Through ancestry, I was able to find out who my paternal family is. One out of three brothers is my father and I'm not sure who it is. I've decided to write a letter to each of them, but I want to put in some more identifiable things about me. I have a somewhat rare blood type, so I thought about including my blood type along with my mother's blood type. Are there any more identifiable details I can include?
I'm watching the documentary now and so far I'm not a fan of Caroline. She's made a lot of mistakes, but there's one moment where I can kinda understand her thought process. When she got a text from the twins friend who was housing them, it made me really think about what the situation really was for her in that moment.
The police have denied her help, he knows where she and her parents live, and he literally told her about what him and his brother did not that long ago. If I was her I would be thinking that I need to protect myself anyway that I could. I need to make him believe that I love him and would never do anything to harm him. She finally did the right thing, and now she has to live in fear. She honestly believed that she was ensuring her safety by taking that call, and I don't blame her for that, I'd do the same. But she took it too far by inviting them over. She willingly invited her enemies over because she was clouded by her love for this dude.
It's terrifying to think that someone you loved and cared for can cause you to do things you wouldn't normally do.