Я думаю ее предупреждали и не раз

Мне интересно фоты с бойфрендом из соцсетей или это личные?

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Счастье - это ощущение внутреннего комфорта
Life Is a Journey, Not a Destination

А сама она не знала что он агрессивный? Это же не как для соседей, которые теперь раздают интервью, что он был спокойный.

Думаю, Наталья когда закрутила с тренером и подала на развод (в декабре 2015), а муж не хотел разводиться.

В комментах пишут что бабушка живет в Москве (отца мать).

https://www.izh.kp.ru/daily/26722/3748402/

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Не спешите называть человека ангелом. Присмотритесь: возможно, это очередное чудо в перьях.

"Уполномоченный по правам ребенка Анна Кузнецова сообщила, что власти США дали разрешение на встречу девятилетнего мальчика Даниэля Морозова, родители которого были убиты в США, с российскими родственниками.

На встречу мальчика с российскими родственниками дали разрешение органы опеки округа Санта-Барбара. При этом в сообщении пресс-службы детского омбудсмена отмечается, что ранее введенные ограничения по общению с ребенком оказались следствием поведения журналистов, которые неоднократно пытались выдать себя за родственников ребенка, сообщает РАПСИ."

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Пусть все ваши пожелания мне, отзеркалясь, сторицей вернутся к вам! Да будет так! (Это не шутка)
Окошко для раскаяния открыто для всех у данного эгрегора и можно не произносить вслух, не переживайте)

А с чего вы это подозреваете? Наши дети, например, по-русски говорят, читают и пишут гораздо лучше, чем по-английски, хотя родились здесь и в России бывают только на каникулах. И у большинства наших знакомых примерно та же картина: у кого русский похуже, чем английский, у кого получше, но у всех оба языка не ахти - и оба достаточны для общения. Буквально вчера в гостях семья была, где папа уехал ещё из СССР, а мама настоящая американка, дети родились, конечно, здесь и в России были два раза как туристы - и ничего, терпимо по-русски говорят и читают.

Насчёт "никто не отправит гражданина Америки усыновляться за границу": меня этот вопрос волновал, так что пыталась выяснить. Вроде бы, суды действительно не склонны отдавать детей за границу, так что если вам хочется назначить потенциального опекуна на родине - то советуют сделать так: высказать желание (в завещании или просто в мэрии), чтобы назначили двух соопекунов, одного местного, живущего в США и желательно в том же городе, а другого - кому вы там доверяете в России. Тогда в случае чего суд, вероятно, их и назначит (хотя может назначить кого угодно, 100% гарантии нет), и американский соопекун дальше поможет с переездом ребенка к российскому.

А будущее у ребенка в любом случае печальное, что в России, что в США. Что мамин чужеязычный хахаль, что престарелая малознакомая бабушка в холодной Удмуртии, что эти фостерные семьи, делящиеся на жадных дельцов и чокнутых религиозных - вряд ли хоть один вариант можно назвать хорошим.

Вот, что лоер написал на своём фейсбуке:


