therealdocturner

therealdocturner OP t1_je56h7y wrote

He wasn't possessing Stephen. Stephen took advantage of my husband's memories. I think that the small part of my husband that was in him was trying to stop him. I think that's why Stephen's eyes wept when he was trying to kill me. I think part of my husband was in his head constantly trying to take over. As I look back on it now, I think I was staring into my husband's eyes while Stephen was dying on the floor. And as weird as it sounds, I think that's why Stephen was crying when he first saw Casey. I think that small piece of my husband got to see his little girl for the first time.

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therealdocturner OP t1_jd2wpnr wrote

I don't think it was Lucy. I think her and her mother are at peace. I've come to think that it was my family's hatefulness that came for them that night. I think the sounds that I hear sometimes are a reminder of what my life could come to if I let hate and bitterness consume me.

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therealdocturner t1_j9tp969 wrote

Reply to comment by LeXRTG in When The Masks Come Off by [deleted]

I spent two days sitting at his desk weighing the decision. It was not one I came to lightly, but ultimately it was mine to make. I was going to be judged one way or another. I stand by it. I may be wrong, I'll concede that, but progress at the expense of humanity are steps in the wrong direction. I don't feel that my father and Selma died in vain. I can only hope the other victim's family's feel the same way. It's possible I made a mistake, but at the end of the day, I, unlike my grandfather, am only human.

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