I am it not justifying murder nor the media’s insatiable appetite for gruesome content… my comment is about the pain that caused the murder. Dennis had to take his fight with the insurance companies before the council of state. Ridden in pain he carefully presented his case for why they were responsible for continued financial support of his medical care. True justice was served when the chair of the council told the attorney for the insurance company that they were to provide Dennis with all the support he needed and if they didn’t their license to
Operated in NC would be permanently revoked. It was one of the truest acts of justice I’ve ever seen. I wish this boy had had some support from someone to help him deal with what was obviously debilitating pain. It’s horrible what it can do to a person. I’ve seen it first hand.
I'm so very sorry. The next 4 years I'm sure will not bring closure to your family's broken hearts. All you can do is fight the fight. You are my hero and I'm just so fucking sad for you and for all humanity.
In addition to the continual retraumatization of victims' families, I am concerned how the commodification & viewing of these murders will desensitize viewers to the outrageousness of murder & dehumanize victims.
Bonnie Raitt's song Marriage Made In Hollywood says it all.
I am it not justifying murder nor the media’s insatiable appetite for gruesome content… my comment is about the pain that caused the murder. Dennis had to take his fight with the insurance companies before the council of state. Ridden in pain he carefully presented his case for why they were responsible for continued financial support of his medical care. True justice was served when the chair of the council told the attorney for the insurance company that they were to provide Dennis with all the support he needed and if they didn’t their license to
Operated in NC would be permanently revoked. It was one of the truest acts of justice I’ve ever seen. I wish this boy had had some support from someone to help him deal with what was obviously debilitating pain. It’s horrible what it can do to a person. I’ve seen it first hand.
"We deserve better." Amen
I'm so very sorry. The next 4 years I'm sure will not bring closure to your family's broken hearts. All you can do is fight the fight. You are my hero and I'm just so fucking sad for you and for all humanity.
In addition to the continual retraumatization of victims' families, I am concerned how the commodification & viewing of these murders will desensitize viewers to the outrageousness of murder & dehumanize victims.