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The disgusting part isn't wanting to know who he is. It's tracking down the family, and when they refuse to talk, crashing the dead man's funeral to show his wi
by jdm2212 6y ago
The disgusting part isn't wanting to know who he is. It's tracking down the family, and when they refuse to talk, crashing the dead man's funeral to show his widow and daughters the picture of him moments before his death.
> All that remained was for Peter Cheney to confirm the identification with Norberto's wife and his three daughters. They did not want to talk to him, especially after Norberto's remains were found and identified by the stamp of his DNA—a torso, an arm. So he went to the funeral. He brought his print of Drew's photograph with him and showed it to Jacqueline Hernandez, the oldest of Norberto's three daughters. She looked briefly at the picture, then at Cheney, and ordered him to leave.
- gambiting 6y agoNo, I totally agree with that. That's just not acceptable.
- leetcrew 6y agoyeah, there's nothing inherently wrong about trying to figure out some fact. the problem arises in how you go about doing it. once you start asking questions that bring up painful memories, you have to consider whether the fact finding is actually worth bringing up all that pain. seems like this particular fact wasn't really worth it. related but different: something can be an ironclad matter of fact and at the same time be entirely inappropriate to mention, depending on the venue.