Oh. Father of a victim/dead child. Long day. I should have caught that and realized. I was more focused on the perp and the ridiculous defense and ingested too much in too many cases and threads.
Yes they can be a bit reactive but on the other hand, why not? Daughter is dead and not coming back so go ahead.
It is so unnatural and hard being advised to stifle especially if no one is helping and guiding and such just is not there. I've said it and I've said it about Dylan Rounds' mom BUT I get it. It needs to change. Look at what we are seeing in Kohberger here and Delphi, etc. Read is another. Defenses are putting out a whole media blitz and one sided story while prosecutions and families have to stay mum. Or is the way. While all gets tainted AND people think the case basically has been tried from ONE side.
The times need to be caught up with. Defense attorneys are sure using such.
Jmho.
What does her dad or mom have to lose? Justice I guess perhaps but you know speaking up just like Dylan's mom isn't going to bring their kids back or get them murdered, they already were. We played by the book but I will tell you it is not as it should be. And it is not understood that it expects way too much of families. And for years on end. This case has barely gotten started as to the years and b.s. they are going to deal with.
Whether right or wrong, you know what, go for it. He cares and is passionate about his daughter and grieving. The one I will NEVER understand or comprehend is the mother of the only male victim here. Not saying she is wrong but wow, such strength. Take it, face it, over it, care less about the criminal process. I can readily admit that isn't me and I can't identify. I can identify with Kaylee's parents. And Dylan's mom. ANd I myself have criticized them but only because I know the advice--do not wreck the investigation, do not talk. Etc. I don't agree with it though. It lets one side play a narrative for months is not years to the public.
I also would say the prosecution side hates that they cannot counter it and have to watch it...
Jmo.
Agree on some disagree on others lol.
This man's daughter was slaughtered. I know he goes against the flow and can be a bit whatever and even have said so myself but so what. I can also say and bet they don't know a thing that will destroy the case. They are just parents that are reeling. The system sucks and the lack of helping someone navigate it does as well and that's nothing against LE or the prosecution. I have nothing but good to say of ours. It is though how it is. THEY have to be on the case and take it professionally. FAMILIES however are REELING. If you want them not reacting, reeling, talking to news, etc. then there is a missing step and help. However that's okay, mostly these days it is all about the poor defendants.
Not a post at you for sure. I just am reacting to what I don't get time to and did an overload today with cases. Still am listening to much.
I don't wonder at like the ones mentioned here, Dylan's mom or Kaylee's dad here. Just for examples. Most of us are like we are told to be, do not cause ripples if you want justice, etc. but it is so unnatural and unfair. It's just my opinion and a minor one. But D's parents actually ended up with their son's remains. And really other than justice, if they tell how it is what do they risk? They sure don't risk their child's life. They are already gone and nothing can change it... Not everyone can be Ethan's mom.
And kudos there, don't get me wrong. That's not who I could ever be is all. Could you?
Okay. I don't get a lot of time and had no time off last week etc. that wsn't tied to dealing with stuff rather than real time off. I seriously am happy to see you back on cases, etc.. Whether we agree or disagree.
Yes I rambled on here. As my hours tick down to back to work arggghhh.
