Jackson Jambalaya

We have the exact same thing in our family. One of my older brothers was in a horrible car accident at 17 (some 32 years ago) that scrabbled his brain; his judgment when it comes to making big decisions is significantly weakened, and gets worse over time. My older sister has had to take over control of his finances.

This is not to excuse Irby for any of his wrong doing, but I keep thinking to myself as he has been in the news so much, lately...someone, please, tackle him. Do something...he doesn't have the ability anymore for judgment calls!!! Save him and his family from himself.

well put 9:38am

Sorry 9:38. His "judgment" was screwed up well before the car accident. His pre-accident "judgment" has already left a long, long trail of tears, anguish and heartache for far too many other people. Its too bad his brother Charles didn't step in and get his alcoholic brother off the bottle DECADES ago.

This should have been done before he left the hospital. This is just a piece of paper, it will not change the way he acts. He needs a fulltime body guard/care giver/personal assistant type person to live with him and watch over him.

11:31am. Yes, you are right. This man is used to doing what he wants to do when he wants to do it. It's going to take a team of people to take care of him and enforce the word NO.

Thank goodness. He could easily have harmed or even killed some innocent soul these past months.

I realize from some accounts SI has been a horse's ass, "power" drinker, defiler of women and general jerk for a great deal of his adult life; but post car accident he's clearly a danger to himself and others, and no longer seems to have enough healthy brain to make even obvious good decisions.

My first cousin was in horrific car accident when he was 26; he was in intensive care over ninety days and in rehab for well over a year. He's never been the same physically or mentally, and sadly has few memories of his life prior to the accident. He's had incidents of out-of-character behavior since then, and the drs tell us that the part of his brain that controls impulse and recognition were compromised enough to cause damage and resulting behavior. Meds have helped greatly, however he'll never be the brillant young man full of promise that he was before. He has a seasonal job at a golf course as a gofer and general helper, and he's really a happy, positive person in spite of it all.

What does it take to revoke his driver's license and remove all motorized vehicles (cars, motorcycles, boats, etc) in his possession? What all does 'conservator of the person' cover?

I'm sure conservator status allows one to contribute to Sheriff Campaign Contribution's current campaign in the name of his here-to-fore generous brother.

More sad chapters are sure to follow.

Chapters closed except for the closing. Charles' is a good brother. Only thing that remains to see how bad the Guberment wants him in jail.

Charles has been trying and begging and pleading to the point of exhaustion to get control of his brother. To 10:45, Charles (and others) have been trying to step in for years but until now have not legally been given the opportunity. None of the family wanted SI to leave the treatment/rehab facility in Ark. I suspect, if the conservatorship allows, you will see them getting SI back in some sort of treatment asap.

Yes, its sad. A guy who had privilege handed to him and he waisted it, waisted the lives of two people trying to live the right way and work for their privilege. And what's sad is this guy is still walking the streets. Parchman was made for him, and the sooner he gets there, the better the community will be. Enough wasted money trying to compensate for good things his "family" did. Enough is enough. Lock him up and give someone else the key. The sooner the better. What's it going to take. Is someone else suppose to die during his 3rd, 4th, 5th chance? Oh but wait, he's on house arrest!

You can't blame Stuart's family for not getting control of him earlier. It doesn't work like that.

And 12:05. it's "wasted" not waisted. Let's show some respect for our native language, please.

captain spellcheck has arrived. what a douchebag.

"Spellcheck" implies typos. Someone who uses "waisted" for "wasted" is someone who probably needs to refrain from using the written word unless he or she just likes to look like an idiot.

There really is no excuse for being that alienated from one's first language.

looks and smells like the text book dysfunctional family to me!

Well, well, well. I live out of town and keep up with all of this occasionally via internet. I just googled Stuart Irby Jackson, MS and all that's coming up is the company. I was shocked. Someone spent a lot of time and money to get ole SI buried at the bottom of page two, and then barely on there. Then I get on here and see that he worked out a deal with brother Charles. Figures. It sure will go a long way in court to be able to raise a hand and say, "See your honor, I'm not responsible for anything." Will Stuart Irby ever pay the piper for the selfish decisions he has made since he could walk... Or did Daddy sell enough of his soul to cover the next generation? Perhaps this Stuart has his own deal with the devil. God please cover, protect, shield and guard Graham.

Correction, Bing, not Google, has him on the bottom of the second page. Google has a few more stories. Still. Those are some long tentacles when you can nearly erase your mistakes from the internet.

Thats no mistake. They have a firm hired that pushes more positive stories in google or other search engines so the negative stuff gets pushed down.