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The lesser charges should be interesting, as well. Stupid should be one of them.
Steven Powell arrested in Washington State
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The lesser charges should be interesting, as well. Stupid should be one of them.
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Don't get me wrong I am relieved that the boys were taken into protective custody, but with no charges on JP I have to wonder what is going on behind the scenes. I'm sure they are questioning the boys but, what else is there?
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I just talked to Steve Powell's daughter, Jennifer Graves. Startling comments on his arrest and #SusanPowell on @fox13now @ 11. #findsusan
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I just talked to Steve Powell's daughter, Jennifer Graves. Startling comments on his arrest and #SusanPowell on @fox13now @ 11. #findsusan
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well, I wonder what JP has to say about this arrest.
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I believe that a judge will grant temporary custody to a member of Susan's family. Especially in light of the environment in which they were living and anything possibly not reported yet, that might have been in those pictures. And the boys are probably being questioned by child psychologists to determine what they might know.
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I really hope that they do. Im so glad they got those boys out.
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I think he knew something was going to happen. One of Susan's friends was there during the day. JP made Susan , I think pancake and eggs, and it took him several hours to do that. ( probably had to mix the poison up in it) Gives Susan a blanket because she is cold. Behaving like the good husband. Susan felt ill so decided to lie down.
He takes the boys sledding. Then comes back to see if whatever he had put in her food worked. Has to clean a mess, possibly vomit. Then we are supposed to believe he went camping to make smores where he had less amenities than at home. Yeah right.
And one other thing it was reported Josh didn't allow Susan to use the computer. Why? Could it be because the rotten apple didn't fall far from the tree.
Definitely a team effort here.
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Among the other questions to ask the kids, I think a key one is when did they last see their mother, time-wise. My guess will be eating pancakes.
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Just saw this, yes I agree. I think he may have poisoned her pancakes.
ETA: By the way, who makes pancakes for dinner??
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When I was a kid, we had pancakes for dinner often. My brothers and I would have contests to see who could eat the most. They usually won
We mostly had them when my parents would go out. Something quick and filling.
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Good! They r private. Noones diary should be published without thier perrmission.
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I agree probably true about poison in the pancakes. But why? What did Susan know? I believe father and son are both complicit. Why?
As far as pancakes for dinner. We do every few months. I'm not a breakfast person. If I eat breakfast it is generally lunch time. Every now and then we make pancakes, eggs and sausage for our dinner. Just a few times a year but it tastes good after a long day at work.
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That's a good point. I assume the police have his computer, right? Wouldn't they have had it since December 2009? I wonder what kind of strange things were on there.
It's just so bizarre to me that one adult in a household would tell another adult what they are and are not allowed to do. I can understand coming up with mutually-agreed-upon rules that are just based on respect.
"Honey, I have a hard time sleeping while the TV is on. If you're going to watch it late, could you watch one that isn't in the bedroom?"
"Looking at the budget for the next few months, things look kind of tight. Can we both commit to be extra careful with our spending?"
Those things happen in every marriage.
"You spend too much money! I've cut up your debit card! If you need cash, you can ask me for it!"
"I won't have you using the computer!"
"I've hidden the car keys. I will let you use the car if you ask me, and if it seems like an appropriate reason!"
Those things don't happen in every marriage. Those things are indicative of, well, at least one really unhappy person in a marriage (and probably two).
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