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The good news, if there ever is any good news involving Suleman, is that the child with the black eye was 4-year-old Aidan Suleman. After an investigation by CPS, one of the 2-year-old twins was blamed for the bite marks, and constant falling episodes, on Aidan’s part, were to blame for the black eye. Although police have made several visits to the Suleman resident over the past year that have involved missing children, trapped children, or children lacking proper parental care, the incident will remain under investigation, and it is assumed the children will remain with their mother. Okay, as a mother and grandmother, it’s truly heart-warming to hear that a 2-year-old was blamed for the bite marks, because we all know how well they communicate their feelings and actions.

Why not blame a 2-year-old? Their communication skill-level is barely above that of the family dog, who is more capable of telling you that he is hungry and wants to be fed than the toddler. We’re all certain that Suleman would not strike one of her children, because she would be required to be within arms length of the children. From the reports that came about when Angels in Waiting were in the home, Suleman is most often in her room opening “fan mail.” So the kid fail, what about the missing and trapped children? Why is this woman still running around free, she has defrauded the government and the taxpayers of thousands of dollars and plans an acting/reality career? Fear of staving off the inevitable, is only putting the children in harms/mom’s way.

Speaking of harm’s way, and we were, what does one say to the fiancée when he has been accused of murder and robbery? Meagan McAllister, the long-suffering fiancée of Phillip Markoff, managed a 30-minute, candid conversation with him yesterday. The setting, a dingily decorated investigation room where the two former lovers sat discussing what had happened (murder and robbery of hookers), and what will happen next (an impending court date and possibly death penalty). It’s impossible not to feel sorry for this young woman as no one could predict what any of us would feel at this point, but really, did she not know that he had some strange characteristics? When a man comes home with more money than he had when he left there is bound to be suspicions; anything ranging from sells of dope to betting on the horses. My husband plays the brackets while he’s bowling and has, on occasion, come home with more money (no great denominations) than what he had when he left to bowl. Ah, maybe not, maybe she thought that he was just the lucky recipient of some off-the-wall contest. Perhaps pennies do fall from Heaven, and cash grows on trees, or maybe she just didn’t ask thinking that ignorance is bliss.

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