-Ross) you know that anger is only the second stage ... just after denial. This makes clear that the A's progression through the grief/coping process is incredibly protracted and possibly self-inhibited. There is a theory that some people get stuck in a particular stage of grief and never progress through the cycle, in order to protect themselves from the pain. Grief avoidance is how it is described in the literature. These people sometimes become martyr-like, avoiding grief by turning their pain into purpose. They often talk of their duty to the deceased. It sounds well meaning and even noble ... and for people who have progressed through the grief cycle and reached acceptance, it is. But for those experiencing chronic grief, it is a protective behavior and not an unselfish act.
I oscillate between loathing and sympathy for the A's ... but one thing that remains constant for me, is the awareness that these people need professional help!
Yes, thanks ......
I believe the complainants described them as strobe lights. Which could be the portable on-the-roof light OR one that sits on the dashboard and plugs into cigarette lighter ............. could also be lights in grill .......... all HUGE no no's if one IS NOT LE.
:clap::clap::clap::clap:It seems there's one thing in common: all players are living up to our lowest expectations.
I suspect one party was goading the other party into bad behavior.Pushing buttons to get a reaction.My kids do it all the time.I'm curious to see what LE does with Lois's complaint. She attempted in the past to get a restraining order against Cindy using false information - and brought a media crew along to film the process. LE is liable not to take her very seriously in this matter as a result.
Well then, maybe all of the other people that placed crosses, toys, rosaries, cards, etc would fall in the same category?
I don't see it that way at all. Their actions were harmless, the car chasing and threatening were not hamless.
Your post had me squinching my face, lips together, like I just took a dose of the worst liquid medicine made. Yuk, I just want to get that bad taste out. How those two get through their nights of being stuck together in a bit of a home always had my imagination going. I guess if you were in their situation you would want to avoid the bedtime in the bedroom. I'm sure the 2 are having a diificult time in the romance zone and theres nothing like the excitement of PI work to get the hormones in running condition. Getting caught may have added to the heightened experience of playing cloak and dagger in the name of ??? who (not Caylee) but CC A the female crusader of missing children. I wonder how many brownie points he will recieve by the woman he loves? Can you imagine the excitement and adrenlin while they were discussing the ordeal? Once all 4 calmed down, I bet it was lights out and all went to bed in there designated spot, wherver those milsteads go. Must get to sleep, no time for the weary and no time for each other. Another day of crusading is ahead and off they go as indignant as ever. We know this by BC's latest comment. When I think of that Milstead Wack of a guy, I instantly go to the song by Jethroll Tull titled for all you youtube lovers, "Aqua Lung" lyric: "Snot is running down his nose, spitting out pieces of his broken lung" I'm done for____, Mahalo, Time for Rum & dancing! I don't drink, I'll "Just Dance" (Lynn Womack song)<3It's the only reason I don't get so upset that she isn't in prison is that I believe she hates herself every single day. She has created a hell for herself to live in that she could never, EVER crawl out of and she knows it. Forever- this is never going away! Regardless of who she berates and bilittles and denies and attacks and name calls and controls and "takes care of", no matter how many people she finds to placate (sp?) her (hired or otherwise) she is having to live inside of that skin every single day.
But that's just me LOL
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To me these actions suggest rage and anger ... perhaps even at God. If you subscribe to the theory of grief cycle, (Kubler-Ross) you know that anger is only the second stage ... just after denial. This makes clear that the A's progression through the grief/coping process is incredibly protracted and possibly self-inhibited. There is a theory that some people get stuck in a particular stage of grief and never progress through the cycle, in order to protect themselves from the pain. Grief avoidance is how it is described in the literature. These people sometimes become martyr-like, avoiding grief by turning their pain into purpose. They often talk of their duty to the deceased. It sounds well meaning and even noble ... and for people who have progressed through the grief cycle and reached acceptance, it is. But for those experiencing chronic grief, it is a protective behavior and not an unselfish act.
I oscillate between loathing and sympathy for the A's ... but one thing that remains constant for me, is the awareness that these people need professional help!
As I mentioned before, the A's don't have to pass this site unless they are going to the school (but it is summertime and they don't have schoolchildren). They can go either way on Hopesprings and can go even from Hopesprings to Suburban and not see the site unless they take Suburban up toward the school. They would have to do this deliberately in order to see it.
I think this issue is about control.
Just looked back at the clip and it was not what I thought it was, not a strobe.
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That would be the trespassers.
Peter told WFTV: "They were in pursuit of us at high speed. Kid Finders had his strobe lights on his grille of his truck, like he was an officer trying to pull us over."
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/en...e-cindy-chase-two-mourners-at-high-speed.html (BBM)
It would be his second offense for impersonation of an officer.![]()
I agree that they need help, and apparently they are getting it.
Most psychologists/psychiatrists would suggest a person remove themselves from the toxic environment that is causing the distress, but how can the a's do that?
This is in their face every single day. not only are they dealing with a murdered grandchild, but their own daughter is the accused. They have media fighting to get the latest scoop, people who falsly appear as friends who betray them, people have sent them death threats, 'bloggers' analyzing their every action or comment, the trial looming, and people deliberately trying to bait them into an angry state, for their own personal gain.
Its no wonder that they are still not coping. Dealing with everything else takes time away from the healing process.
Peter told WFTV: "They were in pursuit of us at high speed. Kid Finders had his strobe lights on his grille of his truck, like he was an officer trying to pull us over."
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/en...e-cindy-chase-two-mourners-at-high-speed.html (BBM)
It would be his second offense for impersonation of an officer.![]()