Dr Petit
Found him and his whole demenor extremely suspcious
shareWhen you are savagely beaten and lose your entire family in a vicious attack, please take notes on how you act so we will know what the right "demenor" should be.
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and this is why its so easily to pull the wool over your eyes
any reason why he was sleeping downstairs while his entire family was upstairs?
why didnt they tie him? They just knocked him out
He woke up and ran out for his own safety..not a care on his children or wife
How else would he be able to prove he wasnt in on it if he didnt get them to beat him up?
again sheep.
He was tied up in the basement.
If you have love in your heart, let it show while you can.
we know. you are too cool for the rest of us. people who are suspicious of everyone and everything, so they won't get called naive, are the most insecure of all.
shareYou are out of your mind.
He WAS tied up and savagely beaten. Watch the film again and pay attention this time
"Bltch, what you DON'T know about me -- I can just about squeeze into the Grand xxxxing Canyon!"
Oh wow, he was tied up. I'm surprised "sheeple" or "illuminati" wasn't in your post. Hipster dufuss
shareFelaAKuti: you are such a miserable tool, it really must suck to be you
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Yes, the whole thing was a false flag, just like Sandy Hook, right?
Did you happen to see the pictures of Petit's beaten head? He crawled out of the house to get help. His neighbor didn't even recognize him. But I suppose instead of getting help, he rather should have gone upstairs and beaten the two men handily, right?
I, too, didn't particularly care for Dr. Petit. It could be my own prejudices (I don't believe in the death penalty), but it seemed like his sole focus in life was revenge. Perhaps this was because he felt a great deal of guilt and responsibility for not being able to save his family, but he never seemed to waver. His wife's parents and sister, at least, seemed conflicted about it. It was interesting to me that her sister said the death penalty might be "the most humane" punishment for them. That made me stop and think - and I love a movie that makes me stop and think!
shareIn these tragic situations, it's common for loved ones of victims to repress their emotions and subsume their grief under vengeance. There seems to be a common myth that when the perpetrators are dead, they will feel better. They don't. It's very anticlimactic. They still bear all that unresolved grief, loss, and pain, and no longer have anywhere to focus it.
Repressing the pain is especially common in men, since they have been encouraged to repress emotions their entire lives. I'm sure it would be even more common amongst physicians, who've HAD to ignore their own needs and function logically and analytically without adequate sleep or time for loved ones and moral support during years of residency and internship in order to become doctors. The intro describes Dr. Petit as continuing to work 13+ hr days even once a successful doctor. Sounds like someone who already wanted to avoid sitting in his own skin with time to think and feel.
In the description during the first few minutes, I was initially sketchy about him, too. I figured I'd seen too many previews for Lifetime Movie Network flicks. Then I remembered that statistically, the greatest danger to a woman is from her husband/boyfriend. An adult woman is more likely to be murdered by her partner than by a stranger. It's simply the state of the US as it is now. Mercifully, it isn't always true.
I started this film about 6 mos. ago and just could not get through it. I finished watching this last nite. Oh my,what a very sad story. My heart goes out to Dr.Petit and althogh I also oppose the death penalty, I can understand his anger as it is born of so much greif. As a movie, this is scarier and far more intense than any horror film I've ever seen. It's that way simply because it actually happened. Someone on this board remarked earlier about the idea that there could be people at the local mall who would follow you home and come back later sends chills.
shareRevenge? Yeah I think he has the right to feel that way.
shareDid you even watch this?
shareSo explain to me, Sherlock, how come the two scumbags who did this confessed to every single thing that happened but "forgot" to mention that Dr. Petit was somehow involved?
shareI agree with you.
But - in defense of the original poster - a lot of people have said the same thing. At least early on, a lot of people were suspicious of the husband/father.
I was the bank witness. Dr. Petit wanted only his wife to die. They were in the process of a divorce
The girls died of smoke inhalation
For a lousy $15,000 his wife died while he waited in the basement with his cell phone. Never called 911. I & neighbors knew them. The police were prompt in arriving (s mall towm). I counted the minutes. The fire had already been started. They purchased enough gasoline for that. He only came out of basement when his wife stopped screaming
Any questions? Oh he's doing great now with new wife & daughter. I also have MS. When she walked into the bank she looked so afraid, exhausted probably knowing she was going to die, just wanted her girls to survive that nightmare
Nope. He couldn't wait for the divorce.
Since you were a "witness", I assume that you shared all of these, umm, "facts" with the police?
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