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Texas Mom Kills Her 3 Children in Murder-Suicide Days After Finalizing Divorce
I think she's another one of those chicks who can't handle being single for five minutes so she took it out on the kids
Ex-Husband hired a hitman to kill them.
Posted by Phantom_Dangus
One of the most haunting things about stories like this is that at least two of the kids knew it was happening. Knew their own mother was doing this.
Now I'm emotional. A friend of ours is going through a custody battle with a lunatic, and I'm scared to death she will end up hurting their kids.
Yes, I think about this too. It's so sad wen I see stories like this, and there is so much life after a split. It's not the end of the world.
I can't comprehend a mother doing this- And there is premeditation and planning involved. 😢
Posted by Phantom_Dangus
One of the most haunting things about stories like this is that at least two of the kids knew it was happening. Knew their own mother was doing this.
Now I'm emotional. A friend of ours is going through a custody battle with a lunatic, and I'm scared to death she will end up hurting their kids.
The most grisly thing about this story is that, sadly, it’s not an isolated incident. About two weeks ago a father in my town fatally injured his 6 y.o son followed by taking his own life in light of yet another ugly divorce.
I bawled my eyes out and I don’t even know them!
Just....why!? I can’t even begin to fathom what goes through their head other then their hubris being wounded. Fucks....all of them!!!
Depression, mental illness, stress, in the wrong combination can result in the most heinous of things.
But I will never, ever, understand any parent being selfish enough to kill their own kids.
But I will never, ever, understand any parent being selfish enough to kill their own kids.
Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by ArgusPosted by Phantom_Dangus
One of the most haunting things about stories like this is that at least two of the kids knew it was happening. Knew their own mother was doing this.
Now I'm emotional. A friend of ours is going through a custody battle with a lunatic, and I'm scared to death she will end up hurting their kids.
The most grisly thing about this story is that, sadly, it’s not an isolated incident. About two weeks ago a father in my town fatally injured his 6 y.o son followed by taking his own life in light of yet another ugly divorce.
I bawled my eyes out and I don’t even know them!
Just....why!? I can’t even begin to fathom what goes through their head other then their hubris being wounded. Fucks....all of them!!!
Were drugs or alcohol involved? I don't know. Poor self-control meets selfishness meets being distraught and grieving? Whatever the excuse, there's no excuse.click to expand
Honestly, I wouldn’t know the intricacies. All I know is that is was “an ugly divorce”.
Inexcusable however one twists it! There are so many questions I have pertaining cases such as these, but I’m afraid, no matter the answer, this is something I reject on a visceral level.
There is those who cannot have children but would give it their all to have one...and then the flip side is too grim to dwell on!!!
Life’s sardonic!!!
Posted by Black-Mamba
I didn't read but how is this different than what Chris Watts did, except he actually didn't commit suicide
He’s a father and didn’t carry the babies for 10 months at a time.
Murder is no different though.
Posted by Antiphates
The core of who we are and our perspective are quite fragile. With time and the right influencing factors even the most insane deed can become a completly plausible thing to do.
I agree. Like the show Snapped. It’s like momentary insanity.
But to make a decision to take them all with you. So sad.
Posted by Black-MambaPosted by saggurl88Posted by Antiphates
The core of who we are and our perspective are quite fragile. With time and the right influencing factors even the most insane deed can become a completly plausible thing to do.
I agree. Like the show Snapped. It’s like momentary insanity.
But to make a decision to take them all with you. So sad.
its not really momentary insanity - cause killing 1 should have been enough to have you snap out of itclick to expand
Yeah and the planning of it all. That's why I can't fathom how it could be done. I've read it can be almost like a crazy haze the whole day- like a sort of blacked out episode or something.
Posted by ClassyAquarius
I think that if she had mental issues, then her logic was twisted. She might though if she kill herself the kids will find her and have trauma. Normal logic doesn't involve this kind of thinking.
But leaving the kids without a mother, wondering who will raise them, if they will be harmed, molested, hurt. I can see this making a mother more selfish as well, to just take the kids with her. As crazy a it sounds.
Posted by Black-MambaPosted by saggurl88Posted by Black-MambaPosted by saggurl88Posted by Antiphates
The core of who we are and our perspective are quite fragile. With time and the right influencing factors even the most insane deed can become a completly plausible thing to do.
I agree. Like the show Snapped. It’s like momentary insanity.
But to make a decision to take them all with you. So sad.
its not really momentary insanity - cause killing 1 should have been enough to have you snap out of it
Yeah and the planning of it all. That's why I can't fathom how it could be done. I've read it can be almost like a crazy haze the whole day- like a sort of blacked out episode or something.
