Not to mention that if there were previous cases of brutality, wouldn't the children have had unexplained bruises and there would have been a police report LONG before this story hit the news?Really, the whole story is odd. He molested kids as young as six months old. What kind of a parent sends a six month old into a room alone with a middle aged man? First of all, at six months old, the child is probably crying for their parent. Second, don't these parents want to talk to the doctor? I usually have a list of questions that I ask, and I've been a parent for years. I just can't imagine handing a baby over to a man I barely know, and then sitting back and watching t.v. in the waiting room.
Yeah. That doesn't make much sense, either.He video taped his crimes.
Not to mention that if there were previous cases of brutality, wouldn't the children have had unexplained bruises and there would have been a police report LONG before this story hit the news?
There's got to be more to it than this.
Yeah. That doesn't make much sense, either.
If there are things about a story that seem incredible or unbelieveable, chances are:
1). Facts are being omitted
2). Lying is involved
3). Both
Well said.I think MAYBE his guilt and sentence should be determined legally??
I don't see any of the recommendations in this thread being used with a qualifying phrase like, "proven guilty"?
Well said.We have a news blurb (and we all know how well THEY "check their facts"
) of a story written in a way that would deliver the most emotional impact to its readers so the paper can sell advertisements.
I'm an educated person. I think I'll reserve my emotions for when the jury has rendered a decision based on information they'll be privy to that we just don't have at this point in time.
It's a discussion board, and people are discussing it. We're not on the jury...we are not convicting him nor sentencing him. Whatever we choose to say about the accusations will not put him in prison...it's just a discussion.I think MAYBE his guilt and sentence should be determined legally??
I don't see any of the recommendations in this thread being used with a qualifying phrase like, "proven guilty"?
Because children are never abused more than once, because it's always discovered? And no one can get away with abusing more than one child, because that child or his/her parents would discover the abuse and report it?Not to mention that if there were previous cases of brutality, wouldn't the children have had unexplained bruises and there would have been a police report LONG before this story hit the news?
There's got to be more to it than this.
Because no criminal has ever taken pictures or videotaped their crimes before? Is this the first time you're hearing of that concept?Yeah. That doesn't make much sense, either.
If there are things about a story that seem incredible or unbelieveable, chances are:
1). Facts are being omitted
2). Lying is involved
3). Both
I don't need to have someone convicted to find the accusations of physical and sexual abuse of children emotional. The concept is emotional (well, to most people).Well said.We have a news blurb (and we all know how well THEY "check their facts"
) of a story written in a way that would deliver the most emotional impact to its readers so the paper can sell advertisements.
I'm an educated person. I think I'll reserve my emotions for when the jury has rendered a decision based on information they'll be privy to that we just don't have at this point in time.