So what are they doing with his body? I can't imagine they will bury it, I'm sure the family will be worried about the site. He has a wife and child, right? Do they live in your town?
I think the parent's are taking the body back to where ever they came from. The wife just had to release the body to them.
I think the parent's are taking the body back to where ever they came from. The wife just had to release the body to them.
Oh, so he is just waiting to be moved. Gotcha.
I think, don't quote me on that. But last I had heard, the parent's wanted the body and they were waiting on the wife to say "yah, go ahead and take it".
I think, don't quote me on that. But last I had heard, the parent's wanted the body and they were waiting on the wife to say "yah, go ahead and take it".
I'm sure it is best for him to be buried elsewhere, I don't think Boston or anywhere in America really wants him. This is difficult to express in a non crappy way. I'll just wander off
I always think about the parents in this situation. Regardless of the highly regrettable actions those men chose to take, they are still someone's children. Yes it sucks that there is increased media coverage in your town, but there is a woman here that still needs to mourn the loss of her son.
I would put yourself in her shoes for a few minutes and perhaps the worry of having an uncomfortable conversation with your son about the poor choices that people make will seem like far less of a burden.
I always think about the parents in this situation. Regardless of the highly regrettable actions those men chose to take, they are still someone's children. Yes it sucks that there is increased media coverage in your town, but there is a woman here that still needs to mourn the loss of her son.
I would put yourself in her shoes for a few minutes and perhaps the worry of having an uncomfortable conversation with your son about the poor choices that people make will seem like far less of a burden.
This mother has made it VERY hard to have compassion and understanding for her. VERY hard.
His mom is claiming they were set up. In one interview she claimed it wasn't true, that it wasn't blood on the sidewalk in Boston but was paint.
They've since covered information that looks like she is an extremist and discussed jihad with him. She had a couple or several explosive interviews where she just kind of went off. Once the information started coming out about her also being an extremist she's shut up.
There is more but I can't recall all of it. I read a really interesting article by someone that used to go to the mom for massages. I can't recall the author's name, the first name was Alyssa and I think her last name began with a K.
From what I've read, and of course this may not be correct, it was announced a few days ago the wife would be allowing his family to do whatever with the body. She had to claim it and then could release to them. All the news reports are that she is at her parent's home in Rhode Island.
I always think about the parents in this situation. Regardless of the highly regrettable actions those men chose to take, they are still someone's children. Yes it sucks that there is increased media coverage in your town, but there is a woman here that still needs to mourn the loss of her son.
I would put yourself in her shoes for a few minutes and perhaps the worry of having an uncomfortable conversation with your son about the poor choices that people make will seem like far less of a burden.
Well, I'm not sure this is necessary.
I should have prefaced this statement with - I know nothing about the mother or the family in general. I've been in a bubble lately and haven't kept up with the news. I can't help it but my first thoughts just always go to the families on both sides of the situation.
I always think about the parents in this situation. Regardless of the highly regrettable actions those men chose to take, they are still someone's children. Yes it sucks that there is increased media coverage in your town, but there is a woman here that still needs to mourn the loss of her son.
I would put yourself in her shoes for a few minutes and perhaps the worry of having an uncomfortable conversation with your son about the poor choices that people make will seem like far less of a burden.
I always think about the parents in this situation. Regardless of the highly regrettable actions those men chose to take, they are still someone's children. Yes it sucks that there is increased media coverage in your town, but there is a woman here that still needs to mourn the loss of her son.
I would put yourself in her shoes for a few minutes and perhaps the worry of having an uncomfortable conversation with your son about the poor choices that people make will seem like far less of a burden.
This mother has made it VERY hard to have compassion and understanding for her. VERY hard.
I'm sorry - I should have read more on the story - again, I know nothing about the family just the incidents that happened on the day of and the day of the capture.
Post by underwaterrhymes on May 2, 2013 19:01:52 GMT -5
To be fair, the mother and father grew up in Chechnya where the government frequently DOES screw over people, frame people, and kill people. It's not surprising that they think their sons are innocent.
And the mother shoplifted and is wanted for felony charges related to that.
Lol, we've gone from the OP to feeling bad for the parents?
Do you think it is possible to feel compassion for them? I wonder if when they decided to have children they thought they would both end up as horrible terrorists. Maybe they did, so perhaps anger is an acceptable reaction. I just don't think anger gets anybody anywhere. Anger is what got us here in the first place.
I feel mostly pity for her frankly, it's sad that she will have to spend the rest of her life coming to terms with the fact that the sons she raised were horrible human beings. Or maybe she will live in a fallacy where she 'believes' they were set up (and I can believe A LOT of things, but I don't believe that for one minute). Either way, it would be a sad existence.
I think you are grasping at straws. A bad man died. Should they have hung his body up for target practice?
I understand why she is over reacting. To be quite honest, I probably would too. IMHO, I wouldn't advocate for his body to be used as target practice, but I sure as hell wouldn't protest it either.
I think you are grasping at straws. A bad man died. Should they have hung his body up for target practice?
I understand why she is over reacting. To be quite honest, I probably would too. IMHO, I wouldn't advocate for his body to be used as target practice, but I sure as hell wouldn't protest it either.
I think you are grasping at straws. A bad man died. Should they have hung his body up for target practice?
I understand why she is over reacting. To be quite honest, I probably would too. IMHO, I wouldn't advocate for his body to be used as target practice, but I sure as hell wouldn't protest it either.
Ummmm...huh. Not sure you are worth arguing with this about.
Honestly you guys I did get all ridiculous about it. And I am pulling the "oh hell no.. not in my town" card. But you guys are right. I am overreacting and probably causing my son to be upset. And yes he can read. he is 8.
thanks as always for calming my down just a shade below certifiable. That is why I love you guys.
Honestly you guys I did get all ridiculous about it. And I am pulling the "oh hell no.. not in my town" card. But you guys are right. I am overreacting and probably causing my son to be upset. And yes he can read. he is 8.
thanks as always for calming my down just a shade below certifiable. That is why I love you guys.
Honestly you guys I did get all ridiculous about it. And I am pulling the "oh hell no.. not in my town" card. But you guys are right. I am overreacting and probably causing my son to be upset. And yes he can read. he is 8.
thanks as always for calming my down just a shade below certifiable. That is why I love you guys.
You had a baby 5 minutes ago, right? This is crazy PP hormones at work.
April 3rd. And I was supposed to take him home from the hospital on April 15th I was there with him and I was evacuated. Rushed out I had no idea wtf was happening.... And I couldn't take him. I went the next day to get him .. it was scary and sad.