When she said it was a black woman, did she mean the dark side of herself?

A few weeks ago, I posted about Bethany Storro, who had just moved to the area. She said she was approached by a stranger, a black woman, holding a cup in a parking lot. According to Bethany, she said, "Hey pretty girl, do you want to drink this?" and then threw the contents in Bethany's face. The cup was filled with acid.



Bethany had a great attitude, very spiritual, very forgiving toward her attacker. She became a local and even national hero.

Today she admitted that she had done it to herself.

Words fail me.

Around the same time, a Vietnamese family that had moved into a new neighborhood had graffiti spraypainted on their garage and a threatening note and a bottle of gasoline left on their lawn. Neighbors were horrified. As well they should have been. Because it was actually the 16 yo son of the family.

Or take Kyron Harmon, a second-grader who's went missing in June from his elementary school. The stepmother is pretty much the only suspect.

The criminals seem likely to live in your house.