Ever Want to Just Slap Somebody?

**dukedogsmom** · 05-02-2008, 06:45 PM

What a skank! Karma's a b***h! I hope hers comes swift and hard. Too bad there weren't witnesses there sooner to put a serious hurting on this horrible excuse of a human. Maybe she'll get it in jail.

**shepgirl** · 05-02-2008, 08:22 PM

I think she should be in a prison's mental facility for a complete assessment. This woman is a menace to everybody if she can jump on an 81 yr old and beat her that way. Glad the kids were removed, didn't realize she had kids with her. She shouldn't be allowed the kids back in my opinion, they will learn from her behavior and become just like her. And you can be sure those kids get their beatings daily. I see so many kids getting roughed up these days because the parents take their problems out on them. Like Medussa I hope they don't turn this into a poor woman had such a rough past...everybody has skeletons in their closets....the past is past, grow up, stop whining and move forward.
I can just see it now, poor woman felt stressed due to her horrific past. Tough if she can't move on and grow up she should be put where she can't hurt people.
On the other side of the coin I have to agree how well this 81 yr old looked. I hope I can look as good if I reach that age, and yes, I'm hoping to be driving too for the 3 digit number.

**NicoleLJ** · 05-02-2008, 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by shepgirl

I think she should be in a prison's mental facility for a complete assessment. This woman is a menace to everybody if she can jump on an 81 yr old and beat her that way. Glad the kids were removed, didn't realize she had kids with her. She shouldn't be allowed the kids back in my opinion, they will learn from her behavior and become just like her. And you can be sure those kids get their beatings daily. I see so many kids getting roughed up these days because the parents take their problems out on them. Like Medussa I hope they don't turn this into a poor woman had such a rough past...everybody has skeletons in their closets....the past is past, grow up, stop whining and move forward.
I can just see it now, poor woman felt stressed due to her horrific past. Tough if she can't move on and grow up she should be put where she can't hurt people.
On the other side of the coin I have to agree how well this 81 yr old looked. I hope I can look as good if I reach that age, and yes, I'm hoping to be driving too for the 3 digit number.

HOLY COW. Though I am totally agianst what this so called woman/child did I do not agree with what you have said about peoples pasts. Your comments about growing up and getting over a horrific past are just uncalled for. There is no excuse for what she did. I totally agree. But some people do come from a horrific past and saying to just grow up and get over it is just plain insulting and shows you know nothing about tramatic events in peoples lives.

I now suffer from agrophobia and Post Tramatic Stress Disorder from a horrific past. Does saying I should grow up and just get over it fix it? NO. I live everday with the flash backs, the terrors of the past. I suffer greatly from past events that I had no control over. Would that give me the right to attack someone like this person did? NO but as her actions had no right to happen neither do your comments about people who have truely suffered and lived through it. You need to really read over what you type before you post it. I am truely offened by what you just posted as would anyone who has suffered a tramatic event. Not all people can just "grow up and get over things" as you would say. It is not that simple.
Nicole

**Catty1** · 05-02-2008, 09:03 PM

I think a fair way to put it MIGHT be that any adult who has had a terrifying past is responsible for getting help when they are an adult, and not use the past as an excuse. Only they as an adult can get the help now and change.

Which, Nicole, I believe you are doing. I hope this 19-year-old does the same thing.

She can't blame anyone else, past of present, for this - it is HER job to fix herself, with any help that is needed.

**NicoleLJ** · 05-03-2008, 07:48 AM

Thanks Catty and I agree. But telling somoeone they are responsible for getting their own helped to deal with past terrors or so on and telling someone to grow up and get over it are too totally different things. Like I said though just because someone has a horrendous past does not give them the right to commit an illegal act. But saying to anyone who has come from a horendous past that they should just grow up and deal with it is also not right. I wish it was that easy but for many it is an everyday strugle when they have suffered from inexcusable acts when they were younger.
Nicole

**lizbud** · 05-03-2008, 10:44 AM

It seems this young woman has been very busy in her life of crime. She
has been also charged of attempted robbery in a hold up at Walgreens.

She was recognized as the robber in this film clip.

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/16143046/detail.html

**Medusa** · 05-03-2008, 11:02 AM

If she's convicted of a crime that was committed w/a firearm, there's a mandatory prison sentence connected to that. I'm not positive of how long but I think it's 5 years. As I suspected, even the policeman in the video alluded to her past and that it's a shame that there had been no intervention. This confirms my fear that her attorneys may try to use her past as an excuse for her deplorable, criminal behavior. I hope that a judge or jury, whatever the case may be, will be bright enough to see through it if her attorneys do use this defense. I'm getting really tired of smart mouthed young people getting away w/these things. No, it isn't always the young but we're seeing more of it on the news every day and it's a frightening trend that, if allowed to continue, will spell danger for everyone and not just the elderly. If you can, please keep us updated on this story.