Cenla-Lady
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How did he get the gun? Stolen? Given to him? Where is the charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon? And a SO that!
How did he get the gun? Stolen? Given to him? Where is the charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon? And a SO that!
Hey guys, just a gentle remonstrance here: I see recurring speculative opinions that Mickey was sexually assaulted. I would suggest that not one letter of one word in any evidence yet released has said that, that it's pure speculation, that it's not productive to any specific end, and also maybe a tad insensitive.
Until I see an official statement to that effect, I myself intend to let her keep her dignity in fighting back, and will speculate no further, keeping in mind "towerguy"''s hint in his post the other night.
Sorry to sound like a scold, but I would like to leave this brave young lady her dignity.
I'm glad she did what she did to him....but the whole reason she was kidnapped in the first place was because he is a terrible person with an evil mind. She fought hard to save her life......but she is not here and he is. To tell everyone that she kept hurting him just irked me in some way. She was trying to stay alive..he was trying to control and rape her. I know it all had to come out ....but why did he have to hit her bike in the first place. They should try asking him that????
IMHO, it was just a poor choice of words. I don't think anyone thinks she was "enticed". It's a sad world today for us. This sadness is repeated the world over every single day. Hatred, resentment, revenge fills the soul with venom.i am very glad for the work of the prosecution and whoever else had a hand in getting BSL to confess, possibly even the defense - according to Clay's statements made today.
however, i don't find the "Statement in Support of Plea" very eloquent. I was not going to comment on that until I ran across the use of the word "enticed". Ahhhh! It is VERY hard for me to "forgive" their use of that word.
C'mon people, she did not get into that truck willingly!! Everything we know about her speaks exactly the opposite quite loudly!! Even before knowing all of the details, I didn't think that she would have gone into that vehicle willingly. No smart, strong willed Cajun woman would. Even at gunpoint and or knifepoint, I don't think she would have gone in. I think he physically forced her in kicking and screaming.
I know that I would not have gone in at gunpoint. No way! They teach you these things. NEVER GET IN! NO MATTER WHAT HE THREATENS!! She knew that.
I just wanted to clear that up because as a mother, it would piss me off to have people thinking that she was "enticed". Ughhhh! I am so glad Nancy was able to clear that up on the air. Still, I want to further emphasize it.
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I am so sorry you felt that way today. I know that this has changed many of us. I wish I could heal all the wounds brought on by the despicable crimes committed in all parts of world. It's a say day when we can't go about our daily lives without feeling uncomfortable or worrying that we could be next. My heart goes out to you.I think it's important/helpful for some to know what I felt/feel, and how Mickey fits into that.
I took off work today to be at the courthouse. I was anxious and nervous beyond belief. I'm not a very social person, very shy and of few words. I went there by myself and not knowing where I was going. I think I faked it pretty well. But, I felt compelled to go. I can't explain why, but I know some of you who couldn't go feel the same way. For some reason, I just felt like it was the right thing to do.
Having said that, upon entering the elevator in the parking garage, there was a man in a car facing the elevators. He was talking on the phone. We were the only ones there. Did I feel silly for being nervous? Yes. Could I help it? No. He did nothing to me except be the only other person in my vicinity.
When the elevator doors opened and I stepped out, I was again alone, this time with a man walking to the exit as I was. I felt the same amount of anxiety and nervousness as I did a couple of floors up.
As I left the courthouse, I walked along the sidewalk, watching the family give their interviews to the media and felt crushed for them again. I crossed the street to the parking garage (I so could have circumvented all of this if I had known where I was and where I was going), and walked alone again, to the elevator. I had my keys in my hand the whole time, ready to unlock, dive in, and drive off.
In my nervousness, I couldn't remember which level I parked on, and embarassingly, chose every one except the last one, where I was. I stepped out, alone and with my keys in my hand and headed to my car. I must have unlocked it a thousand times before I got there, hit the panic button, and then got in and locked it from the inside.
You never know when something will happen, and I like to think that because of Mickey, I am hyper-sensitive to my surroundings now.
God Bless you sweet girl. I cannot fathom the fear you experienced while fighting for your life. Much love. Much much much love.
A little tense, are we?
Someone wanted to affix a "Lafayette" label to him. I merely suggested that he was not from Lafayette, but rather from somewhere else. And as such, if a town name is to be affixed to him, it should be his hometown. If you have a better suggestion, I'd certainly love to hear it.
I don't know where you are from HouDat, but I do want you to know that there are many, many fine people who live in Church Point. People who were just as shocked as others that someone they knew and from their midst was responsible for such atrocities. There are families much like the ones who are your neighbors - hard working people whose wishes for their children, families, communities are nothing but honest and honorable. I am from Church Point and I can tell you that even many of BSL's family members are good people. I know that BSL has confessed to committing these horrible crimes, but I see a lot of anger, hatefulness and bitterness toward an individual most of you will never know, or whose family members you will never know. Brandon will get "his" but I just can't understand why so many people are filling their hearts with such venon. It doesn't seem very Christian to me. I understand fear and concern about the safety of those we love and I understand why people are repulsed. I will tell you that BSL's mother would never wish for any of you the same you are wishing for her son, even if your children might be accused and convicted of the same one day. She is a loving person who practices Christianity. That I know for sure. Can all of you say the same?
God Bless You All. Now what will many of you do now that Micky and Lisa's murderer is in jail? Will you still be sleuths still speculating? Or will you do something to make your families and communities safer?
"I have a lot to say but I won't say it here."...Jane Fonda upon accepting her Oscar
..."Go gently my children, your brother is not far behind"...
