How do these investigators explain their behavior to their spouses, parents and kids?
They told the Granjus that Henry wasn't an "attractive victim". They told Ms. Granju-Hickman to shut up and go home and pay attention to her surviving children, because they must be weary of Henry's issues at this point.
Do they think they hold any responsibility in the weariness ( as they describe it, ) Henry's issues have caused this family?
Did they think they would wear this family out by being unresponsive?
Perhaps this is what should go on their tombstones: I lived to wear you out.
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noot writes:
How do these investigators explain their behavior to their spouses, parents and kids?
They told the Granjus that Henry wasn't an "attractive victim". They told Ms. Granju-Hickman to shut up and go home and pay attention to her surviving children, because they must be weary of Henry's issues at this point.
Do they think they hold any responsibility in the weariness ( as they describe it, ) Henry's issues have caused this family?
Did they think they would wear this family out by being unresponsive?
Perhaps this is what should go on their tombstones: I lived to wear you out.
Share your thoughts
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