Unalienable Rights
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I am happy that Michael's mom finally did an interview. It is understandable that it is difficult for her to do, but it is the best way to make the public aware of her little Monkey. Would like to see both of the parents making statements on the TV networks, because he could be anywhere now.
Was happy that she talked a little bit about the time immediately before he went missing. I am not on social media, and MSM hasn't gone beyond reporting LE statements. This is the first time I had heard that the two older children were home at the time -- I had seen somewhere (can't remember where) that they were out of the house at the time. BN said in this interview that they were home on their computers. Also, was glad to hear her clear up the fact that he was not allowed to play alone in front of the house. She said he was allowed to go out the back door alone and play in the fenced in yard, but not to go out front -- although this wasn't the first time he had done so.
It was interesting to hear her talk about the 2 month long heat wave, and how the family took a walk every night after the temperature dropped. When she talked about walking through the streets of the neighborhood and going to the park, I could picture Michael deciding to do that on the evening he went missing.
I also appreciated how she jumped on the interviewer when she was asked something about how Michael WAS -- and she jumped in with Michael IS.
Was happy that she talked a little bit about the time immediately before he went missing. I am not on social media, and MSM hasn't gone beyond reporting LE statements. This is the first time I had heard that the two older children were home at the time -- I had seen somewhere (can't remember where) that they were out of the house at the time. BN said in this interview that they were home on their computers. Also, was glad to hear her clear up the fact that he was not allowed to play alone in front of the house. She said he was allowed to go out the back door alone and play in the fenced in yard, but not to go out front -- although this wasn't the first time he had done so.
It was interesting to hear her talk about the 2 month long heat wave, and how the family took a walk every night after the temperature dropped. When she talked about walking through the streets of the neighborhood and going to the park, I could picture Michael deciding to do that on the evening he went missing.
I also appreciated how she jumped on the interviewer when she was asked something about how Michael WAS -- and she jumped in with Michael IS.