iamshadow21
Amateur Forensics Geek
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A violent abuser doesn't need an 'excuse'.I'm going to assume the abuse was ongoing and as a growing young lady coming into her own, she fought back or said she would tell. Terrible, terrible case.
I understand there's a desire that a victim fought back somehow, as if that made their death less pointless, but it bothers me that that narrative isn't very far from 'they did something to set him off' that we see time and time again in rape, abuse and domestic violence cases with the subtle inference that if they hadn't done XYZ they'd still be alive.
A child was murdered, horribly, painfully, violently, and with the violation of incestous rape as part of it. Whatever she did or said had absolutely no effect on the end result. A man chose to do that to her.
MOO