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Sick of it. I don't understand why being absent-minded, scatterbrained or preoccupied absolves you of your number one responsibility in life. Just because you feel bad about it afterwards doesn't mean the law doesn't apply to you. The judicial system still needs to do its job and not rely...

I'm shocked by the number of guys who can drive around blissfully unaware that there is a dead baby in their car. There's the Seitz case you mentioned above AND the Wade Naramore case just recently in Arkansas. Perhaps it isn't the red flag it seems like it would be. All I can think is that...

Here's something else a little odd....According to this article, Naramore called 911 at approximately 3:10 PM and told police Thomas had been in the car for about 5 hours...

I believe he actually says "HE stayed too long," which is an absolutely bizarre thing to say as it makes it sound voluntary on the part of the child. My hearing isn't so good, though, and the 911 operator is talking over him, so Idk. Maybe he says "I stayed too long." Either way it's a...

Could be. I can see the court not wanting to hear any cases on Fridays.

I think it was also mentioned earlier that 6 days after his son's death, Wade Naramore appears to have filed a lawsuit against his stepmother and a life insurance company. So maybe there WAS something especially pre-occupying about his father's death. But the lawsuit was dismissed with...

It has been discussed, I think back around post #124 in this thread. His father died well over a month before the incident. Even if they were very close, I would think things would be starting to get back to normal for the judge and he would be starting to be able to focus on his own parental...

If they were "saying their morning prayers" in the car, then obviously Thomas was awake. How did dad forget about him? I wonder if they got out of the car or drove through for breakfast. My job is stressful too, but I wish it were the type of stressful where I could leave the house at 8:15...

I don't understand it either, but he's not the first. I hope none of these guys ever try to complain about the smell of their wives' perfume or cooking! I'm not trying to make light of this horrible situation but obviously these guys either CAN'T smell or they expect everyone to BELIEVE that...

I tend to believe this scenario although since he is a judge his private life will be protected and those of us who are interested in what causes a supposedly devoted father to forget he is a parent and leave his baby to die an agonizing death will be branded as monstrous, unfeeling, nosy...

Amazing...another dad who stopped for breakfast with his child, went to work, and then drove around with the deceased child in the car. This guy drove all over the place! I don't understand how you don't smell or "sense" something. I think if someone hid a dead rat in my backseat I would...

The primary excuse locals have offered for the judge is that he was disoriented with grief over the death of his father several weeks prior. Wondering how he wasn't just as disoriented after the death of his son. Looks like he was able to get on with "business as usual" within days.

Absolutely. Everything has to go through the district spokesperson. Student iinformation is confidential.

Oh my goodness, the kids at my son's school love their SRO! Particularly the girls...if he catches the boys being sexist or disrespectful he gives them an earful. And he does not tolerate any racial slurs or derogatory nicknames being thrown around either, even in jest, as the kids tend to do...

They should both be ashamed of themselves, IMO. She was looking for a confrontation and he was more than ready to throw his weight around. A perfect storm.

Ok, but if she truly put her phone away after one peek I would think she would have more of an "oh $hit!" reaction when then SRO walks in. My son would have wet his pants!

Interesting that they all chose to use their phones to film and not one chose to text a parent saying "I'm scared." Says something disturbing about our passively voyeuristic society. :(

I would think that most kids who had attended any school at all would be aware that teachers can get varying degrees of pissy if you are using your cell phone in their class. Most kids will have an "oh $hit" reaction when called out for it. If not at that point, at least when the principal is...

I tend to agree. The principal at my son's school was shot and the vice principal KILLED by a student she had suspended in the days prior. With all the school shootings going on, we need to be wary of students who are unwilling to comply with simple rules and requests. It is one of those...

Fair enough, I could have been clearer in explaining how I would've gone about it. :). I can see all sides of this.