Tidbit on Bobby Cutts

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer:

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"It's very hard to accept," said his stepmother Barbara Cutts. "A lot of people are looking at him like a bad person, but he's not, he really isn't."

This is both testament to the strength of this man's hold on people, and part of the reason for his sense of entitlement.

To Ms. Cutts: If you (collectively) had got your head out of your (collective)nether regions when he was a kid, this situation might never have happened.

UPDATE at 7:30 PM

OK, I'm home. I've been thinking all day about a person who can say what Bobby's stepmother said, and I am still shaking my head.

What, Ms. Cutts, would it take for you to look at him "like a bad person?"

I suppose you have an obligation to cling to the hope that he didn't actually kill Jessie Marie Davis and her unborn baby daughter (HIS unborn baby daughter--or are you still clinging to that hope, as well?), BUT, even if he didn't kill her, he still didn't call 911 to try and save Chloe (eight minutes, Ms. Cutts, is how long it takes for a fetus to die from lack of oxygen, once the mother's blood stops pumping through that umbilical cord), and, AND, he took poor Jessie's body out to a park and DUMPED her like so much trash.

Try to have a bit of empathy, Ms. Cutts. HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF IT HAD BEEN YOUR DAUGHTER? Would you still say, "he's not, he really isn't?"

He is slime, Ms. Cutts. He used you, he used Nikki, He used Kelly, he used Jessie, and he used Myisha.

I hope he lives a long time in jail, and learns how it is to be used.

You make me ill, making excuses for this individual.