A few thoughts,,,
1] "Lea’s sermon really, really touched me yesterday but God never told me to stop."
What did she expect, Hermes to come down and tell her to chill,,,
2] "Lucas told Ethan his pill would make him grow faster, so he took his with coffee."
If Lucas truly believed this was God's will, that she was moved by the sermon, why the subterfuge? Why give the children pills? Lucas if she believed, would have told them the truth, That God was testing her, "God will provide himself the lamb for a burnt-offering, my son. So they went both of them together." Also what is lost on Lucas in regards to Gen 22, Isaac was the beloved son, the son "whom thou lovest " not some pawns in a dissolution of a relationship. This was revenge plain and simple.
3] I would say after a quick reading of the available information that this is a clear case of Christian persecution. Jailing and prosecution Lucas is a violation of her religious freedom as guaranteed by the First Amendment. How can we as mere mortals sit in judgement of God's mysterious ways?
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Detectives working a case of a Jupiter woman who allegedly killed her ex-partner's 2-year-old daughter and attempted to kill the girl's 10-year-old brother are investigating a note left by the woman that references, among other things, a Bible verse on child sacrifice.
Kimberly Dawn Lucas was arrested and is being held at Palm Beach County Jail after she allegedly tried to poison both children Monday afternoon and allegedly drowned the girl in the bathtub.
Lucas and her longtime partner had raised the boy and girl since their birth.
On Wednesday, details emerged about a note left by Lucas that references a sermon she heard at Metropolitan Community Church on Sunday, the day before the death of the little girl.
According to the police report, police found a computer left on in the home where the murder of 2-year-old Elliana and the attempted murder of 10-year-old Ethan took place, with a message for whoever found it.
Bible Verse Being Investigated as Possible Motivation for Toddler's Alleged Murder | New Times Broward-Palm Beach
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