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  • 46Tbird
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    Man, that breaks my heart. I can't begin to understand why she would do that. My heart goes out to your friend and RIP to the little guy.

    I would touch base immediately, but expect that he won't or can't talk now. You need to be available any time over the next few months, when the reality sets in.

    Aw God, that is awful, I just don't know what to say.

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  • talisman
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    Originally posted by Big A View Post
    Sorry dude, but dumb idea. Alcohol and depression are not good friends.


    While factually correct, in times like these there is no shame in using a crutch, so long as you have your support group of friends and family to keep an eye on you.

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  • Pokulski-Blatz
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    Originally posted by GT Fanatic View Post
    A friend of mine was in a week long custody battle for his nine year old son. The wife has had years of mental issues. Yesterday the court awarded him full custody of his son and the mom lost all visitation rights. This morning 2 police officers and the dad and son go to the moms house to get the kids stuff. The police officers stay outside while the kid goes in. Moments later 2 gun shots go off. The rest of the story breaks my heart.

    I don't understand if a woman has lost her rights to be with the kid, why was she left alone with him? Why send officers to the house if they are not gonna make sure nothing happens?

    I wanna call him and tell him how sorry I am for his loss. He finally got his son back and lost him again. I can't even imagine what he is going through. I lost my best friend when I was 21 (long time ago) and his moms eyes where purple at the funeral.

    We are not best friends, but we have helped each other out in the past. The dad is my sister-in-laws boyfriend. He's one of those people that is nice by nature and is calm to the bone. Not a bad bone in his body.

    Should I wait a few days before calling him?
    Give him a day or two if he has other family in the area. If not, call ASAP.

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  • OreoStang
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    Originally posted by talisman View Post
    I'm of the opinion you should call him right away. Even during the darkest moments of my life when I didn't want to talk to any one, my friends kept me going. Terrible situation.
    X2. Even just being an open ear for him to talk to will do a lot for him. RIP to the little guy and he will be in our prayers

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  • turboford
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    After hearing this I wrapped my two in my arms and gave them both alot of love. Go see him. A person doesn't need to talk to feel the support that you will provide.

    RIP Little man.

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  • bluecollar
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    Jesus that is insane. I can't even begin to fathom losing my son. He is in my prayers.

    As others have said. Go see him. Give him a hug and let him know you are down for whatever whenever.

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  • Big A
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    Originally posted by Cobraman View Post
    It's a sad story for sure. I'd probably be pretty upset if I was never going to see my child ever again. Not enough to kill him though.
    That goes to show the competely irrational thought process of this woman. She lost custody and visitation rights, but that doesn't mean that she can't gain at least some visitation back, if she truly loved her son enough to get her head straight.

    If he's truly a good father, he would want his son to know his mom, as long as she wasn't acting looney.

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  • Cobraman
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    Originally posted by TX_92_Notch View Post
    Yeah, I'm sure he'd much rather have been shot by his mother.
    It's a sad story for sure. I'd probably be pretty upset if I was never going to see my child ever again. Not enough to kill him though.

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  • 03trubluGT
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    I would go home and bawl my eyes out if I were on that call.

    How horrible. To have someone murder someone while you stand outside is incomprehensible.

    My condolences to the dad.

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  • TX_92_Notch
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    Originally posted by Cobraman View Post
    Maybe the kid didn't want to go with dad?
    Yeah, I'm sure he'd much rather have been shot by his mother.

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  • mikeb
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    Originally posted by slow84lx View Post
    Don't call. Go see him. If he doesn't want to talk just be there. Sit in the room or hang around outside. Bring him breakfast in the morning. If he want to talk, listen. If he doesn't he will still know that he has some support.
    This. Bring a 12 pack and just sit with him. Conversation is not necessary. He'll talk when he feels like it.

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  • Big A
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    Originally posted by Yale View Post
    Find a really good bottle of single malt, and take it over there.
    Sorry dude, but dumb idea. Alcohol and depression are not good friends.

    Mental deficiency is the ONLY way that I can see a parent wanting or willing to kill their child. Sad story.

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  • Cobraman
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    Originally posted by SSMAN View Post
    Breaks my fucking heart to hear something like that. My son goes..............I go. I have made a promise to take care of him where ever he goes.
    Maybe the kid didn't want to go with dad?

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  • YALE
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    Find a really good bottle of single malt, and take it over there.

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  • ceyko
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    Put the offer out there, be ready incase he does need/want help. ..etc...etc.

    So sad.

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