The sadness of the JonBenet Ramsey situation does bring up the subject of demons again, and we are asked "Why are demons so hard to destroy?"
The answer is, they're made up of the basic unit of existence itself; a soul- a Soul that has gone astray, but a Soul, nonetheless.  Even the greatest Bearers Of Light can't destroy them.  The Nazarene, with all His Power, could only cast them out, one time only, by permitting them to enter into a herd of swine.
How CAN you destroy anything such as this?  There are only three ways to bring about the destruction of a Dark One;
1.  Starve it to death. Cut off its supply of food.  After the great horror of World War Two came to an end, this was the fate of many young demons, when the constant killing died down, and their abundant food source disappeared.  They were driven off by the older, stronger demons from the best feeding places, and slowly starved to death.  This is the fate of many who choose The Dark Path.
2.  Another way of dealing with them is to find somebody they love, have them die and take the demon into The Spirit World with them.  Not an easy task!  It takes a great deal of determination, because the person taking the demon knows that in all probability they are taking it to Eternal Death.
3.  The third way of bringing an end to a demon is to convince it to find a Lord Of Light and enter into The Spirit Realm of its own accord to suffer The Second Death.  This usually occurs when demons are very old, usually one thousand years or more, when the agony of their existence simply becomes too much to bear.  They seek out a Lord Of Light and willingly accept Eternal Death rather than continue to exist in the manner that they are.
None of these ways of dealing with a Dark One are pleasant for the person doing them, or, The Dark One.  But sometimes the greatest of all kindnesses is to end someone's suffering.  And there is no question that a Dark One suffers.  Sometimes it must endure excruciating pain to feed.  Other times it must betray those it has become fond of to continue its existence.
Bringing an end to a Dark One's existence is never cruelty.  It is the greatest kindness ANYONE can ever do for anything.  It is sometimes hard, but doing what is right is not always easy.

My attempt to start up my art work again has been a total disaster!  We were doing great, even had a portfolio ready to show the galleries, then Linda got jealous and bored and threw one of her "I've got a tummy ache" tantrums, destroying the vibe.
I had to spend $225 for twin beds so she can sleep in the living room, and I can sleep in the bedroom.  Things did not go well.
To add to this, a co-worker threw a piece of ice in my eye, and everybody's mad at me because I told him off.
The Dark Ones seem to be working overtime to make life miserable.