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IDK why, but I've been thinking about the difference between Ron's upbringing & Tommy's. Where as Ron grew up in the area, & was at home, Tommy was a late transplant, & an outsider. When Ron was young, he had a grandfather who probably took him fishing, boating, hunting, to ballgames...Tommy had a father who shot up in the bathroom. Ron had a grandmother who no doubt spoiled him, cooked him good meals, made sure he had nice clothes for school...Tommy was probably left alone to fend for himself, there was little food in the house, & if he was anything like his sister, he barely went to school. But somehow, their paths crossed, & for a few short months, they were even related. Annette Sykes claims that Ron changed after spending his teen years, with his mother. Hank claims that Tommy went from being the little boy who tossed their drugs away, to a junkie himself. & now they're both locked up for trafficking drugs, & Tommy is a suspect in Ron's daughter's murder. unbelievable, if you think about it. Ron's chance meeting with a young, pretty Misty, led to an infatuation, which led to this. heartbreaking.
Good insight Dodie. I agree with much of your post; but Ron was already getting trouble with drugs and the law before meeting Misty. I do not have sympathy for Ron; he was older even if not more mature than most of the Croslins. Ron seems to have had a better upringing that is true; but somewhere along the way he made some bad choices that precluded to the situation that took place. There are so many senarios that could have taken place and I believe there is some truth in the lies.
I believe that all the Cummings and all the Croslins know much more than they are telling. I also believe that the Cummings have used the fact that the Croslins are more drug addled and not as smart as the Cummings. This is one of the craziest cases I have ever followed.