I talked to my childhood friend on the phone last night. I asked her to give me some feedback on Tom Snyder’s biography of Christine. She started with the post-warning made by Kasandra Dundon in the Postscript. She then wondered if Christine was getting in touch with her inner-suicidal thoughts when she sat on that “final” rock in that very dangerous cove – with her back to the sea!
I left my friend, continue, with the images that Snyder GAVE her. She thought he was eloquent, and, maybe could have been more of a PI. When Marilyn was done playing with Rosamond’s suicidal thoughts, I asked her;
“Was Drew feeling suicidal that morning? Was she getting in touch with her desire to end her life? She was right next to her mother. Where is Christine’s motherly instincts? Where is Vicki’s concern? She’s a mother – and served in the Navy! She knows the danger. Why didn’t she grab Drew – before the wave struck – and move to higher ground, just to be safe?
I couldn’t buy it. I looked at a lot of videos of children and parents by the sea. All the parents have a close eye on their children. For Christine to take her eye’s off her eight year old child, would be impossible!”
It would be like keeping your hand on the glass when a rattlesnake strikes at it. I went looking for a sample. This is the first video I looked at. I am alarmed. These children are not SAFE. Two parents are watching their every move, and EVERY wave. A larger one can knock them off their feet and take them into deeper water – like going down a slide! These parents know their is DANGER because – their children know this is DANGEROUS!
One little girl becomes concerned about THE CAT, and shoos it to higher ground, out of danger of the waves – and that one large wave!
I rest my case! Marilyn was amazed by my summation.
“Should I finish my book?”
“Most definitely!”
We talked about why people want to depict me as insane and deluded. I will keep this video handy in order to watch the girl move the cat to safety.
“If I were at Rocky Point Christine would be alive according to what I read. But, most of what I read – is a lie!”
The days of people Gaslighting me, are over! Kim Hafner lied when she said she is in touch with my daughter, and Alley Valkyrie alerted her about me. She says most of our neighbors have a very bad opinion of me. Hafner worked in a psycho ward. She kicked Clark, the cat.
John Presco
Copyright 2018
Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse where the abuser manipulates situations repeatedly to trick the victim into distrusting his or her own memory and perceptions. Gaslighting is an insidious form of abuse. It makes victims question the very instincts that they have counted on their whole lives, making them unsure of anything. Gaslighting makes it very likely that victims will believe whatever their abusers tell them regardless as to their own experience of the situation. Gaslighting often precedes other types of emotional and physical abuse because the victim of gaslighting is more likely to remain in other abusive situations as well.
The term “gaslighting” comes from the 1938 British play “Gas Light” wherein a husband attempts to drive his wife crazy using a variety of tricks causing her to question her own perceptions and sanity. Gas Light was made into a movie both in 1940 and 1944.
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