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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 155503" data-attributes="member: 57984"><p>There was a theory at the tine that they over medicated their daughter when they went out to party, then returned home to find her dead. And then, I guess, disposed of her body.</p><p></p><p>Who knows. But I thought they seemed to feel genuinely guilty -- weirdly so -- at their press conference. And while any normal parent would feel guilty if their child was snatched, this just felt......…. different. It didn't feel like the normal guilt from negligence, nor the feigned grief of deliberate murderers, nor the tormented guilt of confused parents afraid their child may have been grabbed and possibly killed by a stranger.</p><p></p><p>It looked like the grief and guilt of parents who concretely knew what happened to their child, and were sincerely very sorry for it, but were having to put on a show for the cameras.</p><p></p><p>Says I. </p><p></p><p>And if their lawyers, a dozen years later, are asserting that a new documentary would somehow subvert the ongoing investigation, that also doesn't bode well for the parents' total innocence.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 155503, member: 57984"] There was a theory at the tine that they over medicated their daughter when they went out to party, then returned home to find her dead. And then, I guess, disposed of her body. Who knows. But I thought they seemed to feel genuinely guilty -- weirdly so -- at their press conference. And while any normal parent would feel guilty if their child was snatched, this just felt......…. different. It didn't feel like the normal guilt from negligence, nor the feigned grief of deliberate murderers, nor the tormented guilt of confused parents afraid their child may have been grabbed and possibly killed by a stranger. It looked like the grief and guilt of parents who concretely knew what happened to their child, and were sincerely very sorry for it, but were having to put on a show for the cameras. Says I. And if their lawyers, a dozen years later, are asserting that a new documentary would somehow subvert the ongoing investigation, that also doesn't bode well for the parents' total innocence. [/QUOTE]
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