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What I find interesting about this is he said his dad was there the other day. If that is the case, I have to thnk Bob Rekieta (and maybe Celeste Rekieta as well, but she isn't mentioned, so) is as big a POS as his son if he saw the conditions in that house and then fucking left.
There’s a good number of things that don’t exactly add up. It’s weird to me that Nick’s dad was there and saw the state of the house and didnt say anything or didn’t hear from the kids they were hungry. Same with Kayla's parents.
At this point I fully believe their close family on both sides are enablers.
Bob at least (and I would reckon Celeste as well) were in Minnesota for SOME reason BEFORE the arrest went down.
We know Bob was in town within a few weeks of the cokestream. Guy was supposedly driving the kids eighty miles a day. He had to have seen the house. He had to have had some inkling of the degenerate polycule. Did it never occur to the man to send the Rekieta children on a trip with Grandma while he and whoever else (the in-laws? Fucking Drexel?) sat Nick down for an intervention?
Everything that Nick and Aaron have said suggest that while Kayla's family worked to get Kayla and the kids out of the drug den, Nick's parents have been enablers of him and his degeneracy.
My first thought was, "Whew, that's a relief. Glad they're not with Nick's parents."
But then I thought, "Wait, why was that my first instinct? I don't know the grandparents..."
Anyone else think this?
Interesting new matter of public record attached. Not all that new as it's from the first hearing in May, but now that the court reporter got around to completing the requested transcript that Frank now says he wants to use as an "exhibit" at trial, it's an interesting read for whatever he thought would be useful while we wait around for the trial. Your speculation from the IcyHotSonichu leaks was correct that at least Bob likely saw the house shortly before the arrest, but as is often the case throughout this saga, it gets worse: now we see the new revelation of the state's "concerns that both sets of grandparents were in the home the week before the removal" such that they would have seen firsthand at least the disgusting state of the home (if not also various telltale signs of ongoing drug use), causing the state to "want someone that is more versed in identifying those symptoms to be supervising" parental visitation instead of just trusting the grandparents to handle it. Just how willfully ignorant would "both sets" have to be to see firsthand the state of that house in mid-May and do nothing about it? Or could it be that at least one set (if not both sets) did do something about it, by cracking open Matthew 18:15-17 and bringing about the exact chain of events that led to Melin's mandatory reporting that very same week?
Other neat highlights include Nick's characteristically reveling in the chance to hear the sound of his own voice for a multi-page soliloquy even though his court-appointed attorney sitting right there was supposed to do the talking, or his second soliloquy rambling about how to best put a stop to some sort of state-connected big bad leaker bogeyman or whatever, or a laugh at Nick's herculean work ethic that used all the time from the May 24th release to the May 28th hearing to only get the home "much cleaner than what was initially found" (as opposed to objectively "clean"), or his echoing the Mayr copestream with the audacity to say to a judge with a straight face that there's "no indication other than a statute" about any child endangerment or parental drug use in parenting's vicinity ever having taken place despite all the evidence to the contrary, or his very oddly specific fixation on the children's seemingly-coached statements that "any testing of the children that would result in drug use according to the children would be because of secondary exposure from some other source" even though there was no mention of any such test results having come back yet at that time, almost as though he already had reason to expect what the upcoming test results would reveal and felt the need to get ahead of the story. Why on earth would that have been the foremost thing on his mind at such an early stage? This manchild says the darnedist things...