Comments on: The youth are our future

By: Bridget

Bridget — Sun, 03 Feb 2013 22:23:12 +0000

Natalie slaughtered her mother in cold blood. Her motive, she wanted her freedom. If she was willing to kill her mother, what's not to say she will kill a stranger for the exact reason or worse for absolutely no reason. Even now, as an "adult", Natalie can't seem to understand the intensity of her crime, which as well as in her blog, proves she can not be remorseful when she can not accept the truth of what she has done. Natalie also has the audacity to comment on her wonderful family when she took such great advantage of their love. The youth of this generation and all generations, need a reality check in respecting their elders and respecting life. Now that Natalie's future is consisting of living in a cage for the rest of her life, she is grasping at any straw to save what little she has. I have no remorse for a spoiled brat who killed the only person who would have loved her unconditionally.

By: Erica Ransom

Erica Ransom — Sat, 02 Feb 2013 07:20:50 +0000

My name is Erica Ransom previously Erica Delk I went to high school with Natalie when I was in 9th and she in 10th grade. We were in drama class together and she, myself, and another girl were all buddies we hung tight just the 3 of us. I'm so disappointed to find that this was the fate for Natalie. She was such a talented intelligent, and beautiful girl I'm sure she is now a beautiful intelligent and talented woman. She made a very poor choice that she is now paying with the freedom of her life. She was misguided though. She was a love struck teenager who was blinded by love but she was a child I don't think she needs to be sentence life with no possibility of parole in some cases some people can be reformed. They gave her life when we see countless criminals who do heinous things with no remorse get much lesser sentences. I do pray that if Natalie has truly changed as only God knows I pray she get out.

By: Concerned

Concerned — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 11:34:37 +0000

Thank you Natalie for your article; please note: "We have been refined and formed into a new image. We are no longer who we were, but we have now grown to who we were made to be. Help us; help the youth out there, which in turn will help our future."

By: John Mulligan

John Mulligan — Mon, 03 Dec 2012 14:40:32 +0000

Natalie De Mola beat her mother to death. Card Keishon Taylor shot and killed the owner of a liquor store during a robbery.