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Below is an excerpt taken from the "Boy Interrupted" article and is apparently Dina's own version of events.
"...Dina was fighting off the last remnants of bronchial infection on the morning of Monday, July 11, and had turned off her cell phone to ensure a good night’s sleep. A string of alarming text messages greeted her when she powered up her phone that morning. Her blood ran cold as her eyes ingested ominous words like “fall,” “ambulance” and “hospital.” The land-line phone rang, and she bounded down the stairs to answer it. Jonah was on the line, telling her a police car was on its way to take her to the hospital...."
Does any one think it's odd that Dina was not able to get to the hospital until 2p.m. That's approximately 4 hours after Max's accident. If she was fighting the "last remnants" of bronchitis then she was essentially almost over it as opposed to being in the throes of it. So why on earth would she turn off her cell phone. Besides ANY parent of a young child who was away from them would ALWAYS be reachable in case on an accident, no?
Also, if she powered up her phone that morning and saw the messages then why didn't she get over to the hospital right away? Why didn't her boyfriend drive her there?
Apparently she did not turn off the land line ringer because she claimed Jonah called her on it to tell the police were coming to take her to the hospital.
Dina's version of events does not add up.
*She said she was ill but she was almost recovered.
*She was worried about Rebecca babysitting Max but she puposefully made herself unreachable.
*She said she powered on the cell phone and read the messages in the morning but did not go the hospital on her own immediately.
*She did not call Jonah immediately when she read the text messages to find out what happened.
*She waited until the afternoon for Jonah to call her and send a police car to taxi her to the hospital.
Dina's version of events that day do not add up. What does everyone think about this? I really don't know what to think. The events as recounted by Dina don't jive together. Her story sounds like a bad lie to me at least. If she did lie then why? Was she covering up something? Idk. Ideas anyone?
Below is an excerpt taken from the "Boy Interrupted" article and is apparently Dina's own version of events.
"...Dina was fighting off the last remnants of bronchial infection on the morning of Monday, July 11, and had turned off her cell phone to ensure a good night’s sleep. A string of alarming text messages greeted her when she powered up her phone that morning. Her blood ran cold as her eyes ingested ominous words like “fall,” “ambulance” and “hospital.” The land-line phone rang, and she bounded down the stairs to answer it. Jonah was on the line, telling her a police car was on its way to take her to the hospital...."
Does any one think it's odd that Dina was not able to get to the hospital until 2p.m. That's approximately 4 hours after Max's accident. If she was fighting the "last remnants" of bronchitis then she was essentially almost over it as opposed to being in the throes of it. So why on earth would she turn off her cell phone. Besides ANY parent of a young child who was away from them would ALWAYS be reachable in case on an accident, no?
Also, if she powered up her phone that morning and saw the messages then why didn't she get over to the hospital right away? Why didn't her boyfriend drive her there?
Apparently she did not turn off the land line ringer because she claimed Jonah called her on it to tell the police were coming to take her to the hospital.
Dina's version of events does not add up.
*She said she was ill but she was almost recovered.
*She was worried about Rebecca babysitting Max but she puposefully made herself unreachable.
*She said she powered on the cell phone and read the messages in the morning but did not go the hospital on her own immediately.
*She did not call Jonah immediately when she read the text messages to find out what happened.
*She waited until the afternoon for Jonah to call her and send a police car to taxi her to the hospital.
Dina's version of events that day do not add up. What does everyone think about this? I really don't know what to think. The events as recounted by Dina don't jive together. Her story sounds like a bad lie to me at least. If she did lie then why? Was she covering up something? Idk. Ideas anyone?