Bert And Nellie: The Murder Of Grandparents

Bracing himself for trouble, Josh opened the door. The couple, a man and woman, inquired about the boys health, and whether they had eaten. The woman Josie, was very nice and seem genuinely concerned about the boys, Ben, however was the opposite. Josh told the couple they were heading to Montana where their grandfather lived. After feeding them, and listening to the boy’s music, they sent them on their way.

“It’s not fair how she’s dead, she is always with us. Dad was never here before she left.”

“I’m not so sure either. I’ve been thinking and what I don’t understand is why mom and dad did not tell us anything before. We went through horrible times! They had more than enough

"They found someone who was vulnerable and basically they took advantage of a bad situation."

“It was a dreadful thing to see. Human beings can be awful cruel to one another.”

“Then how do you explain all the things that still happen to them now?” Savannah then asked me now sounding implacable.

"No, her mother died in a car crash, and her parents are also dead so I don't know about her side of the family but on mine there is no history of anything." He replied. I thanked him, grabbed the file, and went back into the office.

Your analysis really caught my attention; you made good points, however; I disagree that the grandmother was kind-hearted, she tries to deceive Bailey and act like she really cares about her family’s safety, but in reality, she was only doing that to get Bailey to change his mind about Florida. Even though she worries her cat would injure itself, she still disobeyed her son’s wishes when the narrator says, “Her son, Bailey, didn't like to arrive at a motel with a cat” (O’Connor). The grandmother knew it was wrong to bring the cat; that is why she hid the basket. Towards the end of her life she finally shows another side of her when she yells Jesus’s name, it was as if the manipulative and deceitful woman disappeared and a religious woman

“I don’t know, but we need to look for information before we can go back.”

“If I’ve learned anything from cases like these, it’s that people will kill for just about any reason,” he offered as a means of

“So? I don’t care about society. A lone wolf can do plenty of harm by itself,” I pointed out.”

“And when would that be? When would I ever believe that I went from being an only child to having a lost sister just from someone telling me that in a few minutes?”

“know maym that is a risk for the people that are jumping out at you.”

Rita had asked to borrow pots and pans that Tom and Brian may not want and she had even inquired if Brian or Tom had replaced their refrigerator almost as if she wanted to take back her refrigerator from

“Before all of the questions, I need to know what happened to my parents.” The nurse looked uncomfortable.