Blaise (imported) wrote: Sat Aug 19, 2006 8:00 am An excellent criminologist I met and two good psychologists I know think it mostly likely someone in the family killed the little girl. Something about the family bothers me. Still, I don't know.

Yeah, I agree.

C-R-E-E-P-Y

Somehow, I am reminded of adults who live out their fantasies through their children. They live their unrealized dreams by forcing their children to be what they thought that they should have been. It causes identity foreclosure in young adults of college age and lots of these kids end up on drugs or in the lurid sex peddler's claws or both...GIRLS GONE WILD! has a pathological basis.

These with the child beauty kind of dysfunction seems like a modified version of Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy mixed with a Narcissistic complex. Maybe some neuroses mixed in to boot.

It is hard to analyze this sort of thing and it is hard to see when it goes over the line. Children want so hard to please their parents that they will easily deny themselves.

I think of the woman in Texas who tried to have the teenage cheerleader killed so that her daughter could take her place on the cheerleading squad. These idiots when out of control turn out to be like the idiot who killed Selena. (http://www.cnn.com/US/9510/selena/10-26/index.html)

It is hard to see and to realize how bad they are until somebody is dead.

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It appears that the farce started by this P.O.S. is rapidly unraveling. He told a whopper of a lie but it got his ass out of a Bangcock prison.

The whole mess with this guy hasn't been settled yet but I think it's only a matter of time.

I also think that the family was involved in the killing and they have been living a lie every since then. I think it was the brother that did it and the parents covered it up.

Taylor (imported) wrote: Tue Aug 22, 2006 10:08 am It appears that the farce started by this P.O.S. is rapidly unraveling. He told a whopper of a lie but it got his ass out of a Bangcock prison.

The whole mess with this guy hasn't been settled yet but I think it's only a matter of time.

I also think that the family was involved in the killing and they have been living a lie every since then. I think it was the brother that did it and the parents covered it up.

A famous criminologist I met agrees with you, as does a counselor who worked with the sexual offenses offenders I supervised. The family was strange. I hate this lurid case because many children die every year from abuse. Then, to boot, many murders remain unsolved.

My best guess says the Butler did it with a candlestick in the parlor.

Signed: Clueless

Rumor has it that the bastard used this story to get deported from Thailand where he was up on child molesting charges.

It seems that he was a (shudder) grade school teacher over there, and that he could not keep his fingers off of the children.

Of course, there is a cure for that. However, he would find it impossible to play piano, guitar or even pick his nose after it was administered. Let alone pee standing up...

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Apparently he was also visiting sex change clinics over there. I wonder if he was really seeking sex change, or perhaps only castration. If true, a guy like that give transsexuals and eunuchs a bad name.

SplitDik (imported) wrote: Thu Aug 24, 2006 1:55 am Apparently he was also visiting sex change clinics over there. I wonder if he was really seeking sex change, or perhaps only castration. If true, a guy like that give transsexuals and eunuchs a bad name.

He gives everyone a bad name. Maybe, he did murder the child.

The truth is,

Nuts come in all varities and persuasions...

No group of humanity holds a corner on nuts...

...unless it is the good 'ole E.A. ?

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Well, news is that his DNA does not match. He's just a nut (dangerous even) who wanted publicity that badly that he confessed to it. I hope there is still a way to lock him away for psychological reasons.

This whole business contains two lessons:

(1) The need to avoid rushing to judgment,

and

(2) The trouble people (in this case, this creep) can cause others and themselves by not keeping separate the worlds of fantasy and reality.