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TinLizzy
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Date Posted:07/30/2010 1:27 AMCopy HTML

Mummy I have had the best day ever - revisited...

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The first thing I look for when I read the death of a child is a parent referring to
what the child said to them on the last day..

I find it very 'telling'

Once I feel a parent falls into the 'questionable category, and I hear claims that
the child said something 'nice'..(putting the parents in a good light), a 'red flag'
goes up.

It seems to be the guilty parents (maybe subconscious) way of
claiming 'innocence'...diverting thoughts of a troubled relationship between
parent and child.

Deflecting thought of guilt away from them...'Proving' that their relationship was
good.

Thoughts happen because of the existance of 'something'...

There was something to do with what happened that day to give Kate a reason
for using the comment about having the best day ever...and it was probably
because it was something Maddy said to her indicating about NOT having the
best day ever and that she needed to deflect from that.

I would guess that Maddy said quite the opposite to her.

eg..Had Kate said that Maddy told her how much she loved her that day, I would
suggest that Maddy would have told her she hated her..its basically the first
claims of 'innocence'....a kind of 'How could I have done it if she said this to
me' ..

Theres a reason people choose to say things..you don't tend to grab
comments from out of thin air.....In this case I dread to think what Maddy said to
her for her to transpose it to 'best day ever'

Gerry's comments would be of a similar nature but maybe more to make
himself sound more loving and caring than he actually was.

Its all about influencing public about the realtionship with the child...but what
most people don't realise, is that to say it in such a contrived fashion tends to
indicate the possibility of guilt.

Usually an innocent person would generate THEIR feelings towards the
child (and how they miss them)...not vice versa.

Sadly (without going into detail) I think Gerry was saying the opposite about
Maddy to what he actually felt at the time.. Crying or Very sad

Thats what I believe, anyway.
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