Comments by "Allison James" (@allisonjames2923) on "Surviving Victim: 'Something Was Very Very Off With Carly'" video.

She definitely had an odd affect, but most of her crying appeared genuine & required her to actually blow her nose. That’s the dead giveaway for fake tears. Real tears make your nose run. I’ve seen people fake cry throughout most of a police interview & appear to be sobbing, but not a single tear & nose never ran even slightly. But even still, her tears seemed more related to the life SHE lost, not the one she took. And I wonder how much of her affect is due to the fact she’s been reliving this incident, telling people over & over in intricate detail, for 6 months. That does desensitise people to things. I find it interesting there was no mention made of any sociopathic or psychopathic behaviour in her psychological evaluations from Jan/Feb this year. That could be because people under 18 aren’t diagnosed as having personality disorders that early in life, but she was just described as a normal teenager with adjustment disorder & a single moderate depression episode
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??? She contacted the friend & said she had an emergency & asked her to come over.
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@banielha Not quite the same but similar.
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From the footage of Carly getting & hiding the gun then going to shoot her mother, their dogs are absolutely gorgeous. So sweet, so well looked after & so confused & anxious about Carly, checking on her & going to protect her instead of her mother. It was that image, more than anything else that says everything about the lives she destroyed & threw away on a stupid impulse.
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Carly definitely had an odd affect, but most of her crying episodes appeared genuine & required her to actually blow her nose. That’s the dead giveaway for fake tears. Real tears make your nose run. I’ve seen people fake cry throughout most of a police interview & appear to be sobbing, but not a single tear & nose never ran even slightly. But even still, her tears seemed more related to the life SHE lost, not the one she took. And I wonder how much of her affect is due to the fact she’s been reliving this incident, telling people over & over in intricate detail, for 6 months. That does desensitise people to things. I find it interesting there was no mention made of any sociopathic or psychopathic behaviour in her psychological evaluations from Jan/Feb this year. That could be because people under 18 aren’t diagnosed as having personality disorders that early in life, but she was just described as a normal teenager with adjustment disorder & a single moderate depression episode
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That’s your bias of knowing what she did. It does make her look much younger than she is & more innocent in a general sense
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