I saw red once, it really does happen. Like my mind blanked out and i was just in a fit of rage.
but it lasted only a few minutes. I had a knife up and was ready to stab my brother.click to expand
Yes and the mind is a tricky thing because you follow through when you know what "needs" to be done. Just imagine if your subconscious hadn't stopped you.
Posted by Black-MambaPosted by saggurl88Posted by ClassyAquarius
I think that if she had mental issues, then her logic was twisted. She might though if she kill herself the kids will find her and have trauma. Normal logic doesn't involve this kind of thinking.
But leaving the kids without a mother, wondering who will raise them, if they will be harmed, molested, hurt. I can see this making a mother more selfish as well, to just take the kids with her. As crazy a it sounds.
But how about if they'd cure a disease or innovate a better way to house people
she's a bitch.click to expand
Yes I agree. They need serious therapy from both men and women that get this devastated losing a spouse.
damn
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
I read about this and I can’t understand how someone can get to that level of selfishness and insanity to look at their children and think about taking their life.
In a divorce the judge in question and family counsellors should have had some form of an indication that she was contemplating or capable.
1- If she was previously anti-gun violence then when did she apply for the license.
2- When was the gun purchased.
3- If the divorce became finalized a week prior, shouldn’t the judge have been made aware of the application for a license during this trial? Would that have been something a judge could even have access to?
4- There needs to be more counselling offered to parents going through a divorce and the children as well. It’s a very difficult process and alienating. The entire process completely changes you and often time’s, people who have lost themselves in the marriage.....are left to return to a person (themselves) they don’t know anymore, which is when depression and self hate typically sink in.
There’s no excuse...but someone involved in this divorce had to have known this was possible.
To think of that woman quietly going about the planning of this sends chills. There has to be more to this.
In a divorce the judge in question and family counsellors should have had some form of an indication that she was contemplating or capable.
1- If she was previously anti-gun violence then when did she apply for the license.
2- When was the gun purchased.
3- If the divorce became finalized a week prior, shouldn’t the judge have been made aware of the application for a license during this trial? Would that have been something a judge could even have access to?
4- There needs to be more counselling offered to parents going through a divorce and the children as well. It’s a very difficult process and alienating. The entire process completely changes you and often time’s, people who have lost themselves in the marriage.....are left to return to a person (themselves) they don’t know anymore, which is when depression and self hate typically sink in.
There’s no excuse...but someone involved in this divorce had to have known this was possible.
To think of that woman quietly going about the planning of this sends chills. There has to be more to this.
Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by Romz-
I read about this and I can’t understand how someone can get to that level of selfishness and insanity to look at their children and think about taking their life.
In a divorce the judge in question and family counsellors should have had some form of an indication that she was contemplating or capable.
1- If she was previously anti-gun violence then when did she apply for the license.
2- When was the gun purchased.
3- If the divorce became finalized a week prior, shouldn’t the judge have been made aware of the application for a license during this trial? Would that have been something a judge could even have access to?
4- There needs to be more counselling offered to parents going through a divorce and the children as well. It’s a very difficult process and alienating. The entire process completely changes you and often time’s, people who have lost themselves in the marriage.....are left to return to a person (themselves) they don’t know anymore, which is when depression and self hate typically sink in.
There’s no excuse...but someone involved in this divorce had to have known this was possible.
To think of that woman quietly going about the planning of this sends chills. There has to be more to this.
Why would you go wildly flailing about for someone else to blame? I don't understand that response to tragedy.click to expand
I’m not looking to blame someone else...idiot.
There’s got to be more to the story is my point. The license, the gun, professionals involved in the divorce....there should be a level of observation somewhere that could have prevented this.
People give signs. People are messy and sloppy. There had to be an indicator that this was possible. These children could have been saved had the right person made an observation that sounded some form of an alarm.
Don’t be daft
Posted by virgoOPPP
damn
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
I bet he's a Capricorn man.
Posted by Romz-
I read about this and I can’t understand how someone can get to that level of selfishness and insanity to look at their children and think about taking their life.
In a divorce the judge in question and family counsellors should have had some form of an indication that she was contemplating or capable.
1- If she was previously anti-gun violence then when did she apply for the license.
2- When was the gun purchased.
3- If the divorce became finalized a week prior, shouldn’t the judge have been made aware of the application for a license during this trial? Would that have been something a judge could even have access to?
4- There needs to be more counselling offered to parents going through a divorce and the children as well. It’s a very difficult process and alienating. The entire process completely changes you and often time’s, people who have lost themselves in the marriage.....are left to return to a person (themselves) they don’t know anymore, which is when depression and self hate typically sink in.
