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"Love Thy Neighbor" - Neighbors Received Death Threats
🕑 Added 2019-08-23 19:00:21 +0000 UTC**Spoiler Alert**
The most recent edition of Felony Friday entitled "Love Thy Neighbor" is a case that had many in uproar across the country after the early reports indicated the neighbors whose home the teens frantically tried entering for safety, did not let them inside. Some argue the initial interaction was fraught with confusion and uncertainty - that they believed one of the teen boys had the gun and was responsible for the shooting, so they were scared and did not let any of the children inside. Others have argued that they knew within a few seconds that the mother was responsible, and that they still told the children to "stay out! You're not coming in our house!" Some have viewed the interaction as an incredible missed opportunity based upon some type of bias - either based upon the children previously "terrorizing the neighborhood," or because of their race. What do you think? Would you have let them inside if they came knocking at your door at 4:30 a.m.? Do you think the neighbors on the 911 call made the right decision? The neighbors received multiple death threats in the weeks and months following the family massacre - because many believed they were partially responsible and could have prevented 2-3 more deaths had they just opened their home to the teens. Thoughts?
Comments
Kati
I am also just getting invisible choir Patreon but I think I would have tried to get more information and if I heard “my mom is shooting” I would have brought them into my house until police arrived. I understand confused scenarios and I don’t blame them for their actions. I’m just saying how I would have reacted. Fyi I am a retired police dispatcher/911 call taker.
Gayla Linder
I am late to the party, however I understand the decision made. I would not have made the same decision myself, and if I had I would feel responsible for the deaths of those kids. This was one of the hardest listens I have had
