I looked this up on Google and apparently (ironically) his final promise was "to be a better father from that day forward."
Which.....was the promise to start AFTER he murdered his son, like the next day?
This never sat right with me, the whole thing about his son dying and "Tears From Heaven" etc., just didn't ring true even way back then, so it'd be believable that he sacrificed his son and his payoff was the revamping of his career completely and the ASTRO profits from that song, which I've always hated, it seemed like bullshit from day one.
EDIT : It's in the posted article too, but it looks like a little blurb in between pictures, not part of the article.
Not sure if that article was written by an ESL retard or a very poorly made chatbot. It keeps mentioning a promise, but never says what it was. Also, his son died in 1991. No clue as to why such an incompetently written article about it was published over 30 years later.
Not sure what makes it a tragic promise, nor can I seem to find it in that shit article.
Is that it? I can't tell, since this article is so shit.
I looked this up on Google and apparently (ironically) his final promise was "to be a better father from that day forward."
Which.....was the promise to start AFTER he murdered his son, like the next day?
This never sat right with me, the whole thing about his son dying and "Tears From Heaven" etc., just didn't ring true even way back then, so it'd be believable that he sacrificed his son and his payoff was the revamping of his career completely and the ASTRO profits from that song, which I've always hated, it seemed like bullshit from day one.
EDIT : It's in the posted article too, but it looks like a little blurb in between pictures, not part of the article.
All this shit is crap.
Not sure if that article was written by an ESL retard or a very poorly made chatbot. It keeps mentioning a promise, but never says what it was. Also, his son died in 1991. No clue as to why such an incompetently written article about it was published over 30 years later.