[Travis McGee]

I suppose she panicked.

Terrible, she traded her life and her child’s life for 12 coworkers lives.

[P-Marlowe]

She didn’t trade anything. Those guys were going in with or without the code. She saved her baby.

[originalbuckeye]

Agree. She will have to live with that now. I am surprised they didn’t kill her and her daughter, too.

[miserare]

I would have done the same thing to save one of my grandbabies.

[Lazamataz]

Would it not be a simple software upgrade in one of these digicode security systems to allow a person to type an extra digit that sounds a silent alarm to the upstairs and to police? Door opens just fine, and then all the silent notifications are made.

Suggest we start implementing that here.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

“Terrible, she traded her life and her child’s life for 12 coworkers lives.”

I would give my own life, but not my child’s life.

[Kackikat]

I do not believe this woman, because the terrorists should have killed her and the child...there is no reason not to, as she was a cartoonist as well. Where in all the ISIS slaying have they cared if it was a woman or child?

And if it is as well planned as they say, then they would have known who she was....What is her religion?

This is suspicious about her behavior.

[kabar]

She did the right thing. As someone who has been on the receiving side of a gun, your survival instinct kicks in when someone tells you to do something or they will kill you. Protecting her daughter and herself was paramount.

[JimSEA]

Knowing a mother’s fierce love for her child, I am sorry for her and it’s hard to condemn her but she’ll live with it.