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

  1. But she also does totally believe all of that religious BS.
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  2. @wishingb5859  Lots of people sniff when they're out on a walk when it's chilly outside. That's common. People want to add all kinds of things to it.
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  3. I haven't seen any negative comments.
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  4. After reading dozens of comments from nurses who made excuses for her, it's refreshing to see your comment stating what she failed to do. I'm not suggesting to shame her, but she does have a responsibility in this case.
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  5. 🎯
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  6. A turtle could tell there was nothing genuine about her "apology".
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  7. She's a "professional Christian counselor," yet she played all of these games and didn't call police when she knew that Bud was out driving drunk. They sure went out drinking a lot while having small children. Selfish.
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  8. What a huge relief!
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  9. @tamekaharris8084  She didn't even try to pretend that she has feelings.
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  10. I'm not sure why the attorney kept interrupting the doctor. He was testifying about very important details.
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  11. What evidence do you find supports his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt?
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  12. Melanie's husband knew better than to sit in on her testimony. Why don't people take these things seriously?? It's for the kids!
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  13. Very strange.
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  14. I've always wanted to be on a jury. I've been called at least 5 times but always ended up being excused. It's an interesting process.
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  15. Including her own mother.
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  16. ​ @patchadams4me Exactly. Upbringing has the biggest impact on all of our lives. He was also abused. It's just a fact. However, he belongs in prison.
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  17. It's odd how the dad said his son isn't violent, yet he got violent with him over 10 years ago. Those poor kids. I can't even imagine the terror. The ultimate betrayal they experienced in their last moments is beyond comprehension. 💔💔💔
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  18. That's all fantasy and a man made idea. We need to take these situations seriously and intervene ourselves rather than relying on an imaginary being to take care of things. There is no evidence of Hell, but there is evidence of these poor children being abused.
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  19.  @cindyruiz7434  Saying there is a heaven and a hell doesn't make it real. I'm being very sincere. What evidence do you have for either? Keep in mind that feelings and the Bible are not evidence. Every religion has a holy book that makes all kinds of claims. What evidence would you expect from those claims?
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  20.  @candee2746  It's good to hear that you do take it seriously. I didn't mean to insinuate that you don't care, just that there is so much emphasis on AFTER death, rather than dealing with the now, or even possible prevention. I NEVER condemn other for their beliefs. I only challenge the beliefs themselves. Do you care to know the truth of our existence?
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  21. And the judge seems equally incompetent.
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  22. At the same time, she was a chronic cheater, while evidently, he stayed loyal to her.
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  23. Sorry to say, but it's a little too late for blessings. His mother murdered his stepfather and, sister, and brother. It can't get much worse than that. It's way overdue to move past religion.
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  24. That's not how it works. If there had been an assault one of them would have been arrested. They usually recommend them to separate for the night, but they can't control that. These are adults.
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  25.  @hfrt29  That's really simplifying things. There isn't "good and evil" the way we think of it.
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  26. To quote Elaine from Seinfeld - "fake, fake, fake, fake." It's cringily fake. P.S. What's with the get-up? She looks like a nerdy salesman from the 70s.
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  27. Right??
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  28. She's very careful with her words and seems to grasp the seriousness of the offenses.
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  29. Covert narcissist move right there.
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  30.  @jessicapeace3981  I'm not sure why you'd assume I haven't looked into addiction. There are former addicts who say they chose drugs over their kids. I can both feel sympathy for the pain the mother is experiencing and also acknowledge her poor choices. It's not an either/or type situation. It's odd how having a different viewpoint is considered trolling to you. I hate seeing troll comments.
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  31. It's very off-putting.
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  32. People like him are not capable of genuine empathy or change. Everything is an act.
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  33.  @bobe3250  I don't understand what you're trying to say, but it's not helpful to tell others what to do.
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  34. You must be wrong because you're making too much logical sense. Lol. It's maddening. I have seen too many things that support the idea that critical thinking skills are sorely lacking in society. Most people don't seem to understand what proof means. 🙄
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  35. I haven't heard anyone say otherwise.
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  36.  @phil1517  Genuine question: What are the key pieces of evidence that point toward her guilt? I'm familiar with the case but haven't followed every detail.
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  37. What are you referring to? Alec is in prison for life.
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  38. ​ @carlitabonita So far, there is no hard evidence suggesting that. That's just what his mother said was her guess.
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  39.  @taililin8047  I'm not sure why that's being mentioned under this video then. Am I missing something?
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  40. He's awful.
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  41.  @yougotthis7723  What?? Seriously? I've seen a couple of obvious troll comments, but nothing sincere. Wow.
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  42.  @alabamajenny8751  Right? There are several things that support the idea of an accident rather than her being lost or taken. Both parents insist that someone took her "far away". We know kidnapping from their property is just not possible. Between the 20 dogs and 5 other people, someone would have heard something. Because the parents appear to be hiding information, we can guess that she's not "far away". Neither of them have shown an ounce of concern or emotion, which is extremely odd. The public shows more concern than they do about their own daughter.
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  43. ​ @SatanicWitch1313 Wow. Is that who she cheated with?? What a nightmare!!
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  44. ​ @runoz2839 The responsibility lies mostly on her shoulders. Paul was brainwashed his entire life. I hope he receives therapy. He may be too far gone. He tortured his brother, but he was also abused.
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  45. ​ @mvpfocus Oh my gosh! Finally, a voice of reason. No one else here has common sense.
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  46. ​ @rullvox5912 Even YouTube couldn't understand a single word. She's speaking in a code that computers can't even recognize. Lol
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  47. What was actually odd was the sentence after that. I'm not even sure what he was trying to say.
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  48. I wonder why the boy would describe his parents' behavior as both abusive and not abusive.
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  49.  @Jessiealabama1205  Not necessarily. The entire team may not have viewed that thumb drive. Whoever did might have made the mistake, but this attorney took responsibility for it.
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  50. I'm surprised to see the comments here. Usually the public tends to split people in one of 2 categories - 100% victim/100% monster. There's rarely any in between. This woman comes across as delusional and it's a relief to see many others have noticed that, too.
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