Comments by "pugetwitch" (@Pugetwitch) on "Jessy Kurczewski's 'Red Flags' After the Eye Drops Murder" video.

I really feel like I know Lynn. Maybe it's because my best friend and cousin who was murdered in 2004 has her middle name, or maybe it's because our old best friend's mother Brenda reminds me so much of her, both an appearance, and in lifestyle. Brenda is so frugal, she's not into technology, she's from the same generation, and would have absolutely loved swimming in the lakes with Lynn while jamming out to classic rock and 80s hits... l it's just so tragic that this woman did that. She wasn't sick before this evil woman came along and began poisoning her. Lynn really just seems like the type of person that would be easy to call Auntie or even mom for those who arent blessed wth one in theor lives. Such a horroble and evil deed that Jessy committed.😢
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@suzannaj3834 that's hard. I'm alone right now on thanksgiving, I suppose by choice. Everybody has their own situations going on. I'm blessed to still have my mom and dad alive and to have been able to see them earlier today even though it was brief, things just have not been the same since my grandparents passed away.
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You are absolutely right! And in some parts of the world, there is a belief that an Elders should end their life respectfully on their own without waiting for the inevitable, and so instead of suicide the family will take a life of their grandparents or elderly loved one. It's horrible! I'm all for understanding the concept of cultural relativity and being sensitive towards communities when it applies, that being said there is such a thing as human life and value, and I don't give a good goddamn what country you're from if you talked about killing an old person cuz they're a burden on society or something wrong with you
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Okay yes Deidre and I will remember Lynn today on Thanksgiving along with everybody else who's LifeLight was snatched from them far too soon
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@deidra7850 thank you, I try to stay within the flow which spring forth from the well of Christ consciousness
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@ql6746 I'm from Seattle so we're in a place where there's a general Zeitgeist of mutual respect being fostered throughout Society for one another, that being said we were extra cautious around our youth, elders, and disabled Community here. Everybody is Seattle was masking up and staying far away from people who are vulnerable and making sure to acknowledge the needs that they had, especially when it came to visiting them and finding creative ways to keep them engaged. I feel so bad for the elders in the communities where people basically just lock them away and didn't even come to say hi. Not sure how often that happened, but I'm sure that for some people even in nice cities like seattle, there's people who never got a visitor or saw a hand waving their way. It's very sad. Elder Care is something that really needs to be revised in society. That being said, Lynn was decades away from being an elder in my opinion, she was just a couple years away from getting a senior discount at ihop, but that's much different than being elderly. I do not believe that she was terribly ill until she started hanging out with Mrs Flowers and her daughter and they were the ones that began poisoning then and that's when the mystery illness developed
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@brendakeller9646 it's scary to think about healthcare providers who put things in IVs and they never get caught. Especially if they're not creating a pattern of it. Do you know how easy that would be, it makes me sick to even think about. Because in the healthcare, people really trust those nurses and they look for things like patterns in order to bust them for these type of disease, yet for some sociopath they might just want to do it one time and then never do it again, thus no pattern develops. A lot of people in healthcare go into it for the wrong reasons, that's another disturbing thing that I learned while working in that system.
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