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Since when is it up to "16 year old kids" to decide where they want to live?
She lives with dad. End of story. Dad would also be wise to restrict her internet usage and turn off the data plan on her phone.
Also needs to trim her friends, seems likes she's been hanging with the wrong crowd.
If, and this is a big IF, the girl is truly a victim then she needs some tough love. Letting her continue down the road she has been on this year is just asking for another disaster.
You're not wrong on principle, but in this case specifically IMO Hannah will probably decide this one. And it doesn't have any bearing on this murder case.
I am sure that I read that she does not want to live with her dad. It seemed so easy for him to have packed up and left them in the hands of DiMaggio. I guess it is only right for him to go back to San Diego to be closer to Hannah.
Hannah does not have the right to decide if she lives with her father or not.
Seriously? Is this just a game of make up any scenario and post it on the internet? What kind of information do you have at all that suggests DiMaggio is the father of Ethan, that there was an affair, that there was child support paid?
" Is this just a game of make up any scenario and post it on the internet?"
That's exactly what it is.
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