Comments on: Davon Crawford

By: Blue

Blue — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 23:02:14 +0000

Judgemental hypocrites, mindless idiots ya say? And you are??? QQn

Lol@ this woman’s ranting and raving blah blah blah about everyone else here (she is judging) and crying and calling people names (mindless;hypocrite;idiot…etc) (oh, more hypocrasy) and doesnt have even the slightest dim of a flicker to realize she just described herself. More coonery, giving us black folks a bad rap. Not rep…..RAP!

By: Tiffany

Tiffany — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 02:54:00 +0000

Sherri can’t read or spell. Maybe you should have went on to middle school instead of quitting after elementary school. If you are such a Christian and know the Bible so much you would know two things:
1) People who commit suicide go to HELL not Heaven. How can you ask for forgiveness with a big ass hole in your head?
2) I’ll repeat Navy Cop since she seems to be a pretty smart woman, CAPITALIZE THE WORD BIBLE!!!
That means hit the shift button and the letter B at the same time. Or just push the caps lock button then the B. Just make sure you push the caps button back off after making a capital B. Oh yeah since you’re still stuck with an elementary school IQ I’ll say it so you can understand.
Now Sherri, make a BIG B when typing the word Bible.

By: ph

ph — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 06:49:47 +0000

It’s easier to know that someone who murders babies is wrong.

You’re such a toolbag

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 09:30:03 +0000

I’m glad this horrible man is off the streets for good, finally. A man who committed voluntary manslaughter, fired a gun in a small room where his wife and children sat, then severely abused his wife should not have been given the chance to even be in that house where he killed those poor women and children. Unfortunately our legal system, which was meant to give rights to the innocent, now gives murderers and abusers the ability to commit terrible crimes and get away with it. This man deserved to die, but not the way he did. Taking his own life was the easy way out. He should have stoned to death, or killed slowly by firing squad. He didn’t deserve a quick, easy death. He will most certainly burn in hell, right along with the worst of them.

By: Miss D

Miss D — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 18:32:13 +0000

Jason, “You cannot know what is in my heart, nor can I know yours.” Your words, so how can you try to tell me what my motivations are? You respond to what you think you can debate and you’re completely off center. My statement was to the people who made the comment about the surviving children. This is the third time I have said this. I am definately not in denial. I have expressed several times what he did was wrong. As a matter of fact the adjective I used was “deplorable” in my last comment. When did I ever say that what he did wasn’t wrong? None of my statements have been irrational. It seems to me that you just like to hear yourself speak or see your words in black and white. You try to dissect everything I say and find fault in it. I’ve said nothing wrong. If you can find fault in a well adjusted, reasonable and rational point of view, then that’s your problem, not mine.

Max, read the previous comments and you’ll see that your statement has no relevance to what my intentions are. I stated that I understand that everyone has an opinion and a right to express it. Including myself. I could care less about the ignorant statements that were made prior to the person who mentioned the children that are still here. (4th time)
No. Jason does not have my number. Nothing about me is phony. You talk of the victims as if I don’t know who they are. THEY WERE MY FAMILY. I knew Keisha (Lechea), Rose, Davion and Dion and Destinee (correct spelling) personally. They came to my home. I went to theirs. My children played with them. We spent holidays together.
I never once tried to deny anyone the right to express their “pain”. This tragedy has effected my life personally so I know first hand about the “pain” that is the result of this tragedy. So in conclusion, the only reason I ever made a statement was in response to a comment made regarding the surviving children.(5th time) That’s it.

By: Max The Cat

Max The Cat — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 17:42:20 +0000

Jason’s got you number, doesn’t he? Don’t feel bad, he does that to every phony who comes here trying to deny us our right to express our pain and our anger, or to silence the people who won’t let what Davon Crawford did just fade away. You say you’re mourning Davon’s six victims – Good, go and do that. We’re going to continue doing our best to make sure no one forgets what he did to Lechea, Rose and Rose’s three children: Destiny, Dion and Davion (none of whom were older than 4, I might add).

That’s what this website is all about; the victims. If a few people choose to use us as a place to vent their anger at an act that was so cowardly and heinous that even Davon couldn’t live with what he did, that I say more power to them. Your mistake was coming to PYSIH in the first place, and your second mistake was criticizing us for reacting as any other group of human beings would. The facts of this case aren’t going to change, our reaction to it isn’t going to change, and those six innocent people aren’t coming back, so your best bet at this point is to give yourself a break and stop coming here.

By: Jason

Jason — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 17:03:38 +0000

Just like they felt it was okay to display such ignorance, I felt the need to respond with intelligence.

You’re failing. You don’t even realize what your motivations are. Get a grip that you’re in the denial stage of grief. Until you can look at Davon’s picture, and truly hate him for what he did, and only then move on with your life, can you come to grips with this. There is a time to hate. Hating baby murder is a reasonable and reasoned response to this situation, black, white, red or more.

You cannot understand how painful this whole situation has been.

You cannot know what is in my heart, nor can I know yours. I understand pain. I don’t understand or excuse irrationality in the face of reason. Face what you have, figure out how to be better.

It’s easy to sit at home on your computer and cast judgement.

It’s easier to know that someone who murders babies is wrong.

Try walking in the shoes of the ones who are still living through this. God Bless

Try walking in the shoes of the people who never want this to happen to them and want to instill in anyone who might do something like that, a real and powerful fear of the consequences even unto death. It’s not a selfish act to “judge” in this perspective.

By: Miss D

Miss D — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 08:25:58 +0000

And personally, I don’t care what you think of me. You’ve expressed your opinion and I’ve expressed mine. At the end of the day, I still deal with the fact that 6 people that I loved and cared for are no longer here. We can go on and on.
I have expressed numerous times that I’m not trying to justify his actions. I only felt the need to address the comments when someone mentioned the children that are still here. Yes, I realize that this is all the direct result of Davon’s actions. Just like they felt it was okay to display such ignorance, I felt the need to respond with intelligence. You cannot understand how painful this whole situation has been. It’s easy to sit at home on your computer and cast judgement. Try walking in the shoes of the ones who are still living through this. God Bless