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<blockquote data-quote="witzend" data-source="post: 432202" data-attributes="member: 99"><p>I had to step back for a while before I could comment upon this again. It pains me to see us in such vocal disagreement about this. I think that it's possible that 3-D has insight to this that those of us not in the Florida area don't have, at least as far as how this has been handled in the media, and how the family has handled and manipulated the media. For 3-D it's the Anthony's. For us here it's the Hormans, although they have not yet found Kyron. Before that it was Ashley and Miranda. We all have someone or something like that which is played into our living rooms on a daily basis. It's overwhelming.</p><p></p><p>From before the day I joined this support group until this very moment I have been terrified that M would or will commit some heinous crime that I won't ever be able to explain or to stop. I'm not him, and he's not me. I'm <em>sure</em> he thinks we abused him. I'm sure that there are people that believe him. I'm sure that at times I was a terrible parent (I did <em>not </em>abuse him). I know that was so and I know that there was a point that M could have more easily turned it around and that it is no longer so easy. I also know that from what should have been a salvageable age for him I sought help and worked to make all of our lives better. Sadly, I could not do the work for M that he needs to make his own life better. And somewhere in the back of my mind I live my life in fear of what he will do. I fear his anger and hatred so much I can not help him. But deep down I know that he's the little baby boy I brought home and all I want for him is to be happy.</p><p></p><p>What I <em>do</em> know is that regardless of how messed up my <em>own</em> life was when M was young, he would not have been missing for a month without my shouting about it from the mountaintop. If I had found him dead in someone else's care I would not have thrown him in the trunk of my car and then in a trash heap. Casey knew what happened when it happened, and in my humble opinion society should not ever forgive her for going out and partying and getting tattoos and giving people body shots when she knew her baby was dead.</p><p></p><p>Please don't fight about this. Casey is a terrible mother. We are not her. I hope to God we are not her.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="witzend, post: 432202, member: 99"] I had to step back for a while before I could comment upon this again. It pains me to see us in such vocal disagreement about this. I think that it's possible that 3-D has insight to this that those of us not in the Florida area don't have, at least as far as how this has been handled in the media, and how the family has handled and manipulated the media. For 3-D it's the Anthony's. For us here it's the Hormans, although they have not yet found Kyron. Before that it was Ashley and Miranda. We all have someone or something like that which is played into our living rooms on a daily basis. It's overwhelming. From before the day I joined this support group until this very moment I have been terrified that M would or will commit some heinous crime that I won't ever be able to explain or to stop. I'm not him, and he's not me. I'm [I]sure[/I] he thinks we abused him. I'm sure that there are people that believe him. I'm sure that at times I was a terrible parent (I did [I]not [/I]abuse him). I know that was so and I know that there was a point that M could have more easily turned it around and that it is no longer so easy. I also know that from what should have been a salvageable age for him I sought help and worked to make all of our lives better. Sadly, I could not do the work for M that he needs to make his own life better. And somewhere in the back of my mind I live my life in fear of what he will do. I fear his anger and hatred so much I can not help him. But deep down I know that he's the little baby boy I brought home and all I want for him is to be happy. What I [I]do[/I] know is that regardless of how messed up my [I]own[/I] life was when M was young, he would not have been missing for a month without my shouting about it from the mountaintop. If I had found him dead in someone else's care I would not have thrown him in the trunk of my car and then in a trash heap. Casey knew what happened when it happened, and in my humble opinion society should not ever forgive her for going out and partying and getting tattoos and giving people body shots when she knew her baby was dead. Please don't fight about this. Casey is a terrible mother. We are not her. I hope to God we are not her. [/QUOTE]
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