[This Just In]

"Maybe they just conciously rejected any thought that might have even led them to even be the least bit suspicious."

Selective reasoning, it would certainly seem. As I said, the parents would have to assume some of the blame if their boy committed the crimes, which I believe he did.

I should point out that I am not one who believes that all parents are to blame for their childrens criminal behavior. With the Peterson's case, judging by the families conduct, theirs is an exception.

[Howlin]

If you read Crier's book, you'll be convinced you're right. As I said, toxic.