Comments by "ElephantInTheRoom " (@elephantintheroom5678) on "Mail News" channel.

  1. I shudder to think what many women and girls in hijab in Pakistan are suffering, when I hear this.
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  2. What....that many fractures? That is unbelievable.
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  3. Sweet little child. I wish I could have saved you. ❤
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  4. Why? Because abusive men punish women who try to leave them by accusing them of child abuse so they can get full custody. Not that he cared for Sara one bit, but he spitefully wanted to hurt her mother for rejecting him. That's how abusive men operate. It is very common.
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  5. The murderous father alleged that Sara's mother was abusive to her, and he was awarded full custody, can you believe it?
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  6. Sara's body was returned to her mother in Poland for burial. Small comfort after what was done to them.
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  7. That was an allegation. Abusive men often try to punish women by getting full custody of a woman's children, through alleging abuse. He also threatened the awful mother of his second crop of children with separating her from her children, to the extent that she sought legal advice about it. Not that that excuses what she did for one moment.
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  8. That's not her kid. It's Sara, when she was little.
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  9. @Tadao-Lao-q6t I don't believe Olga drowned her and burnt her. That is a common tactic of abusive and coercive controlling men: they threaten the child to say such things about the mother in order to punish the woman for daring to leave them. They try to maintain their abuse even after separation in that way. Ask any lawyer who works for a women's domestic abuse legal service. It's extremely common among abusive men.
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  10. How many Muslims are in the US? How many school shootings and mass shootings are there, done by white Americans, in a supposedly Christian country?
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  11.  @brightlight6881  That's right. It is a common tactic of abusive men to accuse women who reject them of abusing their children in order to punish them and assert cruel control over them even in absentia.
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  12.  @silkysilky7955  This abusive and criminal man also threatened Sara's step-mother (his wife, and co-abuser of Sara) with accusing her of abuse of Sara, and saying that her children would be taken from her. She even sought legal advice, and inquired about a divorce from him. She ultimately decided against it, in fear of losing her children to him. Sara's father had a pattern of threatening women that he would separate them from their children. He was obviously very expert at threats & coercive control techniques, and likely used them to manipulate Sara into saying what she did. I don't believe for an instant that Sara's biological mother was actually abusive to her. Her father was the abuser, not her mother.
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