For my own personal interest and curiosity

Desiree:

This email has nothing to do with our legal proceedings or our ongoing
disputes.  I'm just curious, from one person to another, when you make
statements like: CPS confirmed for you that I am the one that filed the
report against you; or, that you told the police that you had no
knowledge of the gun being in the house; or, that Kristopher has an
uncle who works for ICE and that they will be at the next family court
hearing to take me away, doesn't it occur to you that it would be so
easy for me to verify the validity of the statement?  And that I WILL
verify it?  I mean, don't you think to yourself that you'll look very
foolish (not to mention like a compulsive liar) when you state that CPS
told you that I filed a report, when meanwhile Arizona law prohibits
them from releasing that information?

Or do you just say these things without any consideration for how
ridiculous you might look later?  And why would you do that?  Knowing
that I'm going to follow up on it?  It might give you a sense of
accomplishment thinking that you've smited me, but it's so short-lived
and in the end you end up embarrassing yourself much more.

Anyway, I'm not poking fun at you.  I am truly, truly curious why a
person would repeatedly do something like that that just makes them look
foolish when they have nothing to gain by it.

I thank you, in advance, for helping me to better understand your
thought processes and reasoning.

Sincerely,
Fox