Comments by "Andrea" (@plankark) on "Mom's Confession Leaves Detectives in Shock" video.

  1. I hope I pray your heart heals Lurah.
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  2. There is no way she foresaw this.
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  3. Have you ever seen a battered, bashed, broken 3 month old baby that has so many stab wounds to her little head & face that the coroner lost count? - a baby you are a aunt to, that you've been looking after, caring for & loving - her head severed from her body on your kitchen counter? ... No? Then think about how you would react, & if it's any less than Deborah - you need to seek psychiatric help.
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  4.  @corinthbutler4859  I hear you. It seems we both agree that she knows she did wrong by letting the perpetrator into the home. I think our difference is that you believe she is deflecting & creating unnecessary attention for herself, attempting to attract sympathy to herself and appear hysterical so she doesn't have to deal with it. I believe she knew she was in the wrong by letting that mother into her home, but probably thought the restraining order was an overreaction, believing that harm was a potential only if the mother was left alone to become overwhelmed with caring for the child over a period of time, hours or days, without access to immediate help on demand eg. the aunt asleep in the next room. The harm the aunt would likely imagine is the building up of distress & frustration - none could possibly imagine in advance what this woman did to this baby. The mother's lack of effect, her emotionless demeanor, could easily trick anyone into believing that nothing violent was going to happen. Considering the recent drastic changes in the mother's personality, the aunt knew her as different person, not someone who would such a horrific thing. I believe her hysteria is a perfectly normal response. I'm sure there are many people in the world whose reaction would be much more dramatic, likely requiring medical treatment & psychiatric treatment for years to come.
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  5. Have you ever seen a battered, bashed, broken 3 month old baby that has so many stab wounds to her little head & face that the coroner lost count? - a baby you are a aunt to, that you've been looking after, caring for & loving - her head severed from her body on your kitchen counter? ... No? Then think about how you would react, & if it's any less than Deborah - you need to seek psychiatric help.
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  6. Have you ever seen a battered, bashed, broken 3 month old baby that has so many stab wounds to her little head & face that the coroner lost count? - a baby you are a aunt to, that you've been looking after, caring for & loving - her head severed from her body on your kitchen counter? ... No? Then think about how you would react, & if it's any less than Deborah - you need to seek psychiatric help.
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