I wish I could have been there in the courtroom to see this murderous villain, but from the short video and stills I've seen so far, 'BS' Lavergne looks very unremarkable - no horns on his head of course - but his ordinary, dumpy, seemingly harmless appearance betrays his evil deeds. I can see now that he must have felt slightly inferior, not very attractive to women, and obviously felt he had to either pay an escort for sex, or *take* a woman at gunpoint or knifepoint. This makes me think his relationship with his girlfriend was indeed over, and so he felt he had no other options in his warped mind. Can anyone give us more description of his manner and behavior today in court please?
Respectfully snipped by me.
IF he killed Ali, I hope there's more evidence than two witnesses seeing her talking to a guy in a truck with a partial license plate # matching BSL's vehicle at the time to link him to it. You can't charge him with kidnapping/murder just for being in the area or stopping his truck & talking to Ali (although when you combine it with his previous crimes, we all know that 1+1=2 if he was indeed stopped in his vehicle talking to her, but I just don't think it alone is enough to bring charges).
......snipped by me.......
I hope IF he is responsible for Ali's death, there's a ton of evidence LE is just now on to aside from the truck with matching partial plates being in the area. Or he confesses.
I was actually wondering why he didn't leave her in the cane field where he initially brought her body to dispose of it?? He assumed at that point she was dead according to his statement. She regains conscious while in the cane field, he shoots her, then decides at that point to drive her to a different location :waitasec:. I guess in the end it didn't really matter where he left her but it seems like quite a risk he was taking to continue driving around with her body. I get the impression he's not too bright for some reason.
I don't know where you are from HouDat, but I do want you to know that there are many, many fine people who live in Church Point. People who were just as shocked as others that someone they knew and from their midst was responsible for such atrocities. There are families much like the ones who are your neighbors - hard working people whose wishes for their children, families, communities are nothing but honest and honorable. I am from Church Point and I can tell you that even many of BSL's family members are good people. I know that BSL has confessed to committing these
horrible crimes, but I see a lot of anger, hatefulness and bitterness toward an individual most of you will never know, or whose family members you will never know. Brandon will get "his" but I just can't understand why so many people are filling their hearts with such venon. It doesn't seem very Christian to me. I understand fear and concern about the safety of those we love and I understand why people are repulsed. I will tell you that BSL's mother would never wish for any of you the same you are wishing for her son, even if your
children might be accused and convicted of the same one day. She is a loving person who practices Christianity. That I know for sure. Can all of you say the same?
God Bless You All. Now what will many of you do now that Micky and Lisa's murderer is in jail? Will you still be sleuths still speculating? Or will you do something to make your families and communities safer?
"I have a lot to say but I won't say it here."...Jane Fonda upon accepting her Oscar
..."Go gently my children, your brother is not far behind"...
Hey guys, just a gentle remonstrance here: I see recurring speculative opinions that Mickey was sexually assaulted. I would suggest that not one letter of one word in any evidence yet released has said that, that it's pure speculation, that it's not productive to any specific end, and also maybe a tad insensitive.
Until I see an official statement to that effect, I myself intend to let her keep her dignity in fighting back, and will speculate no further, keeping in mind "towerguy"''s hint in his post the other night.
Sorry to sound like a scold, but I would like to leave this brave young lady her dignity.
Awe, jarabie...I felt the same way you did when you read HouDat's post. I knew this day would come...Church Point, BSL, Church Point, BSL...Forever linked. It kinda p's you off to think of it that way. Trust me, please, I know.
But, I defend HouDat, in that he clarified BSL's hometown...and rightfully so. As a CP native, I felt no offense to its people. I guess 'turd' was un-called for, but I've called him much worse. I judge BSL by his actions, and his actions alone.
As a newbie here at this site...I lurked and lurked silently. Amazed at the thoughtful responses of God, Christianity, love of fellow man. Ok, I can hang here! Although the venom is spewed (equally by yours truly), I feel, IMO, the sleuthin should continue. For continued justice...
Ot- john walsh is doing a piece on the impact of social networking on missing people called cybertracking... Up next. Americas most wanted- Lifetime
I think I said this before, but I was so shaken by the experience that I never want to enter a courtroom again, for any reason. I don't know what I expected, but when he came out, 5 rows away from me.....contempt for this weasel, this squirrel, this piece of filth. Wearing crocs, no less. Hs only responses were 'ah, yes, sir'..nausea, I hated hearing that voice. Everything, 'ah, yes' a deep, monotonous voice, a vacant affect..he had no spring in his step when he walked in, as he did outside, staring straight ahead, carrying rolled legal size papers. There was something so evil, yet so banal about him.
When the DA read the part about the shooting of Mickey her mother let out an anguished sob, accompanied by the gasps of several women & men. I don't know who was prepared for that, but I wasn't. If I felt drained, I can't ever begin to imagine...
Lisa's family was there as well. Her brother, clearly distraught..how could you not be when the DA reads out the days leading to your sister's death, & how she died.
But the oddest thing I saw was a young, petite, blond deputy who had to criss-cross the courtroom a few times. He didn't even keep his €£%¥#&@ head up. He stood hunched over, head to the side, swaying every now & then. I doubt that he saw her.
The thing about his phoning the escort service, traveling south-bound on inside lane of University, seeing Mickey, making a swerve to right to track her. I keep stopping & staring at a blinking cursor b/c one word is going in front of the other slowly. That as such a long time, the hour+ to sit though that. No one was allowed to leave once in. The deputy sitting next to me inadvertently turned his phone on. Thankfully before the filth was brought in. It was jarring to hear music, even for a second,when he quickly turned it off & sat on it.
Incredible..
And, no, I don't for a minute believe this is his first rodeo.