Chapter 1930
When Jeannie identally fell into the water, she was obviously freaked out, looking as though she
couldn’t swim at all.
She struggled for a bit but just kept getting further and further away from the shore.
After crying out for a while, she went under.
As Rosalynn was watching the video, Paige was on the other end of the phone saying, “Karma sure hit
fast this time.”
Just then, the local police department responsible for Jeannie’s drowning case released a notice about
the incident.
It wasn’t until Rosalynn finished reading the notice that she found out that when Jeannie was pulled out
of the water, she was clutching something that looked exactly like a banknote in her right hand.
ording to the surveince footage, it seemed that Jeannie might have mistaken the floating object
for a big bill in the water and slipped off the stone b into the water while trying to fetch it, which led to
her drowning.
After the notice was released, people online were shocked.
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“What a coincidence! She just killed a little nun, and exactly seven days after the kid’s death, she
drowns because she tried to pick up a banknote in a river…”
“That river is right near my house. There are people getting drown there every year, especially in the
summer. Our folks have been telling us since we were kids not to y by the river, it’s dangerous!”
“No matter what, karma sure hit fast!”
“Can you guys stop saying scary things? I’m too scared to even turn off the lights to sleep!”
Of course, there were someizens defending Jeannie.
“People online are so biased. I don’t think she did anything wrong. A mother, just trying to get her child
treated, took her child to seek help. Who would have thought she would have an episode and hurt that
child? (She said in her live broadcast yesterday that the child was impolite, provoked the patient, and
led to the tragedy.) All in all, I think this mother is also a pitiful person. Even if you don’t sympathize with
her, there’s no need to gloat!”
“Exactly, a life was lost after all, youngsters these days are too cold–hearted!”
In response to these views, the youngsters hit back, “Easy for you to say when it’s not your kid who
died!”
“What happened to freedom of speech? We can’t even say ‘serves her right‘ without being judged!”
Some even criticized in thement section, “How could you interpret it that way? How did you see
the child provoking that mad girl? Do you just believe the perpetrator’s words?”
The other party replied, “Why did she only kill her among so many people?”
There were indeed people who agreed with such statements.
“I’ve wanted to say this for a long time, finally someone spoke up. It was lunch time when the incident
happened, there were many people in the restaurant, if the girl was really beyond saving, why did she
only kill her? So I support the little girl’s mother, I believe what she said!”
“Although the death of the little girl is sad, truth be told, mischievous kids these days really are
annoying.”
“I think if Erica truly had love in her heart, she wouldn’t have made a fuss about this, she should have
treated the girl’s illness, such selfless acts would have won her praise! Everyone in the country would
have apuded her!”
Some people on the inte were getting out of line with theirments.
Suddenly, someone posted a surveince video online.
It was the surveince footage of the restaurant, minutes before the incident.
The video clearly showed Jeannie and her daughter not watching where they were going and bumping
into Mary.
Jeannie’s angry expression was captured very clearly.
Mary was very well–behaved, she quickly apologized and headed towards the dishwashing area.
Then, Jeannie let her daughter out of her sight.
She cut in line to get food.
In that gap, the young girl unhesitatingly walked straight to the fruit stand, picked up a fruit knife.
Without any hesitation, she walked towards the little nun who was obediently washing dishes.
The moment the incident urred, the screen went ck, leaving only the panic screams and
continuous calls from the scene.