There’s no excuse...but someone involved in this divorce had to have known this was possible.
To think of that woman quietly going about the planning of this sends chills. There has to be more to this.
Yup! I agree with all these facts.
With the gun purchase., as a single divorcee,one would probably just assume it was for protection, but still valid points!
Posted by _DazedPosted by virgoOPPP
damn
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
I bet he's a Capricorn man.click to expand
Another Mutable women!
Posted by Black-MambaPosted by virgoOPPP
damn
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
Is her moon aries? what's her mars?click to expand
Murder Mars lol
Posted by Romz-
I read about this and I can’t understand how someone can get to that level of selfishness and insanity to look at their children and think about taking their life.
In a divorce the judge in question and family counsellors should have had some form of an indication that she was contemplating or capable.
1- If she was previously anti-gun violence then when did she apply for the license.
2- When was the gun purchased.
3- If the divorce became finalized a week prior, shouldn’t the judge have been made aware of the application for a license during this trial? Would that have been something a judge could even have access to?
4- There needs to be more counselling offered to parents going through a divorce and the children as well. It’s a very difficult process and alienating. The entire process completely changes you and often time’s, people who have lost themselves in the marriage.....are left to return to a person (themselves) they don’t know anymore, which is when depression and self hate typically sink in.
There’s no excuse...but someone involved in this divorce had to have known this was possible.
To think of that woman quietly going about the planning of this sends chills. There has to be more to this.
You don't need a license to get a gun.
Posted by virgoOPPP
damn
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
Where are her birthday details? I can't find them
Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by Black-MambaPosted by Phantom_DangusPosted by Romz-
I read about this and I can’t understand how someone can get to that level of selfishness and insanity to look at their children and think about taking their life.
In a divorce the judge in question and family counsellors should have had some form of an indication that she was contemplating or capable.
1- If she was previously anti-gun violence then when did she apply for the license.
2- When was the gun purchased.
3- If the divorce became finalized a week prior, shouldn’t the judge have been made aware of the application for a license during this trial? Would that have been something a judge could even have access to?
4- There needs to be more counselling offered to parents going through a divorce and the children as well. It’s a very difficult process and alienating. The entire process completely changes you and often time’s, people who have lost themselves in the marriage.....are left to return to a person (themselves) they don’t know anymore, which is when depression and self hate typically sink in.
There’s no excuse...but someone involved in this divorce had to have known this was possible.
To think of that woman quietly going about the planning of this sends chills. There has to be more to this.
Why would you go wildly flailing about for someone else to blame? I don't understand that response to tragedy.
What? Por Que? HUH?
No one can get in front of things like this. It's not anyone else's fault or responsibility to catch it. Something unusual and terrible happened, and that's that.click to expand
I agree with this as well. You always hear "She was such a great mom, lovely person, her kids were so well behaved, I never expected anything like this" etc.
Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by Romz-Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by Romz-
I read about this and I can’t understand how someone can get to that level of selfishness and insanity to look at their children and think about taking their life.
In a divorce the judge in question and family counsellors should have had some form of an indication that she was contemplating or capable.
1- If she was previously anti-gun violence then when did she apply for the license.
2- When was the gun purchased.
3- If the divorce became finalized a week prior, shouldn’t the judge have been made aware of the application for a license during this trial? Would that have been something a judge could even have access to?
4- There needs to be more counselling offered to parents going through a divorce and the children as well. It’s a very difficult process and alienating. The entire process completely changes you and often time’s, people who have lost themselves in the marriage.....are left to return to a person (themselves) they don’t know anymore, which is when depression and self hate typically sink in.
There’s no excuse...but someone involved in this divorce had to have known this was possible.
To think of that woman quietly going about the planning of this sends chills. There has to be more to this.
Why would you go wildly flailing about for someone else to blame? I don't understand that response to tragedy.
I’m not looking to blame someone else...idiot.
There’s got to be more to the story is my point. The license, the gun, professionals involved in the divorce....there should be a level of observation somewhere that could have prevented this.
People give signs. People are messy and sloppy. There had to be an indicator that this was possible. These children could have been saved had the right person made an observation that sounded some form of an alarm.
Don’t be daft
You had a whole list of people to blame. Idiot, huh? Just like that. Somebody is sensitive.click to expand
😂👏.....the point I made is that this should have and could have even caught!
People don’t just cleanly plan this shit out. There is always clues and tiny inconsistencies to peoples patterns.
