I hate to say it, but those same thoughts crossed my mind. Yet I really didn't want to mention it because I think ...what if the family or parents are doing searches on their missing child's name... and somehow stumble upon a thread here about their plight - and here we are conjecturing all kinds of things about what might have happened and tossing about the possibility of their involvement.
Well that's their fault in looking into topics online such as these ones. It should be a given, no matter how much you're aware of your own innocence, that there will be some who will think you had some responsibility/involvement in their death, etc..... when police are investigating a murder or suspicious death, the first place they look is family.... .why should other people not think in the same process?
Sure they may come onto something like this topic and get all huffy puffy, offended, and the sort, but it's to be expected that there will be a few people who think something else happened other then what they want people to think.
All I know is if that was my child, I'd already be crazy with worry - then reading some forum posts about other people wondering if I'd done it - I'd come completely unglued right then and there. Looney bin for me. (ya ya I know, short trip lolll)
Perhaps, and I imagine the first thing that would be crossing my mind would be that everyone would assume I had involvement and I would prepare myself for that. If I was thinking most people or some people thought this way about me, the last thing I would be doing is venturing onto the internet to see what other's think, lol.
It's just such a horrific, unnatural thought - a parent harming their own child. Ugh. That poor family. I hope my jaded, cynical thoughts about 'what might have happened' are wrong..... I really do.
Unfortunatly it does happen.... if the mother in Bridgewater wasn't a case for this example, then that jackass in Austria who kept his children locked away for his sexual pleasure would be.