:26:01
And that we couldn't fathom them at all.
:26:16
Hi. Uh, Mrs Lisbon, I'm Lydia Perl.
:26:19
I'm putting together a... Oh.
:26:22
- Hi, I'm Bonnie. This is Mary.
- Hello, girls.
:26:26
Um, I'm here to ask you
a couple of questions about Cecilia.
:26:33
Yeah?
:26:34
Great, great. Um, maybe you could start
by telling me a little bit about her.
:26:41
Did she have any
special interests or hobbies?
:26:45
- Um, she liked writing in her journal a lot.
- That is great.
:26:49
Um, OK. Uh, did she...
:26:53
Did she ever talk about ending her life?
:26:56
What's going on here?
:26:58
Um, you must be Mrs Lisbon.
:27:01
I'm Lydia Perl. I'm from Channel 2, and...
:27:03
You have to leave now, Miss Perl.
:27:06
The suicide ofan East Side teenager
last summer...
:27:09
..has increased the awareness
of a national crisis.
:27:13
I'm in front ofthe home
where Cecilia Lisbon...
:27:15
Why can't they let her rest in peace?
:27:17
..and write poetry,
tragically put an end to her life.
:27:21
Psychologists agree that adolescence
today is much more fraught...
:27:25
..by pressures and complexities
than in years past.
:27:28
More and more doctors say this
frustration can lead to acts of violence,...
:27:32
..whose reality the adolescent cannot
separate from its intended drama.
:27:38
I baked a pie full ofrat poison.
:27:42
I thought I could eat it, you know,
without being suspicious.
:27:48
My nana, who is 86...
:27:54
She really liked sweets.
:27:58
She had three pieces.