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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1908337)

The (pay attention now) dead parents haven't said anything about themselves. Cause they are dead.

This was the dead woman's mom and one of her friends. Both of who collaborated the intervention.

Why would the family hold an intervention just a week before mom and dad was shot?

Oh, I know. The lad wasn't Nazi enough. Case closed.

Now try to follow the bouncing ball: parents and friends are not reliable character witnesses.

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1908347)

Reston VA has a population of about 60,000. This story has blown up nationally. Safe to say that there's dozens of reporters on the ground knocking on doors of neighbors, local businesses, speaking with the local neighborhood watch groups (was a pretty modern planned area - we have them, bet you do too Frowny) eager to break a big story about the parents or some other juicy angle.

*crrickets*

This story is, what, two days old? Give it some time before you start declaring them Parents of the Year. I don't have any proof for my hypothesis but I'm willing to throw down a crisp Jackson on her parents being garbage.

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Cute little theory there BTW. How many 16 year old girls give a **** about politics so much that a difference of opinion with their parents (and we don't even know that they were left leaning - got any "content") would lead her to a neo-nazi?

Maybe, just maybe this guy was cute and showed her some affection and she fell for him on a purely teenage crush kinda way. Maybe he was simply pissed that the parents were getting in the way (what's the chance that during the intervention she shouted out "But mom and dad, I love him!" a couple of times?)

Maybe, just maybe this brainwashed dude (let's see what they find out about his parents) was just a very pissed off kid who boiled over at the parents when they'd discovered he'd snuck into her room through a window.

There were 4 other adults in the house at the time, whose accounts of the shootings should be very telling.

What does any of this have to do with them being ****ty parents?

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Maybe, just maybe this guy was cute and showed her some affection and she fell for him on a purely teenage crush kinda way. Maybe he was simply pissed that the parents were getting in the way (what's the chance that during the intervention she shouted out "But mom and dad, I love him!" a couple of times?)

So are you saying that at her age a cute girl could have influenced you to start denying the Holocaust? I think that says more about you than me.

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Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 1908387)

Maybe he just thought American History X was a REALLY good movie.

I was going to post this just this morning. :D

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1908395)

Give it some time before you start declaring them Parents of the Year.

Classic Bat hyperbole.

3 days now. Whenever something like this happens the Gladys Kravich's of the world can't to tell their juicy gossip. Call the local paper, give them your address and 5 minutes later a news truck is in front of your house with a reporter and cameraman running across your lawn.

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If you abandon that kind of faith then you will get far in life.

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1908409)

And you're saying I'm guilty of conjecture? Jesus Christ, dude.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1908416)

And you're saying I'm guilty of conjecture? Jesus Christ, dude.

We're all guilty of conjecture in these parts. That's all every single person in this thread has been doing.

My point was I haven't once implied anything about parents of the year, where-as you and hawk have implied over and over again that they are somehow Nazi's and at fault for their own deaths. :nono:

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1908504)

We're all guilty of conjecture in these parts. That's all every single person in this thread has been doing.

Wrong.

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My point was I haven't once implied anything about parents of the year, where-as you and hawk have implied over and over again that they are somehow Nazi's and at fault for their own deaths. :nono:

They're saying that it's likely, not that it's fact. Look up infer. This **** doesn't happen in a vacuum.

I don’t think they’re Nazis. I think they did SOMETHING to **** this girl up. I also think the murder is something extra than a response to the cockblock.

Did I read right that this started at 5:00 AM?

So she lets him in instead of just rolling out with him?

Things that make you say hmmmm

A surface level google search doesn't bring up her take on it, I bet she's in custody for questioning.

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1908510)

Did I read right that this started at 5:00 AM?
So she lets him in instead of just rolling out with him?

The only time I've read so far is from a neighbor who was woken at 5:30AM to the girls' younger brother out in front of the house screaming "My parents are dead!".

My guess is she wasn't expecting him. He did come in through her bedroom window. If it was planned she could have just been packed and met him at the curb.

Bat: apples and apples

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transitive v. To arrive at by conjecture; to infer on slight evidence; to surmise; to guess; to form, at random, opinions concerning. intransitive v. To make conjectures; to surmise; to guess; to infer; to form an opinion; to imagine.