>Giorgia was autistic and her father said she liked to spray deodorant on blankets as she found the smell comforting.
>"The smell of it gave her a certain sense of relaxation," said Mr Green.
>"If she was feeling in any way a little bit anxious, she would spray this spray and it would give her a sense of comfort because it's a deodorant my wife used."
This sounds like the dad rationalizing it to himself. Did he witness her spraying it over the bed? Maybe not. Maybe he just listened to an explanation of the scent when he was doing laundry. Maybe, she had learned to hot-box under the blanket. Was it just a teenager getting high? Was her explanation honest and that's just the way she was actually doing it? Who knows?
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>Giorgia was autistic and her father said she liked to spray deodorant on blankets as she found the smell comforting.
>"The smell of it gave her a certain sense of relaxation," said Mr Green.
>"If she was feeling in any way a little bit anxious, she would spray this spray and it would give her a sense of comfort because it's a deodorant my wife used."
This sounds like the dad rationalizing it to himself. Did he witness her spraying it over the bed? Maybe not. Maybe he just listened to an explanation of the scent when he was doing laundry. Maybe, she had learned to hot-box under the blanket. Was it just a teenager getting high? Was her explanation honest and that's just the way she was actually doing it? Who knows?