Instead of the "Angry Mob", I'd probably be more likely to want an "Angry Mob Fun Run" so that the angered public could show how many people are not fooled by Laurie, but could do something charitable for the victims of this crime and raise funds. I'd be more likely to support law enforcement and justice than angry mob and street justice or as Laurie and Brian call it, "Texas Style Justice".
There has been speculation as to how I really would deal with Laurie and her brother in a situation where I was confronted. You might be surprised what the answer is. First of all if I was threatened in my home, it wouldn't end well for either. I have the right to defend my mom, dad, sister and our families in all of the homes that we live in. I never want a violent end in this whole situation.
You all know that Laurie and Brian are very sick and are not taking medications, someone has suggested that time will eventually take their lives. I am not a big fan of that approach either. I want the pair caught and medications given to both so that they can live, at least long enough, for the families of the victims and the victims, can have their day in court. I want Laurie and Brian caught and catered to. I want them to receive the best attention that the justice system can provide for them. I want them treated fairly and given every single opportunity that the justice system allows. Then, and only then, will a guilty plea or verdict mean something. You know that Laurie is a whiner/crier, I want to show her that the justice system is all about presumptive innocence...and that you have to be proven guilty; simply I want to see her refute facts that are irrefutable. This will drive a sociopath mad. It is what the justice system is all about. Proving beyond a reasonable doubt made by a reasonable person...not someone like her, whom believes that it is possible that she has an evil twin out there trying to frame her. I want a jury of her peers to see what a phony bologna she is.
I told you the answer might surprise you, but after all of the times the legal, judicial and law enforcement aspects let me down, I still believe in the justice system outside of the Coachella Valley.
