Thanks all for the updates. I had to leave my office. I burst out crying - I had NEVER done this during ANY trial. NONE. This is horrifying. Beyond comprehension. That <modsnip> is lucky I am all the way in Seattle.
A bit more *good news* for North Carolina people. I just turned on Channel 11 to catch the news. Dr. Raymond Cook got out of prison today and he can reapply for his medical license back. For those who aren't familiar with this case, Dr. Cook was a local plastic surgeon who while driving drunk, struck the car and killed the young woman, the ballerina. Can't recall her name. Jury couldn't agree on 2nd degree murder, so he walked on a manslaughter, only served less than 3 years.![]()
And yet defense attorney stated 'JR didn't sexually abuse her'. :banghead:
I know. I know they have a job to do but how do they go home and sleep at night? Do they have children? I just couldn't defend someone like him. It's horrible. He not only physically entered her but he tortured her with objects. Ugh....give me one hour with him and one hour with the so called mother and I will save NC tax payers some money on 2 trials.
I wonder who, besides mom and boyfriend, saw Teghan last? I find myself wondering just how long she suffered. This is the worst case i have ever followed.
Okay, this may sound a bit off or something, but this just came to mind as I was reading everyones posts on 'live/no live feed'. Watch trial/can't watch trial. A couple weeks ago Michael Vick was supposed to speak at the greater Raleigh chamber of commerce 'evening of champions'. I was involved in the protest of that event with a group, 'the positive pitbull'. Over 75,000 signatures were collected on a petition against MV speaking at the event. A lot of people I came into contact with said something like 'he did his time for dog fighting' blah blah blah. I said 'dog fighting was the least of his crimes' and went on to explain the brutal crimes he committed in the torture and murder of dogs. Many people had no idea MV had done anything but back a dog fighting ring. As I was reading this discussion I thought, the same way MV was able to cover up the real crimes he committed, by avoiding trial, avoiding the details, Richardson would be able to do if no one hears what happened to this little girl, Teghan. Richardsons says 'she fell off the bed' & 'I disciplined her for bed-wetting the same way I was punished' and a segment of society can move along, secure in the idea 'these things don't happen here'. We live in rural Johnston County, where Teghan was murdered. I have never been able to drive/ride along these rural roads now without looking at people's out-buildings and wondering 'what could be happening in there?' I scan the countryside for ANYTHING that might appear a bit off. When I walk with my dogs I'm always looking and listening for anything....
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