Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "True Crime Central" channel.

  1. ​@xumametcalf7538 The mother claimed she attempted CPR, then the EMTs did as well. What did that do to a child close to death? Could she have had the bruises from a prior incident? Look, either you believe in the standard of proof beyond reasonable doubt, or you don't. I do. This was a thin case. You don't convict based on a possibility. You need more.
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  2. Exactly. If someone is dangerous, the last thing to do is to be sincere.
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  3. Remember, jealousy sounds too simplistic, and self-serving, but it is almost always the entire explanation. They are looking to take you out as competition. It's all operating on a lower level than you can imagine. I used to tell myself, "Why do I let girls do this to me? I like boys." 😂
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  4. @TheSaltySiren  Other reports say his story changed 13 times, and in one version, he said he did it. It's evident that the drive to punish the mother is based on the fact that she was a poor mother. There is no credible evidence that she committed the crime.
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  5. There is one thing to try if this happens to you: practice being unattractive. Think about it. You can put on an act of not being desirable. There are ways. Make it seem like you aren't special. Claim you once had cancer and can't have children. Claim you are torn between liking men and women. Use your imagination. STOP feeling you need to be sincere. Pretend that "now I'm telling you the truth." Then lie. The point is to make him think he dropped you of his own volition. Make him think it was his idea to break up.
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  6. There is one thing to try if this happens to you: practice being unattractive. Think about it. You can put on an act of not being desirable. There are ways. Make it seem like you aren't special. Claim you once had cancer and can't have children. Claim you are torn between liking men and women. Use your imagination. STOP feeling you need to be sincere. Pretend that "now I'm telling you the truth." Then lie. The logic behind this is to make him think he dropped you.
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  7. ​@primesspct2 No we don't have a story something like this.
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  8. I know just what you mean.
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  9. This should never be enough to convict. Either we believe in "beyond reasonable doubt" or we don't. I do.
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  10.  @eugenearbenin9560  The coroner's demonstration is a typical prosecutor's trick and should have been excluded as speculative. Only photos of the actual remains and expert testimony should be used. They do that stuff because it impresses people.
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  11. "Finally, I just took the pill." 😂😂😂 Sorry, that's funny. AMW with two fake SS numbers gives you a pill and you take it.
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  12. @POPCITY901  Thanks. When you are dealing with a dangerous, obsessed freak, you have got to make him think he dropped you. And then, you can't date for a while, because you cannot run into him, or risk it if he's still watching you, "to figure you out." Or, if you cannot live with such restrictions, then you have to move. It's all so sad.
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  13. Wasn't that when he failed to recognize his mother in the courtroom, and said she was in jail? There he mixed up different times.
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  14.  @chplvr1328  Because every individual, man or woman, shy and meek or assertive and adventurous, has a right not to be killed by a deranged stalker. To that end, firearms laws are supposed to be enforced. The release of potentially dangerous people requires letting their victims know in advance.
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  15. @POPCITY901  Law enforcement and the courts will never, ever solve it for you. 😥
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  16. ​ @kristinab1078  No. She either lied to police, or committed perjury. If she is innocent in the matter, then she must be psychologically unwell. There is no other way for her to escape responsibility for her actions and her failure to protect her children.
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  17. Arrest warrant needed. They told her to leave.
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  18.  @IrelandM1999  Not if she hit her head. Kids drown in shallower water. That was a large pool. I question why they were allowed to play there unsupervised.
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  19.  @mariakoszegi  That was speculative.
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  20. These are the cases NO ONE can ever accept. I never heard of this case before today, and I cannot accept it. I can only imagine how her mother and father felt . . . No. I can't imagine. I am so, so sorry.
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  21. Here's an idea. There is something to try if this happens to you: practice being unattractive. Think about it. You can put on an act of not being desirable. There are ways. Make it seem like you aren't special. Claim you once had cancer and can't have children. Claim you are torn between liking men and women. Use your imagination. STOP feeling you need to be sincere. Pretend that "now I'm telling you the truth." Then lie. The idea is to fool him into believing he decided to stop seeing you. Ladies, you can do this.
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  22. ​ @funUrth4all 💯
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  23.  @dianejohnson6686  She was at work, surrounded by people.
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  24. Nonsense. If you believe you are in danger, you get out. If you have children, your life isn't just your own anymore.
