Phoebe Jonchuck, 5, Thrown Off Bridge by Father

[animosity]

i have to admit - while i think her choice of 'career' is fine and i have no problem that she has those pictures out there, when i looked at her facebook, i only saw one picture of the girl and one previous posting about a cat drawing she did. it is strange to me that a mother who rarely sees her kid wouldn't post more often about the kid. i got the feeling that she was more than happy to hand her over, and not just because oh her 'debilitating ms'. i think she didn't want to grow up and become a mother.

[PeaceBeWithMe]

i have to admit - while i think her choice of 'career' is fine and i have no problem that she has those pictures out there, when i looked at her facebook, i only saw one picture of the girl and one previous posting about a cat drawing she did. it is strange to me that a mother who rarely sees her kid wouldn't post more often about the kid. i got the feeling that she was more than happy to hand her over, and not just because oh her 'debilitating ms'. i think she didn't want to grow up and become a mother.

That.

[Nic B]

i have to admit - while i think her choice of 'career' is fine and i have no problem that she has those pictures out there, when i looked at her facebook, i only saw one picture of the girl and one previous posting about a cat drawing she did. it is strange to me that a mother who rarely sees her kid wouldn't post more often about the kid. i got the feeling that she was more than happy to hand her over, and not just because oh her 'debilitating ms'. i think she didn't want to grow up and become a mother.

I check the "mother" of my youngest stepson's FB every once in a while, and she hasn't posted anything about him in years. She has posted pics of her other son....you would think that would remind her that she has another son, but she never mentions him or anything on her page. This poor little girl's mom reminds me of her. Glad to just hand him over and not have to deal with him...it's pretty fucking sad.