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Another Echo story - an example to us all?

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Not me. I would go down for murder. Sorry if that is wrong, but I would not be able to do what this woman has. Remarkable.
 
He must have the had the most amazing life insurance policy.
 
I think how I reacted would depend on the circumstances, if the death caused was by drink or drug related dangerous driving I would find it extremely difficult to forgive, bit it appears in this case it was a tragic accident caused by an error of judgement..

This woman must be a very forgiving lady & is definitely a better person than I could ever wish to be..
 
Smiffy said:
Not me. I would go down for murder. Sorry if that is wrong, but I would not be able to do what this woman has. Remarkable.
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That's why I put the question mark. I would hope I could forgive, but unless I find myself in a similar position I will never know.
 
That's certainly how I'd like to think I'd react.

It was clearly an accident, so why hold a grudge?

In fact I'd like to think I'd have it in me to forgive someone who did it on purpose.
 
Yorkshire Blue said:
That's certainly how I'd like to think I'd react.

It was clearly an accident, so why hold a grudge?

In fact I'd like to think I'd have it in me to forgive someone who did it on purpose.
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So someone mows down your missus "on purpose" and you think you would be able to forgive them?

Jesus mate I'd hate to be your missus.
 
I read this,…astonishing!

Accident or not, no chance of forgiveness – married for 39 years, surely this woman must hold some kind of grudge…

Still remember that Plymouth Keeper killing those two boys, with his Range Rover. Personally, I would have kidnapped the **** at his trial and….you know! (don’t need to tell the rest). I can’t see how that couple carried on, heartbreaking
 
Floval Flyer said:
I read this,…astonishing!

Accident or not, no chance of forgiveness – married for 39 years, surely this woman must hold some kind of grudge…

Still remember that Plymouth Keeper killing those two boys, with his Range Rover. Personally, I would have kidnapped the **** at his trial and….you know! (don’t need to tell the rest). I can’t see how that couple carried on, heartbreaking
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Difference was Luke McCormick was drunk...
 
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