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To: Diana in Wisconsin
No, don't feel that way. GZ continues to need our sympathy and support. He was unjustly imprisoned for many months. It is very very difficult for a person who has been incarcerated for such a length of time to make the transition back to normal life. Initiative, self discipline, and good judgment are lacking; an explosive temper is the norm, even to the point of goading others to the point of uncontrollable rage. His behavior should be judged harshly at this point. He needs time. He is lost right now and it will take time for him to find his bearings again. It is not surprising his wife could not deal with him, probably only his mother can, and even she may well be driven to the point of wanting to wring his neck. I hope his mother and father will take him in, if they are still alive; he needs them badly.
37 posted on 11/20/2013 12:47:27 PM PST by erkelly (Never underestimate the stupidity of the stupid party!)
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To: erkelly

I meant to say his behavior should NOT be judged harshly. Also, I wanted to add, if he can find really good emotional support from this point, and keep out of jail, he will right himself in a few years, and be the person he used to be, except of course a little older and wiser.


40 posted on 11/20/2013 12:50:57 PM PST by erkelly (Never underestimate the stupidity of the stupid party!)
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