Christy Sheats

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6/26/2016 12:57pm
I'll be curious to hear more details about this one.

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6/26/2016 1:17pm
Hut wrote:
kzizok wrote:
No doubt. Gotta be a whole lot more to it.
My best guess is mom was on personality disorder meds and decided she was cured and quit taking them. Curious about the dad too. Seems like he knew she was going to do it. I can't figure out if he told her not to do it as she was running out the door or if it was earlier in the day. If it was earlier in the day, there are even more questions.
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6/26/2016 1:25pm
Hut wrote:
kzizok wrote:
No doubt. Gotta be a whole lot more to it.
IWreckALot wrote:
My best guess is mom was on personality disorder meds and decided she was cured and quit taking them. Curious about the dad too. Seems like...
My best guess is mom was on personality disorder meds and decided she was cured and quit taking them. Curious about the dad too. Seems like he knew she was going to do it. I can't figure out if he told her not to do it as she was running out the door or if it was earlier in the day. If it was earlier in the day, there are even more questions.
I have a feeling you are right on or very close.
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6/26/2016 1:38pm
So much irony in all this.
Sorry for the girls. RIP.
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6/26/2016 3:28pm
kongols wrote:
So much irony in all this.
Sorry for the girls. RIP.
Yep Sad
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6/26/2016 5:40pm
Damn. Obviously something made her absolutely snap. It'll be interesting to see what it was.
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6/26/2016 7:11pm
It's a bit weird that the mentally ill love guns, and not say, pillows.
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6/27/2016 5:54am
It's a bit weird that the mentally ill love guns, and not say, pillows.
You could be very wrong. . . you think the news would report the psycho loving on pillows? Or when the psycho throws the pillow across the room?
6/27/2016 6:18am
They might not report a pillow smothering past the local news....
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6/27/2016 9:25am
Those muslims are out of control!
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6/28/2016 1:56pm
She was probably fed up with people calling her "Crusty Sheets"
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6/28/2016 4:00pm
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Those muslims are out of control!
If she was or even remotely resembled a Muslim imagine how many pages this would be by now.
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6/28/2016 4:42pm
Firefly47 wrote:
Those muslims are out of control!
Hut wrote:
If she was or even remotely resembled a Muslim imagine how many pages this would be by now.
She's the other type that no one discusses. ..Mentally Unstable Self-esteem Lacking Illogical Mum.
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6/28/2016 5:42pm
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6/28/2016 7:02pm
Brutal events.

I wonder where she falls in as far as the debate over access to guns. She had reported problems with mental illness and a huge number of calls to the house for domestic violence. Nobody questioned this woman having weapons?
I am sick of the whole gun control debate. But this one is truly out there.

Could anybody in their right mind argue that if only the girls had been packing heat, justice would have been served? I look at the situation with gun violence in our country with sadness, not an agenda. It's just fucked up is what I am trying to say.
6/28/2016 7:16pm
TailSoHard wrote:
She was probably fed up with people calling her "Crusty Sheets"
lol. I was gonna make a parody/trap thread but thot it may be in poor taste.

Better you than me Laughing
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6/28/2016 7:41pm Edited Date/Time 6/28/2016 7:45pm
There are certain risks associated with living in a free society...if the only way to stop gun murders is to take away-or restrict-a constitutionally guaranteed natural right and freedom...then quite frankly, I don't want to stop them.
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6/28/2016 9:31pm
Hut wrote:
Titan1 wrote:
There are certain risks associated with living in a free society...if the only way to stop gun murders is to take away-or restrict-a constitutionally guaranteed natural...
There are certain risks associated with living in a free society...if the only way to stop gun murders is to take away-or restrict-a constitutionally guaranteed natural right and freedom...then quite frankly, I don't want to stop them.
I agree with both of you on this.
6/29/2016 6:25am
Hut wrote:
Titan1 wrote:
There are certain risks associated with living in a free society...if the only way to stop gun murders is to take away-or restrict-a constitutionally guaranteed natural...
There are certain risks associated with living in a free society...if the only way to stop gun murders is to take away-or restrict-a constitutionally guaranteed natural right and freedom...then quite frankly, I don't want to stop them.
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I agree with both of you on this.
I don't have the answers. I do wonder about a society where a woman with known mental illness and domestic issues can buy all the weapons she wants. The risk was completely obvious.

