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I explaned my vote for manslaughter above. It was for if he had done this in a state without the castle domain law. I don't think that a state without that law would just not address the killing of another person. Regardless if he was molesting a child or not it would have gone to trial. I do not think he would deserve a conviction of manslaughter. I am confident that if he were taken to trial he would walk out a free man. 100% confident.
I kind of found the use of the word "brave enough" to be confrontational. But maybe that's just me.
Last night, I heard the 911 call on Nancy Grace, and the father was very concerned that the perp would die. He briefly mentioned that he caught the guy molesting his daughter, and the rest of the call was begging them to hurry so Flores wouldn't die. His family even performed CPR while they waited for EMS to arrive. I have a feeling that, at 47, Flores may not have been in the best of health. The shock of being caught "in the act", along with the physical altercation with the girl's father, may have caused heart problems that hastened his demise. There was nothing in the father's tone of voice that would lead one to believe that he intended to kill Flores. Instead, he seemed shocked and appalled at the idea that Flores might die.
IMO
What happened to today's posts? I saw that there were some, clicked on here, and they were gone???
If it doesn't involve violence it shouldn't be traumatic because kids that age don't remember things that are not extreme. Remember, a 4 year old has no idea what sex is, or the social stigmas attached, so they would not know what is/was going on. It would just be another game to them, perhaps one they didnt like, but a game none the less. Unless someone tells them constantly later in life. What causes the trauma and consequences later in life is the behaviour of people around the victim who are aware of the crime. The best thing they could do for this kid is not mention it again, but unfortunately she watched her father beat someone to death, and that is never going away.
Sometimes things are best left in the past. My sister had a minor incident when she was around 10, it wasn't a big deal. I was there at the same time, a year older than her, and experienced the same thing, so I know exactly what happened. But later on in life as things didn't work out all that well for her personally (she was bipolar), it slowly began to take on bigger and bigger proportions, mainly (IMO) because they people around her were feading this thing as the cause of all her problems, when it in fact wasn't. They wanted to find a reason and someone to blame for her issues who wasn't my sister, and in doing so they completely missed what was really going on. Eventually she killed herself. I blame the people around her at the end. They might have meant well, but they didn't understand her true problems untill too late, but by then the damage was done.