Attorney M. Jude EganLike Page
August 23 at 9:40pm ·
We are shocked and saddened by the sudden and tragic death of our dear client and friend Natalia Morozova. She was a gentle soul with a big heart who exuded warmth and caring. She would come to our office, even when she was worried and hurting over her divorce, and she would ask about us and take time and care to listen.
When she hired me, she was scared. She was scared of her husband and what he might do to her. She told me that he had never hit her, but that he had controlled her. She did not want Konstantin to know where she lived when she left the home. At one time, before she hired me, she had fled the home with Daniel and gone to a domestic violence shelter, only to have Konstantin leave a note on the gate – he had a tracking device in her vehicle. She went back to him as so many survivors of domestic violence do, because he made promises to her about his future behavior. Eventually she filed for divorce. He responded that theirs was an invalid marriage. He sought to annul the 13-year marriage and threatened to deport her. He told her he would keep Daniel and send her back to Russia. He threatened to kill her if she did not give him what he wanted.
Natalia’s life was not an easy one. Raised in relative poverty in Russia, she came to the U.S. where eventually she applied under a trafficking and exploitation for a visa. She raised her son in the United States with love and care. Through it all she kept her sense of compassion and self.
She had no family in the United States except the community she surrounded herself with. When she came to my office, she had no money to hire me. There was no question that we were going to take the case anyway. Konstantin had filed a motion to process his annulment claim, telling the Court that Natalia was not able to be located (even though he knew that she had taken a vacation to Russia), while she was away. The annulment would have given him all of the financial assets and required that he pay her no support. The Court denied the motion and asked him to keep looking for her. That is when she hired me. Konstantin was a skilled physician in Russia and worked as a nurse in Santa Maria. He was the family breadwinner. She needed him to help her financially or she would have a difficult time surviving here.
She was told when she filed for domestic violence restraining orders before she hired me that Konstantin would lose his nursing license if he was convicted of domestic violence or had permanent orders issued against him. She was faced with a choice of suffering the double punishment that so many survivors of domestic violence face – first the act of violence and then the financial punishment that comes when the breadwinner loses his job or goes to jail – or do nothing about it and hope that over time peace would prevail.
Natalia related to our office - she became very close with my paralegal - that she was fearful of Konstantin. She was afraid that he might try to take Daniel to Russia where she would never see him again. It was imperative to her that she control Daniel’s passports and birth certificate. Daniel was the most important thing to her. She would have taken nothing financially from the divorce if she could have been sure that Daniel would remain with her. Even still, despite her fear of Konstantin, all she wanted was to have a peaceful co-parenting relationship with him. In our first settlement conference, she immediately offered him joint custody to make sure that he knew that he would always remain involved in their son’s life. She wanted Daniel to know his father for who he was.
This case highlights some of the challenges of domestic violence in our community. We knew that he was controlling her and intimidating her, but getting permanent restraining orders was going to be a very high hurdle because he had not physically harmed her. It was the threats and intimidation that was so difficult for her. It was the fear that she would be cut off financially, with no financial assistance that stopped her.
As I reflect on the violence that occurred in this case, I think about all of the cases that I have handled. It has long been my office’s practice to represent any domestic violence survivor who has a documented case of domestic violence (or is referred by an agency, law enforcement or a church) for free in getting domestic violence restraining orders. This is a commitment my wife and I have made together regarding my practice - my wife is not a lawyer, but she is my partner and this is a way we contribute to our community. Natalia did not want to seek new restraining orders, she sought only to have a peaceful relationship with her ex-husband, the space to raise and care for their child and enugh money to live a simple life on. The Court papers are public record – this was a difficult and, at times, an ugly case, but we believed that we were making progress in it. We were getting close to the "end" of the divorce stuff - the equalizing payments, dealing with the home, getting the custodial schedule on a regular rhythm. Problems persisted.
So many times family lawyers are asked to “go and fight for me” by their clients and the client assumes that the fighting is where the winning happens. But truly good family lawyers know that every situation unique and most present an array of problems to be resolved, not wars to be won. Although we may take different positions on legal issues, good lawyers are always working together to try to create resolutions that people can live with - there is what the law says to do and there is real life, what people can do. As family lawyers mature, they mature into an understanding that keeping families whole (even if they are separate) is more important than “winning.” Winning is fleeting – co-parenting lasts forever. You cannot unsay what you have said; you cannot undo what you have done.
Natalia was a beautiful soul. Her loss will stay with me for the rest of my life. She impacted people around her with her grace, compassion and heart. Let her story be one that reminds us all that domestic violence is not to be trifled with. That we must all look out for each other and take care of each other. Let it remind us to be easy on each other when we can be, and be a reminder of our humanity. There are many types of violence – this being an example of the most brutal form, but we should remember that control, intimidation, threats and instilling fear are all forms of violence.
Let us, no matter how we feel in this moment, remember to keep Daniel in our hearts and prayers. He does not know who did what, or have any capacity as a 9-year-old, to understand what happened (there will be time in his life to process who did what). For now, he is a little boy who lost both of his parents in one day. If we think about how important our parents are to us, how much they mean to us at any age, we can begin to scratch the surface of what it means to lose both parents in one day, much less how this happened. Let us remember Daniel in our prayers – however we may pray and to whomever. See him with love and believe in his future. For Natalia, there was nothing more important than her little boy. We honor her spirit and legacy by honoring Daniel with our warm feelings and compassion.
We will always wonder if we could have done more. If you feel generous, give to legal aid societies and domestic violence shelters. Give your time as a CASA volunteer. Be a Big Brother or Big Sister. I believe there is nothing greater that we can do than to give ourselves willingly and freely to children, whether they are ours or belong to others. And, if you will indulge me one last thing: let us live each moment with joy and remember that service to others is our highest end.
Peace to Natalia and to Daniel. Peace to each of you. Never forget her beautiful smile and the big heart behind it and what it stood for.

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Бывшая Юнона без авоськи. На форуме с 1924 года.

Удивило, что Морозов, хотел анулировать брак после стольких лет брака и ребёнка совместного. Кстати друзья Натальи очень против, чтобы ребёнка отдали родственникам отца-убийцы.

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Бывшая Юнона без авоськи. На форуме с 1924 года.

Это "очень против" может учитываться от родных со стороны матери, но не от друзей.

ещё одна русская девушка студентка

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/09/un ... icide.html

Еще и дверь не открывали руммэйты. Бедные родители.

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Я так поняла, отец выбил дверь в комнату, а не в дом. Соседи (из другой комнаты) думали, что она спит, раз не отвечает. Вечеринка была накануне, и никто ничего не знает, не видел...

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Красота в глазах смотрящего.

Точнее делают вид. Травма головы и заперта в комнате. Угу. Вызвали бы скорую вовремя, может жива бы была. ****.

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Характер у меня замечательный, только нервы у всех какие-то слабые...
Дорога под названием «Потом», приводит в страну под названием «Никогда»

Еще одну убили(((( муж ночью молотком (!!!) рядом спал ребенок. Просто ужасно.
https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/I-U ... 68201.html

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Бывшая Юнона без авоськи. На форуме с 1924 года.

еще одна.
ребенок теперь без родителей.
женщина решила разводиться...
ну так уйди, не дразни психа.

Приехала без языка, выучилась на доктора, не бессловесная кукла какая-нить.

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Спорить с дураком — как играть в шахматы с голубем. Он раскидает фигуры, нагадит на доску и улетит всем рассказывать, как он тебя уделал.