Maybe because you were unaware of how cocaine is derived from a plant and crack is a processed form! But there you go, don't accuse me of not knowing, when in fact you were ignorant!
Discussion on Phil Walsh killing; Warning: Disturbing content
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Maybe because you were unaware of how cocaine is derived from a plant and crack is a processed form! But there you go, don't accuse me of not knowing, when in fact you were ignorant!
Seriously mate, research.
This is a very Disturbing thread. Not sure why Bigfooty needs this. We only have speculation from what I can gather so why the need to discuss the intricacies of the "killing" of our coach?
Human nature I suppose. Some people have a desire to understand why something has happened to help them process it.
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Because part of the healing process is to try and understand how and why.
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YepThird stage of grief. Anger.
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I think getting let out of jail in 25 years and watching his mum grow old whilst his dad stays the same age in a photo by her bedside table will kill him long and slowly. That is, if he doesn't take the cowards way out. This is just sad on so many fronts.
Yeah I understand this. Just some of the stuff I've read was more about agendas. I've seen this in other threads develope to the point where discussion became stagnant and heated. Certain posters take the moral high ground and then take on all comers totally high jacking the thread.
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The question is whether the argument was at 2 am & Phil was woken or earlier in the evening.
Has to be. Walshy himself talked about the "disconnect" and it seems only logical that his son would have strong feelings of resentment that he seemed to favour other men of his son's age over his son. This probably was never true but would have likely been Cy's perception.
I was thinking today of all the killings of family members as described in that lovely horror story book the Bible. Murdering siblings / parents / children has been going on long before crack or ice or whatever were on the scene.
Also remembered Sef Gonzales. No drugs involved in that case from what I understand.
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What exactly are you implying? Sorry I'm done for riddles atm.
The superintendent said the son arrived at 2 am. There'd been an argument and the stabbing resulted from the argument.
What are you saying?
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They didn't all necessarily happen at the same time...
Third stage of grief. Anger.
I haven't felt any anger as yet. Wonder if it still to come. Feels like my grieving is over. Am just worried about Phil's wife and daughter now.
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Apologies - I'm implying they didn't' have to happen at the same time.
The fact the superintendent didn't want to talk about the circumstances , or the argument itself, in my opinion lends weight to a belief that there is something' odd' about the argument and its circumstances.
Possibly, but you may be reading too much into a short statement at a stressful time when he has an obligation to protect the family as much as possible. Who knows until the facts come out, if they ever do.
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Potentially, however that would require a fairly loose use of language in the superintendent's statement.
There is every possibility there was an ongoing argument from earlier, as has been speculated, but saying "as a result of [the argument], both Mr Walsh and his wife received the wounds" suggests to me there was at least one argument in close proximity to the attack.
There is some room for interpretation the statement though.
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