What happened to this California family?
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Anonymous
I mean, it was obviously heat stroke. |
Anonymous
| Family annihilation |
Anonymous
| If it was heat stroke they would know by now |
Anonymous
Family annihilation. Ie, the mom or dad killed them all |
Anonymous
That’s what I’ve said from the start. They don’t want to say thing without getting as much proof as possible, so that’s why it’s taking so long. |
Anonymous
I’m assuming they are going for family annihilation. I still don’t buy heat stroke. No two bodies are going to react the same exact way. Those temperatures are unpleasant and I would have passed on the hike, but it is still a dry heat. People are out in DC doing work/exercise every summer in worse conditions. |
Anonymous
Wouldn’t the FBI need to be involved because they were found in a National Forest? |
Anonymous
Agreed. They’d have to narrow down who planned it, was it a joint decision, what killed them and how it all went down - in what order. |
Anonymous
I am delighted by checking this thread and seeing delightful ideas like mayo and sushi.... |
Anonymous
| Why would they commit family annihilation? Makes no sense, and dragging their little girl and their family dog into it. Perhaps if it was the mom, since she had traumatic brain injury, so her thinking was cloudy. Even that makes very little sense. They had everything going for them. |
Anonymous
It never really makes sense. That’s why they call it mental illness. |
Anonymous
The National Park Service has their own investigative unit. Not sure if/how they partner with the FBI. |
Anonymous
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Can they just announce it already?? It was clearly not heat stroke.
[~An original FA PP] |
Anonymous
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Are there signs of heat stroke that would show up on an autopsy?
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