That doesn’t mean I’m shifting the blame from her to someone else, idiot. If you paid any attention besides coming @ me with a stupid interpretation of what I said...you’d have seen the full picture.
Clearly you’re not ready to understand someone else’s perspective. I’m not a linear thinker, I always try to find a full encompassing view of a situation. Bye 👋
Posted by saggurl88Posted by virgoOPPP
damn
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
Where are her birthday details? I can't find themclick to expand
march 3 1980
born in port arthur, texas
and she used to be a teacher
Posted by Black-MambaPosted by virgoOPPP
damn
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
Is her moon aries? what's her mars?click to expand
pisces sun
libra moon
pisces mercury
aries venus
virgo mars
Posted by virgoOPPPPosted by saggurl88Posted by virgoOPPP
damn
she's a pisces with a degree in criminal psychology
Where are her birthday details? I can't find them
march 3 1980
born in port arthur, texas
and she used to be a teacherclick to expand
Thanks I couldn't find it- So much Mutable energy
Sun in Pisces at 12° 34'.
Moon was in Virgo at 24° 45'. (possible)
Mercury in Pisces at 18° 51'.
Venus was in Aries at 25° 42'.
Mars in Virgo at 03° 08'.
Jupiter was in Virgo at 04° 21'.
Saturn in Virgo at 24° 31'.
Uranus was in Scorpio at 25° 34'.
Neptune in Sagittarius at 22° 33'.
Pluto was in Libra at 21° 22'.
Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by Romz-Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by Romz-Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by Romz-
I read about this and I can’t understand how someone can get to that level of selfishness and insanity to look at their children and think about taking their life.
In a divorce the judge in question and family counsellors should have had some form of an indication that she was contemplating or capable.
1- If she was previously anti-gun violence then when did she apply for the license.
2- When was the gun purchased.
3- If the divorce became finalized a week prior, shouldn’t the judge have been made aware of the application for a license during this trial? Would that have been something a judge could even have access to?
4- There needs to be more counselling offered to parents going through a divorce and the children as well. It’s a very difficult process and alienating. The entire process completely changes you and often time’s, people who have lost themselves in the marriage.....are left to return to a person (themselves) they don’t know anymore, which is when depression and self hate typically sink in.
There’s no excuse...but someone involved in this divorce had to have known this was possible.
To think of that woman quietly going about the planning of this sends chills. There has to be more to this.
Why would you go wildly flailing about for someone else to blame? I don't understand that response to tragedy.
I’m not looking to blame someone else...idiot.
There’s got to be more to the story is my point. The license, the gun, professionals involved in the divorce....there should be a level of observation somewhere that could have prevented this.
People give signs. People are messy and sloppy. There had to be an indicator that this was possible. These children could have been saved had the right person made an observation that sounded some form of an alarm.
Don’t be daft
You had a whole list of people to blame. Idiot, huh? Just like that. Somebody is sensitive.
😂👏.....the point I made is that this should have and could have even caught!
People don’t just cleanly plan this shit out. There is always clues and tiny inconsistencies to peoples patterns.
That doesn’t mean I’m shifting the blame from her to someone else, idiot. If you paid any attention besides coming @ me with a stupid interpretation of what I said...you’d have seen the full picture.
Clearly you’re not ready to understand someone else’s perspective. I’m not a linear thinker, I always try to find a full encompassing view of a situation. Bye 👋
Bullshit. You're blaming the judge, the person she bought the gun from, the system, her doctors, and everyone else around her. Sometimes you just don't know.
We're done. You're rude as hell.click to expand
Cloudy? ⛅️
Is that you?
I have nothing positive to say
I cannot imagine how people could kill their own children.
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I always wonder with a mother who is having psychological issues, how hard it is to take their own childrens lives.
I also wonder if they do this to hurt the dad or to take their kids with them so they won't have to live in a world without their parent and suffer (or thrive) at what their parent went through.
I couldn't imagine killing anything and could never imagine the anguish involved in committing this type of crime.
Texas authorities have confirmed that three siblings — aged 7, 9, and 11 — were killed last week by their 39-year-old mother, who then took her own life.
The determination from the Harris County Medical Examiner’s Office is that Ashley Auzenne shot and killed herself after fatally shooting her children — Parrish, 11, Eleanor, 9, and 7-year-old Lincoln — inside their Deer Park, Texas, home.
The four bodies were discovered the morning of October 29 when local police were asked to check in on the family after relatives were unable to reach them.
A motive for the murder-suicide is unknown, and KTRK is reporting the deadly violence occurred a week after Ashley’s divorce from her estranged husband became final.
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