http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/02/20/tex...her-friend.html
Here's the updated storyline.
Anytime I link a major story like this, I always double check a second source. But if they all have the wrong facts based on a flawed initial report, they will all carry that same error forward, so double checking does not eliminate the potential for errors in news links. I assure you this morning, several separate news agencies had the "father" as the car-jack victim. It is not "fake" news. It was incorrect news, but not "fake". So don't let that get out of hand. My assessment was slightly different this morning than it is now, because the facts have changed. But only slightly.
Yes, part of the story originally was wrong. But the corrected story really isn't much better. She set up her friend to be robbed instead of her dad. That's still maniacal in my view. That only makes it slightly less appalling. A tiny bit less. Sort of ...
And she's still not stressed at all; she saw this coming when she was arrested. I still suspect it's not her first rodeo. No crying; no denial. So matter of fact for her to be in cuffs. And (what I presume to be her father in the video; guy with gray hair) didn't flinch when she was arrested right in front of him; probably not the first time he's had problems with her.
Further, I don't blame parents without knowing the circumstances at home. Perhaps she's had free rein and not been held accountable? We don't know. OTOH, I know many parents that try their hardest to give kids a good, fair, strong up-bringing. But it's hard for parents to compete against youtube videos, gangsta rap, incipient electronic text messages at every turn, computer tech far surpassing what most adults can handle, etc. Some parents are to blame. But not all. There are also times when multiple kids raised in the same household will turn out completely different; one a dream, the other a nightmare. All raised in the same environment. As long as parents TRY HARD to do the right things, I don't blame them. If they acquiesce and feign control, that's when they are culpable.
