“A mother’s love for her child is like nothing else in the world. It knows no law, no pity. It dares all things and crushes down remorselessly all that stands in its path.”
— Agatha Christie, DBE, 1890 – 1976), British crime writer of novels, short stories, and plays.
I discovered Martie Hevia and her blog a couple of weeks and I look forward to reading it each day. It is a gentle blog filled with fun, memories and of course, Martie’s voice singing her songs.
A couple of days ago the tone of her blog changed and she wrote about Caylee Marie Anthony, the toddler who disappeared and whose Mother didn’t report her missing for thirty-one days. What kind of Mother-love is demonstrated here?
The Mother has apparently made all kinds of claims to the Police, all of which appear to be lies and now she is claiming that the child drowned in the grandparents’ swimming pool.
Whether this Mother murdered her child will come out in the days ahead. But her callousness towards that lovely little girl cannot be ignored.
We know that Mazlow determined that the basic needs of any human being included physiological, safety, belonging and love, and esteem. Which of these were given to this little child? A child needs to be loved and cared for. To know that she is important to her parents and family, to be warm and safe. Apparently none of these things applied to this little girl.
We can’t get the live CNN feed here but Martie gives it on her blog.
We know that one is innocent until proven guilty but all the signs are there that this Mother is implicated in some way with her baby’s disappearance and death.
I shall leave it there for the jury to decide after they sit through what will obviously, be a harrowing experience.
And for Caylee –
RIP Littlre One
I choose how I will spend the rest of my life 