Comments by "Violet Joy" (@VioletJoy) on "COURT TV" channel.

  1. If this was written for her family, then that said a lot about them. If this was written for her attorney to read, then she might just believe that the attorney is willing to pay dirty for her. I'm guessing it's the former. Maybe she was going to ask the attorney to give it to her mother.
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  2. There are always reasons. One thing is for sure - the public often screws things up.
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  3. She put HERSELF before her daughter.
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  4. I agree.
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  5. ❤️
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  6.  @VictoriousByDivineRight  You think he was looking at skin color and not the gun he brought to the door? That's a victim mentality.
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  7. @Deex338  Shooting someone in front of your kids is 100% selfish. She completely dismissed their feelings at that point and they will forever be haunted by that trauma.
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  8. It's crazy that there's a statute of limitations on murder there.
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  9. @Tami Cyrus OUproudfan  She never mentioned being scared of him, and sure didn't have any problem having multiple affairs for years. That's not the sign of a woman who is afraid of her husband. At one point, she even knew that he was aware of the affairs and continued with them anyway.
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  10. @scientist at work  To be fair, I generally see the opposite. It's more common for women to blindly defend other women. It's not wise to assume either way. I'm always surprised to see so many people jumping to conclusions. I'm concerned that some of these people will end up on a jury someday. 😳 They don't seem to know the difference between a claim and actual facts.
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  11. It's horrible, but it's the best case scenario. Without the plea deal, he wouldn't have confessed.
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  12. No doubt it's a tactic, but it's very off-putting.
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  13.  @slothtime8991  He still answered the door holding a gun while knowing armed cops were on the other side. It's totally devastating and unfortunate that he lost his life, but I'm not sure what he was thinking.
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  14. A true living nightmare that ended in the worst possible way.
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  15. Lol
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  16. Law enforcement almost always gets a bad rap, but look at who is out working hard at trying to solve these cases.
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  17.  @denisehagwood4542  There's no way they would know who called. Plus, the people would have been arrested, so there was no danger.
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  18.  @VictoriaShaw-mp6qf  First of all, I'm really sorry to hear about the trauma you endured. 💔 Not being believed is an even deeper level of trauma. 😥 Hopefully, you've received support in order to process all of that and heal as much as possible. What many don't seem to grasp is that we aren't all identical. Everyone reacts to things differently. There are different factors to consider in each case - type of abuse, length of abuse, severity of abuse, personality, gender, predisposition to mental illness, if there was a trusted friend or relative to depend on... Some people can handle negative situations much better than others. Paul may have been born with a predisposition to a mental illness. However, in order for a mental illness to develop, there is almost always a trigger - some type of trauma. He most likely wouldn't have turned out that way if he had been raised in a loving, healthy environment.
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  19. Same!!
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  20. ​ @WilliamDague She lied that her father was running the business, taking steroids, etc.
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  21. I'm so surprised at the lack of critical thinking and common sense here. A jury heard the evidence and came to a decision based on that evidence. Do you really think a jury would discuss her looks when making such a serious decision? "Okay, so there was a ton of scientific evidence pointing toward her guilt, but who her thinks she kinda cute? All in favor of letting her of for her looks, say aye." Smh
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  22.  @reneefurrer2712  I totally agree, Renee. Her reaction speaks volumes about her, too. It sounds like they were both abusive. I feel bad for the kids only.
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  23. ​ @dianebaker7988 To be fair, there were bad decisions made all around.
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  24.  @Homepaddocksfarm  Or she could have just acted responsibly.
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  25. Her pain is palpable. 💔 Her explanation was very, very odd though. Neither she nor her attorney explained what led up to this at all. Very strange.
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  26.  @crimetimewithjess5366  Could be. Whatever the case, it had nothing to do with her phone. There's a lot more to it than that.
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  27. Why are you jumping to conclusions? So far, all witnesses are saying he was at fault. Unless you were there are saw otherwise, it sounds like you are making assumptions about her character only because of her status as an actress.
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  28. There are several problems with your claims: 1. Pictures are not an accurate assessment of what is going on inside someone's mind. 2. Women's mental health is not only more widely spoken about, but is taken much more seriously than men's. 3. People in general want revenge. This is not a gender issue. It goes across the board. Why? Because people have emotional reactions to innocent victims being murdered. 4. Ironically, she did receive help, from what I understand, and still plotted to kill her children. 5. To mention misogyny is clearly showing your bias. Your comments are unnecessarily sexist. In general, the public is much more understanding, empathetic, and forgiving to women. The public is outraged because 3 children area dead because they were killed by their mother. While I'd like to see society gain a greater understanding of mental health in general, those issues come in all shapes and sizes. Women aren't the only ones affected.
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  29.  @inaj27  💯
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  30. Meredith has a masters degree in Christian counseling, yet she is directly involved in all of this mess. Wow. She comes across as very immature. He cannot keep his eyes off of her. The prosecuting attorney is really hard to take. I watched the video in 1.5 speed while frequently fast forwarding, and he is SO slow!!!
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  31.  @gmimi2  Leaving comments like that shows an inability to have a mature discussion due to assumptions.
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  32. Because she was
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  33.  @virg0_lem0nade ??
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  34. They're two totally different situations. One does not have anything to do with the other.
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  35.  @gmimi2  It just seems odd to me that a co-defendant is allowed to observe the whole trial while she will be next.
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  36. Well done, Ashley.
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  37. Her attorney is one of the most unlikable that I've ever seen. OJ's attorneys are the worst in my book.
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  38. What a relief that he was the judge. He was so fair and compassionate.
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  39. ​ @theoryofpersonality1420 No one knows that information yet.
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  40.  @cateellington4081  I was referring to all witnesses besides his friend.
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  41. Ibfeel for the son losing both of his parents at once. I wouldn't wish that on anyone. But... I haven't figured out if he comes across kind of smug because he's hiding something or because he truly believes he found that credible evidence.
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  42.  @saras123  It seems pretty obvious that they have fallen for her narcissistic manipulation, which is unfortunate on so many levels. I truly hope they wake up one day.
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  43.  @sjs-stev  Exactly. Totally messed up.
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  44. I noticed that too! She mentioned Summer 12 times in that story and only said her name once, which was odd.
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  45.  @yadiraestrada7341  It's a hilarious joke. Bobby pins don't have personalities. 😂
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  46. Without crumbs flying out.
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  47. This really does appear like an honest mistake. He's human. For everyone here claiming that it was done on purpose - we don't know that. He took responsibility and explained how it happened. That's an enormous job, so it's understandable how it could have happened. Of course, it could have been purposeful, but we don't know that. What would that accomplish?
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  48. That's exactly what I was thinking.
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  49.  @heatherbarter1385  I'm fascinated by human psychology. Many people don't recognize the massive impact upbringing has on people. I can almost guarantee Alec was raised without consequences and was bailed out of any trouble he got into.
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  50. Two words - Jodi Arias.
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