“Dit is een nachtmerrie.” Vader van vermoorde Eline (14) schreeuwt ontgoocheling uit in open brief na vrijlating moeder
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nieuwsblad.bePosted Mar 22, 2019, 7:09 PM UTC
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nieuwsblad.beExtremely fucked up.
I trully wonder what the outcome would be if she wasn't a doctor or woman.
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Was he as close to his daughter as her mother? The mother's side of the story is different.
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Of course not, the mother was so close she was able to strangle her, cant beat being that close to somebody.
On a more serious note , you re willing to believe the mother that killed her daughter just because it's assumed mother are closer to their Kids? If anything i wouldnt believe a word the murderer say because shes just trying to save herself
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I read she had a close relationship with her daughter and that she was a though parent (which does not exclude the first point).
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Imagine happening across the murderer of your child in the colruyt a week after the trial.
But it's all about rehabilitation ain't it
Imagine having a child who's hormonal system destroyed by cancer is so depressed for most of her life that she wants to die.
And yet her last words before getting murdered were: "Niet doen mama".
https://www.nieuwsblad.be/cnt/dmf20190315_04259005
Not proven though.
if that is true, that woman is never going to get out of the hell she created for her self
Als je euthanasie aanvraagt en zegt dat je je bedenkt na de spuit.
Except that after saying that her mother spent 15 minutes (edit: not sure about the time) choking her daughter to death.
Wasnt there some doubt about that as well? As in the mother pushing/ascribing those thoughts onto her daughter?
I don't know, I wasn't part of the investigation or the jury. From what I'm reading the father said she was "getting better", that must mean she was in a poor state at least at some point.
In this case it is totally fine to kill someone... Her mother is a doctor and euthanasia on minors is allowed since 2014. They could have done it the right and legal way.
I agree, there's a reason multiple psychologists are involved in the case of euthanasia