I'll never pretend I understand what goes on in some homes. Surely, none were ever perfect, but I've seen more than I'd like of messed up families...and this in the suburbs of a city.
While I have read that Michael Borden was a no-nonsence dad, leaning toward perfectionism (and his wife also), that doesn't fit with a photo of Kara portraying herself to be well beyond 14 years old. Is this facade taken for granted today? Why did her parents allow this?
Kara, I believe, was thrilled that an older fellow found her attractive. I'll guess many 14 year old girls would get an ego-boost from that.
I can't find her guilt-free in these murders. Somehow, some way, she is an accomplice. If I'm right on that, I have to hope it is discovered. She behaved despicably.
I couldn't agree with you more. It seems that anyone else would've been charged as an accomplice.
I, too, am wondering how the girl turned out to be so... evil... when her family was so upstanding. What went wrong? I think the parents did their best, but where did their daughter go astray? Maybe there was too much focus on materialism...? The daughter seemed to have everything, like her every wish was granted.