I wonder who actually goes to visit Darlie in prison after all these years

[JodyMT]

@Leomoon80: I love your avatar. My grandmother had a large print in her home. I grew up looking at it every day. I now have a smaller version in my own home.

Too bad every child doesn't have a guardian angel looking out for them and keeps them safe from everything bad that could happen to them.

[Leomoon80]

Originally Posted by JodyMT

@Leomoon80: I love your avatar. My grandmother had a large print in her home. I grew up looking at it every day. I now have a smaller version in my own home.

Too bad every child doesn't have a guardian angel looking out for them and keeps them safe from everything bad that could happen to them.

oh, thanks so much Jody, your'e sweet to say that : )

What I recall most about my grandmom's home was a picture cut from a magazine in color of angels watching over 2 little children, a boy & girl rolling a ball with a 1930s type of hoop,.

Grandma was born in 1900 so it was a very old picture. I probably unconsciously tried to replicate or find it, online,but I don't think this is exactly the same one.


Thanks again.

[Leomoon80]

Speaking of Darlie, I found a 2012 Interview she gave in May.

It's short, and I don't know if there is a part 2 but if so, I'd love to see it too.

Sounds like she cannot really understand, (nor could I) why Darin would have done such a thing as she mentioned to these detectives/(ex detective)

I think one of them was very rude to her, and that's why I'd like to see how the interview ended, but this one is rather a short video:

Darlies rough Day.wmv - YouTube

Darlies rough Day.wmv - YouTube

[Vhead]

Originally Posted by Leomoon80

I found this very interesting tidbit on the older Jeffrey Mcdonald case wherein, he was convicted of murdering his wife Collette and his children the same night and of course, it's his own family who keeps the site going, just as with Diane Downs, it's her father keeping her site going. Many families cannot envision or want to believe their own did such dastardly deeds, and I can understand. However, when it comes to the Death Penalty, everything much be considered, every little nuance of a case.

Regarding Jeffrey MacDonald's wounds
Actually, I always thought the hippie group (the floppy hat hippie woman) did it, and she even confessed before she died as I recall.

But it was dismissed by the prosecutor and others, as the ravings of a drug hippie type of person, and not given an credance at all.

I always thought it was very possible that he had supplied this woman and her friends with drugs (he was a Medic or doctor) and that she had access to the house, but I still thought he was "part of the deal" between them, although I never believed he himself did the actual stabbings to his wife and child.

It's been quite a few years since I studied this case or read anything on it, so my memory may be faded, but that's what I recall vaguely, as I do think he had some connection to the hippie group afterall. Just as the woman said he did before she died.

from this site: http://www.themacdonaldcase.org/index.html




I honestly don't think Darlie knew enough about anatomy, and the arteries that would have killed her, as her wounds likewise, were that severe as to possibly have even caused her death.

They were able to pinpoint exactly how macdonald killed his whole family because each member of the family had a different blood type. I have no doubts.


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