To many people, the level of gun violence has risen to unacceptable levels. Access to guns is just one part of the problem. We just shrug our shoulders and say "eh, it happens," when children get shot down in cold blood, over and over and over and over in America.
So far in DC this year, a 2-year old, two 6-year olds, a 7-year old and an 8-year old have been shot by stray bullets. We never progressed beyond the Wild West days when people shot each other over nothing.
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6/29/2016 7:40am
There has to be a chasm between the mentally ill and guns. So what do we do, create a database of mentally ill individuals so they can't walk into a gun shop and purchase a gun? We all know that's not going to happen. Civil liberties as well as HIPPA laws would be trampled on, and as much as the anti-gun crowd preaches about preventing mass shootings, that's a bridge they'll never cross. So it's back to lip-service restriction of guns to responsible, law-abiding gun owners.

Every single mass shooting needs to be evaluated. We need to ask ourselves, "what could we have done to prevent this"? What could have been done to keep weapons out of the hands of Adam Lanza or James Holmes? Any conversation other than this is pointless political posturing IMHO.
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6/29/2016 8:31am
DoctorJD wrote:
There [i]has[/i] to be a chasm between the mentally ill and guns. So what do we do, create a database of mentally ill individuals so they...
There has to be a chasm between the mentally ill and guns. So what do we do, create a database of mentally ill individuals so they can't walk into a gun shop and purchase a gun? We all know that's not going to happen. Civil liberties as well as HIPPA laws would be trampled on, and as much as the anti-gun crowd preaches about preventing mass shootings, that's a bridge they'll never cross. So it's back to lip-service restriction of guns to responsible, law-abiding gun owners.

Every single mass shooting needs to be evaluated. We need to ask ourselves, "what could we have done to prevent this"? What could have been done to keep weapons out of the hands of Adam Lanza or James Holmes? Any conversation other than this is pointless political posturing IMHO.
Shouldn't the conversation really be about "what could have been done to stop Adam Lanza or James Holmes from killing so many people"??? Why focus on the inanimate object they used to commit their crime ("keep weapons out of the hands"), rather than focus on simply getting murderous and psychotic people out of our society?
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6/29/2016 9:00am
If anything needs a second look, it's the mental health industry and how families cope with it.

Our Western form of medicine has evolved into far too many pill pushers. Don't like this one? Here's a different one with different side effects. BUT! Don't stop taking it cold turkey, because that's worse than never having taken it all. Ok? See you in 3 months.

Many of the mentally ill already have a loaded "weapon" (their mind). A gun, cutco knife, car, etc. are just tools for a crisis.

This should not evolve into just a gun debate, but rather into a case study for how a family handles mental health. Pills and therapy aren't for everyone.

Need an exploration into alternatives available. Not being covered on the health plan is not a good enough answer.
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6/29/2016 9:57am
man... sad deal

two beautiful young girls with their whole lives ahead of them, and just like that, it's over.
6/29/2016 10:29am
peelout wrote:
man... sad deal

two beautiful young girls with their whole lives ahead of them, and just like that, it's over.
Eloquent, peely. I agree.

I have to confess that I'm curious as to what the family meeting was about. Something sure tripped mom's descent into madness. Obviously, there is no excuse for this. NONE. I don't care what went on in that family meeting.

Perhaps the husband admitted to infidelity and the mother decided to punish him through his daughters. I don't know. I'm just speculating. It could have been any number of serious things. On the other hand, with some people you never know. Perhaps crackers and cheese were served at the family meeting and the cheese had mold. These days...you just never know until the survivor testifies. Even then, is it the truth?

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