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Marking my place so I can find the thread after the suspect's name is released. I'm still hoping to see a couple more arrests but I'm glad the primary monster is out of the community.
From my personal experience, so no actual links, just friends and family in the industry, classes and what I learned while adopting our kids...CPS in Washington's goal is ALWAYS to reunify the family up until the very last second when a judge says that can't happen.
I have no idea what specifically went on in this case, just wanted to explain a little about the actual goal of CPS and why families are sometimes told of upcoming visits, etc.
The Kübler-Ross model, or the five stages of grief, is a series of emotional stages experienced when faced with impending death or death of someone. The five stages are denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
Will he feel this forgiveness after hearing the details of his child's brutal rape, MOD, and condition of her remains when they were found? kwim?
I wonder what that means? Can anyone explain what the different courts are used for?
As far as forgiveness goes I feel like he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't in the public's eye. If he forgives the kid people ask why. Could it be that he too was once accused of something and maybe he truly didn't do what he was accused of so he knows how it feels? I mean after all that charge was dropped. On the other hand if he doesn't forgive some may call him a hypocrite and sympathizer.
We all know better parenting skills may have made a difference here but the lack thereof doesn't mean they didn't love their little girl.
I am wondering if we can close the thread until I get my yard work done? :thinking:
CPS allegedly exists for the very purpose of interceding to protect the children. Time and again, CPS/DFACS drops the ball, gives the parents a fifteenth chance, and they only finally decide the parents are unfit/child(ren) are at risk when a child is dead. We've seen it over and over again on Websleuths. It sounds to me like yourself and the community were amazing advocates for the children. So many don't bother to make a single call, to involve themselves at all.
Think Dontrell Melvyn in Florida
ETA, I'll apologize for this post because I do not know what happened to Magdalyn's comment or why it came out like this. Took me 4 times to post it . Soz all
I am really tiring of the damned if you do, damned if you don't discussion of dad.
I can't believe he is now being criticized for going to his church and speaking to church members 'too soon'. It is stated the parents keep to themselves. His church members may be some of the only support he has. Many people find comfort and solace within their church during the most difficult times of their lives. Since when is it 'too soon' to go to church and rely on your spirituality during a horrific time??
The statement of forgiveness: I am under the impression that dad's words were being essentially paraphrased by the bishop? Not even a direct quote. I am also under the impression it was stated that he thinks he can forgive the perp. Not that he already has, totally over it, water under the bridge, no big deal. Additionally working toward forgiveness is probably what is encouraged by his bishop and religion. Such an approach would probably also be honored and encouraged in his church community. Those are the kind of words thrown around in church-- forgiveness, acceptance that someone is in heaven, etc. I doubt he would speak to his church community members about how much he wants to beat the living daylights out of the perp.
I am sure this individual was by NO MEANS a perfect parent.. far from it, as it sounds. Nobody really needs to be convinced of that by continued discussion of the lack of proper parenting that went on; I think we are all aware. But a perp has been arrested who has intentionally committed horrific crimes against this girl! I would much rather focus on the arrest and Justice for Jenise!
As far as forgiveness goes I feel like he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't in the public's eye. If he forgives the kid people ask why. Could it be that he too was once accused of something and maybe he truly didn't do what he was accused of so he knows how it feels? I mean after all that charge was dropped. On the other hand if he doesn't forgive some may call him a hypocrite and sympathizer.
We all know better parenting skills may have made a difference here but the lack thereof doesn't mean they didn't love their little girl.
I feel bad for this community. Someone HAD to be the bad guy, the rapist, the murderer. No matter who it was going to be, it would have been someone's kid, someone's best friend, someone people would find hard to believe. This murder will cause massive division IMO.
My thought is that for now, the words are just a way to try to deal with the pain. I imagine this family is in a state of shock with the news that their precious child is dead and has been horribly violated by someone they knew.
I don't, for myself, believe he is anywhere near forgiveness, but I think for the sake of his sanity and for his family, who are probably just reeling with hate right now, he has to test the words and try to bring some sort of calmness to the forefront.
In my opinion, right now, they are just empty words in his struggle to deal with what has happened and keep the rest of his family together and sane.
Just my thoughts and written as a member, not a moderator, so please feel free to disagree.
Salem
I don't think anyone is questioning a parent who comes to a place of forgiveness against the murderer of their child............it's more how quickly he's come to forgiveness. 1 week? Most parents, I would think, would still be in shock, asking "why?", feeling like it's all a nightmare that they'll wake up from and their precious child will walk through the door, that it can't be real.....having to face a new reality of their sweet little happy, social, bubbly girl no longer there. Only one week and he's forgiven the punk who raped and murdered his little baby girl. That's unreal to me.
Alex Rozier ‏@AlexRozier 9m
They made the change "because of the seriousness of the charges" the court administrator told me. #JeniseWright
Alex Rozier ‏@AlexRozier 11m
Had it been district he would have appeared by video. Now that he is in superior he will appear in person. #JeniseWright
We're not going to post any specifics about the suspect at this time. Per Salem's ruling, he must be named by MSM or LE as well as charged as an adult. Do not go there yet.