I've seen that ad too. They're usually pretty good shows. Seems Mormons are disproportionately represented on that channel, by population (not propensity.)
Dark subject matter. Yesterday I watched one about the Mormon son who murdered his parents for his inheritance, to pay off gambling debts. He was living a double life. Described as an evil psychopath.
Amyjo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've seen that ad too. They're usually pretty good > shows. Seems Mormons are disproportionately > represented on that channel, by population (not > propensity.) > > Dark subject matter. Yesterday I watched one about > the Mormon son who murdered his parents for his > inheritance, to pay off gambling debts. He was > living a double life. Described as an evil > psychopath.
Amyjo:
a psychopath is someone who harms others without remorse; therefore, all psychopaths are evil, it's a bit redundant.
We had to change cable providers when Time Warner sold to Spectrum. Lost some good channels I really enjoyed, even as the prices continued to hike. W/TWC we could re-negotiate our bill annually. That's off the table w/Spectrum.
It's one of three service providers in our area. And the only one that doesn't require a contract, or I'd switch.
Local law enforcement encompasses the courts, judges, and recommendations of those who had the power to act responsibly and failed to. That also includes the police and DA who had grounds to make an arrest and didn't. Which is all too typical of Utah cops and DA. They did the same in the Martin McNeill case and others.
GNPE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Law enforcement (police) didn't award anything. > > child support & visitation are awarded by judges, > on recommendation of family social workers.
Exactly. I was a Supervising Monitor appointed by Judges. When I saw what happened, in this case, I couldn't believe my eyes.
Most of my visitations were in neutral places. I never took my eyes off of the children.
Yep, he seemed mentally off from the getgo.His father was a piece of work too, the pervert. For some reason, I thought there would be newer info. It seems like we’ve seen this before . I know the other one was on the ID channel, because it was about a year ago in our old house. It didn’t really elaborate much on the church and her involvement in it. It would of been nice if it was longer and interviewed more members, but the church probably discouraged that. Can’t have any negative press on the church
Exactly. They had a strong circumstantial case for the murder of his wife, along with probable cause and motive. An arrest should've been imminent. Once they had the child incest pictures of the father found on his computer, that in itself should've been enough to ban visitation with his children.
The system failed those kids. Law enforcement inept.
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There is a very detailed podcast with recordings from Josh and Susan. It is called "Cold" by KSL.
The narrator is obviously TBM as he says "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints" over and over again, never once does he say Mormon. It actually sounds very awkward, and that title won't stick because Mormon is so much easier to say and recognized.
I followed this case as Puyallup WA is just down the road from where I lived and it was in the papers all the time.
To me, Susan wanted to get married soon after meeting Josh. Susan's family seemed to sense that something wasn't right with the relationship, but she went ahead with the wedding.
Nothing was ever said if Josh was a RM, but they married in the temple.
It seems it was a bad match to start, and they were both too young to get married, they barely knew anything about each other. Pressure to marry ASAP?
Everything is so messed up and so sad for everyone involved and having a FIL that lusted after her and was a voyeur was to much.