Please help my friend and a fellow member
04-21-2011, 04:22 PM
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I would love to flip the switch on this scumbag.
04-21-2011, 05:42 PM
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Guys, thank you VERY MUCH for your signatures on the petition, and thank you EVEN MORE for those of you that sent in donations. I talked to Charlie at the funeral today, and he told me that they DID revoke this guy's bond!
Just a little more back story on this...Charlie had been having some problems with her running away for a while. She had ran away again on Wednesday or so from what I'm gathering, and from what he has told me from what he had learned, she was in that neighborhood because that boy that she was seeing was living back there, and had wound up leaving his house and was at the party briefly when some sort of altercation had occured. Believe me, Charlie would have never let her go to a party like that
Just a little more back story on this...Charlie had been having some problems with her running away for a while. She had ran away again on Wednesday or so from what I'm gathering, and from what he has told me from what he had learned, she was in that neighborhood because that boy that she was seeing was living back there, and had wound up leaving his house and was at the party briefly when some sort of altercation had occured. Believe me, Charlie would have never let her go to a party like that
04-21-2011, 08:09 PM
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Posting in other sites to help out. I couldn't imagine loosing either of my kids to something like this. I'd be the one serving jail time. Cause this guy sure wouldn't be moving or living.
04-21-2011, 08:42 PM
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Hi,i lost a son 23 years ago....the case is very similar and my feelings could never be explained to anyone. Parents/grandparents/siblings, experience far more than just loss. The healing process takes years and will never be removed from our daily thoughts and lives. People often say, "i know how you feel". Do you really know? Unless you walk in the shoes of a bereaved parent, you will never feel the pain nor hurt. The best thing you can do is pray for the family and offer encouragement and support. The person who was involved in this case will live with regret the remainder of his life. Hatred,racial bias and labeling will not correct or change this accident. However, good can always
be found in the aftermath of tragedy, it often takes years to see positive results and change. We must forgive others to be forgiven.........ps:121
