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Originally Posted by gidget529  I guess I think someone needs to show unconditional love for little Caylee and want the truth to told about what happened to her. I'm also not sure if unconditional love means not holding someone accountable for their actions, especially murdering their own child. I think you can love her in spite of her terrible actions, but to say I don't acknowledge or choose not to see what horrific act she just committed I'm not sure is love.
I understand what you are saying. Maybe I would have a different opinion if I had children myself (just four-leggeds).  |
I agree, I think you can still hold someone accountable for their actions, as that is part of loving someone, in my opinion. I just don't know if I could love someone, if I didn't like them. I actually believe they think the daughter did it, the interview they had with her in jail made me think that's when they finally stopped believing her. They were in denial for a long time, but I believe that you should believe your child, if at all possible. Casey is one of the most prolific liars I've ever seen, she goes into such detail, and I think she's very good at deceiving people, even her own parents.