Comments by "Violet Joy" (@VioletJoy) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1. A town of 500. Cops: "Okay, who looks like Frankenstein?"
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  2. After the vile way she acted for many years, I'm surprised to see so much support for her now. Wow.
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  3. 1. It's so cool that she found and bought this unique piece of jewelry. 2. It's even cooler than she donated it to the museum.
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  4. Hopefully you learned your lesson to not jump to conclusions, which is all too common.
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  5.  @life-pm5xl  That doesn't explain how he could have committed such a horrific act though. Either he was born psychotic, or there was severe abuse in his home.
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  6. His attorney chose his words very, very carefully. He said that Bryan said he's innocent, not that he IS innocent. It's crazy that he got pulled over 3 times. No doubt he must have thought the jig was up, but it was just for little things.
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  7. I want to know how in the world he got out of the restraints.
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  8. And to plead "not guilty" on top of it all. What a slap in the face to those sweet children who were mentally and physically abused.
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  9. What's amazing is how infrequent this kind of incident is considering how many times people go out to eat.
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  10.  @TruthHurtzButHealz  What did you mean by "bring the girl's attention to the moment"?? How was she displaying that she wasn't in the moment?? It sure seems like you're trying to come up with some excuse for her disturbing behavior and it's not working.
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  11. He said he thinks she spiked his drink.
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  12. 100%
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  13. I think it's great advice. In other words - follow your gut!
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  14.  @Westindiangyal1111  That's not dealing with reality. There is always a lot more to committing horrific acts like this. Saying "he's a demon" is a very juvenile way of looking at things. Human psychology is complex.
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  15. While she was showing her knees! *GASP!!! She would have gotten the same treatment in the past century. Lol
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  16. While the reporter stated they were "forced" to drink the alcohol, the parents were more realistic and used the words "coerced" and " expected to". This message is an extremely valuable one for students who might pledge a fraternity. Poor choices and foolish decisions will always be made by people, but others do not have to go along with such risky demands. All of those boys could still be here if someone had called 811, and all of them would still be here if they had refused to drink. Rather than always focusing on the perpetrator, it's even more important to focus on raising confident kids who will think for themselves. My heart goes out to all of the parents here. What a senseless way to lose a child. 💔
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  17. How scary! No doubt that would leave some scars.
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  18. *See Amber Heard 🙄
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  19.  @agentnine3973  I'm surprised by that. I used to watch that show years ago and was horrified by the way she treated her students.
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  20. ​ @EliN028 Then why doesn't he save innocent children??
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  21.  @klynnim1123  He didn't say he fought for them at all and he didn't deny being absent. That speaks volumes.
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  22. Someone called the paramedics. What more could they do?
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  23. One never forgets. Hopefully she'll get proper therapy for that traumatic incident. That's the healthiest way to deal with it.
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  24. I'd like to know what he was thinking all that time.
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  25. ​ @Somebody86 Are you suggesting that God couldn't have saved her?
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  26. Mom: I'm so glad my son is okay...and I'm glad the house was clean.
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  27. Exactly. And if he had been female, people would have said those comments were "victim blaming".
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  28. Why would "God" have put abusive parents in her life then?
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  29.  @leavemealone7108  There's always a reason behind committing crimes like this. Always.
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  30. It's a natural human instinct to want to live.
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  31. I'm sorry to hear that. Abuse truly does change the brain.
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  32. The mother was negligent by leaving the gas can out when the boys were playing with it. It sounds like she also falsely reported that the other boy was bullying her son when the video clearly shows that didn't happen. This story is new to me, so I could be wrong. I've only seen this one video on the case.
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  33.  @endofaneraoutnow3473  Someone made a claim that she smiled. It's perfectly reasonable for him to ask for evidence of that, at it wasn't clear to many of us.
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  34.  @zerohero5753  In this case, it sounds like she was targeted due to the family connection, not her clothing. However, it is not wise at all to go running in the dark. It's just not worth the risk.
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  35. Which is really odd because at least here in CA, health care is free for those who can't afford to pay.
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  36. When people don't have empathy, they actually don't know "right from wrong". They only know their desires. I'm wondering if he was born psychotic or if there was abuse in his home.
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  37.  @chilljustchill123  Not necessarily. Narcissists see others as below themselves. Considering royalty is treated so highly, she would have a lot of competition. A narcissist would much rather live where they stand out.
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  38. Stupid interview questions.
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  39.  @Archie-23  There's really nothing to suggest that that will happen. It's just reality. Plus, according to the Bible, God created evil. He didn't have to. Isaiah 45:7 "I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things."
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  40.  @lillylilly4025  What do you mean?
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  41. I just read all article that stated although she died from head trauma, it was due to falling out a window in a suicide attempt. No doubt there will be an investigation. If she did commit suicide, I can only imagine the pain she was holding to go to that extreme. 💔💔💔
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  42.  @mrfacestab5758  Don't feed the trolls. You did exactly what they're looking for - attention.
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  43. That's so crazy that they couldn't figure out a different way to get in. Why did they both go outside the home without their child? Glad he's okay.
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  44.  @llIIIIlllIlIlIlIll  Huh? I highly doubt the kid even knew there was a camera and wasn't thinking of where to place the cup.
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  45.  @reginaldchesterfield8110  "Knowing Jesus" doesn't make a difference. This is a cycle of abuse.
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  46. @king xray That's a simplistic way to look at life. It dismisses the fact that most abusers were abused themselves. It's an unfortunate part of human psyche. "God" has nothing to do with it. It's not fair to claim that God caused the man to become an officer while claiming that God had nothing to do with the abuse. If you had the ability, would you keep children safe from abuse?
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  47. Actually they're kept very clean and have a raised dog house with a dog bed inside. They got lots of exercise, and roam around the property during the day. I mean, I wouldn't keep dogs in a kennel away from the house, but it wasn't dirty at all.
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  48. ​ @mariekano9730  Little pay?? Really?? I have a good friend who is a nurse and she makes BANK. With a family of 6, they don't even need her husband's income.
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  49.  @michaelcunningham4739  Don't feed the trolls.
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  50. @Mozmo The Ferret  Years ago, I took my grandpa and aunt to the airport. I picked up my grandpa first and of course he was out waiting on the porch with his suitcase. Then when I went to pick up my aunt, she wasn't ready (typical for her). Her house was dark and she wouldn't turn on any lights because she had set them on timers 🙄. My poor grandpa was so nervous, and my aunt actually said, "Dad! They're not going to leave without us." I kid you not.
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