Comments on: Woman Found Not Guilty Of Throwing Teen Open House Party

By: to ms. jennifer :)

to ms. jennifer :) — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 06:45:59 +0000

Ms. Jennifer was a great person and teacher. I’m happy everything happened for the best as for all of the people who are saying rude things, you obviously did not know her or her kids. They are such good people i love yall and miss yall.

By: thank you lord

thank you lord — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 06:39:32 +0000

These people have been put through so much. I praise God for putting his hand upon them and helping them through this hard time. Jennifer is a great person, along with both of her kids..Alexis and Hunter. God always watches over his people even when others wish bad things on them. God is more powerful than all of you. And ALL OF YOU who judged her and her kids will have to answer for what you have done. I pray you all ask for forgiveness….cause karma is not always nice.

By: NONE

NONE — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 22:07:28 +0000

sorry, the “a” didn’t take when I typed parent below…I know i would have been hung out to dry if I didn’t correct it. I can spell……

By: NONE

NONE — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 19:18:07 +0000

well, since it DIDN’T happen and she wasn’t guilty (eventhough she was found hiding in the closet), looks like the kids will still have place to go hangout and do whatever….if i were a prent who still had school aged children, I would be scouting her neighborhood a little more closely and a lot more often….

By: t2

t2 — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 17:04:08 +0000

Pathetically, no lesson will have been learned from this. (Except maybe how to be more sneeky), Even if it is a close call for them. They would have to have an understanding of the “big picture”, to understand drinking underaged is not right and leads to bigger problems. Whether or not it was guilty or not, there should be some lesson learned. And from the comments I am doubting it. Lessons are learned if the person being taught has intelligence and maturity of some sort. My daughter is 18 and does not drink or do drugs, and yes I know. We have open communication and she communicates ALOT. She had one of those hard lessons, she lost her dad to alcohol. She saw it first hand at an early age. And unfortunantly, these kids will have to have a death to get through to them. It’s a sad thing.

By: this is it

this is it — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 11:21:26 +0000

ha ha jennifer is NOT GUILTY you like that huh WELL I DO LOL ILY jenn and lexi

By: Samantha

Samantha — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 21:48:37 +0000

Just curious…isn’t this the incident where the deputies found her hiding in the closet? I’m with David…it didn’t happen so I guess it doesn’t matter..but I am just wondering how someone can say that they are innocent when they were hiding out from the cops. If you have nothing to hide then why were you running? Seems to me that if you were the responsible adult that you say you are, you would stand up for your mistakes and admit that you were wrong. There again though, I guess if it never happened that would be impossible…….

By: David Huie Green

David Huie Green — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 15:11:48 +0000

but some don’t consider me dear

David the mystified

By: angie

angie — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 13:35:05 +0000

I would like a Dear David section too… he has great insight to all!!

By: ok?

ok? — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 00:21:18 +0000

What is rediculous is for someone who was NOT at these so-called house parties to say she’s guilty of something. I’m grown, but I remember my teen years like it was yesterday. Just because we went to somoene’s house where there was alcohol didn’t mean the adult that lived there (but NOT there at the time of the party) bought it. Get a grip people. I know she’s responsible for what goes on in her house whether she’s there or not, but to be found guilty of a crime that she didn’t commit is another thing that’s rediculous.
There are house parties in Molino all the time with no parental supervision because the parents, for the most part, don’t even LIVE there. So, before you pass judgement, ask yourself “where are my children”. Your children are your responsibility, not anyone else’s. Know who their friends are. Know their friend’s parents. Know the phone number and address of all their friends so you can check up on them. If they tell you they are going somewhere, check up on the story. If they went to the movies, ask for the ticket stub. If they are hanging out with friends, talk to the parents first to be sure that’s what’s going on. Don’t blame others for your children doing what they know good and well is WRONG. Be an example and punish them when they do wrong. Don’t hold them blameless and blame someone else for being a bad influence. The children in this case were just as much at fault for being there in the first place.