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  25. Much, much worse.
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  26. ​@ManjariIR Few people have the knowledge or the time. Who will take off 10 to 12 weeks from work and do a "DYI rehab?" I mean getting up early every day, going for a walk in nature, having the very best organic food, walking or biking or swimming again, reading, or writing, or painting, or playing music, getting a massage, yoga lessons weekly. And above all, calm talking. No shouting. No blame. At first, the person should never be alone. Yeah. I'm serious. You try this, then if it doesn't work, you get professional help. The issue, obviously, is that you want to avoid prescriptions if possible.
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  27. There is one thing to try if this happens to you: practice being unattractive. Think about it. You can put on an act of not being desirable. There are ways. Make it seem like you aren't special. Claim you once had cancer and can't have children. Claim you are torn between liking men and women. Use your imagination. STOP feeling you need to be sincere. Pretend that "now I'm telling you the truth." Then lie. Make him think he decided to leave you. Ladies, you can do this.
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  28. He died in prison.
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  29. ​ @JANNICULOUS  Empathy is perfectly fine and proper. But fitness to be a parent means protecting your children's lives. No exceptions, no excuses.
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  30. Even her friends told her to just "be nice" to him. Gawd.
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  31. Good question
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  32. ​ @sils583  Kids fantasize, and they do combine the events of several days.
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  33. ​ @LoRdeShellz-ff4vi How did he fail to recognize his mother in court?
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  34. ​ @maher.itorer Remember the satanic daycare stories?
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  35. ​ @annfashaw9270 That was speculation and should have been excluded. It's a well-know prosecutor's trick.
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  36.  @777Maranatha  Yes, and according to numerous reports, he did change his core story.
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  37. @InspektoraDeFrutas  I was citing other sources, beyond this video. Do you generally consider just one source? This case isn't important? Please see Justice Jackson's concurring opinion where she refused to apply a law obviously not intended to criminalize all January 6th protesters, even though she found their actions abhorrent. You might learn something about principles. Then again . . .
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  38. THIS YOU GOT IT
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  39. @georgiawhite8470  Martial arts? Against a gun? Are you serious? See my suggestion about making him think he's dropping you. Act unattractive. Drone on and on in a nasal voice. Tell him you need annual biopsies, and that you can't have kids because of cancer. When he's staring at you, pick your nose and pretend you're hiding it from him. Tell him you once liked girls, too. Tell him you sometimes throw up with men. Be creative. Above all, do not be sincere, do not be genuine, and do not say no. "No" is a challenge. It's virtue signaling for the spectators or the police. It's not going to save your life.
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  40. @georgiawhite8470  Martial arts? Against a firearm in the hands of a former soldier? Are you serious? This is from the 007 movies. See my suggestion about making him think he's dropping you. Act unattractive. Drone on and on in a nasal voice. Tell him you need annual biopsies and you're sick of it. Tell him that you can't have kids because of childhood cancer. When you know he's staring at you, pick your nose and pretend you're hiding it from him. Tell him you once liked women, too. Tell him you sometimes throw up with men but not with women. Be creative. Above all, do not be sincere, do not be genuine, and do not say no. "No" is a challenge. It's virtue signaling for the spectators or the police. It's not going to save you. The breakup will be "his idea."
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  41.  @knowsmebyname  Yes, I thought the same. But see my suggestion.
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  42.  @SiViC74  Three dates? You're right. Just say no. Always say no. Don't date at all.
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  43. @nicholasschoonbeck6866  Look, it isn't all men. It is FAR too many men, true, but they are pathological. In a free society, you cannot stop them all before they act. Look at my suggestions. I'm assuming they are visible. Sincerity is overrated. No means no to normal people. Picking your nose, eating it, and throwing up means "no was my own idea, I'm done here" to a predator.
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  44. ​@nicholasschoonbeck6866 Too bad my reply to you just got the deep six, except if you sort by the Newest tab.
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  45.  @brl0522  And real suggestions here are shadowed, too.
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  46.  @nicholasschoonbeck6866  Too bad my reply is missing here, and my alerting you to that, ditto. Of course.
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  47. Life with a possibility of parole.
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  48. No one is blaming her kids.
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  49. Stop for a moment and feel it --- you're here.she doesn't matter.
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  50.  @lullabyyye  Wow. Thanks for sharing this. ;/
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