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They can't ban substances that may trigger a rare reaction in someone with a unique genetic sensitivity....The carpet studies were contraintuitive...They found the same increase in Kawasaki's in carpets washed with water. I recently developed a rash on Augmentin...I would not want to ban...

Carpet didn't kill this kid...you would save more people banning French Fries. Nor should we ban Prozac or Neurontin or Ritalin as these drugs save and improve many more lives than they take. Yes, these drugs don't work perfectly in every person...neither does penicillin, but would you rather...

http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/2009/01/what-killed-jet.html

I'm pretty sure whatever sort of winch or crane that was used to lower that concrete would be able to lift it up again!

Probably to prevent grave robbers given the notoriety of the case.

I'm finding irony in the epitaths for both...Purity for the child who was defiled...Faithfulness for the one who stuck to her story.

Dad was just convicted of a drug offense in February.

Finally! :clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:

Dad's got a rap sheet for drugs...latest conviction in Feb....see end of article: http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5hb-VFoUeYKIJdSPEqW5Jrm5Jc0owD95DJDUO0

The mom called at 1-2 pm, and the cops weren't notified for 5-6 hours later....Wonder if the mom knew they were out in the cold or if there was a cover story...If she knew, she has some moral responsibility for not notifying police right away.

The timeline is particularly damning: http://www.mtexpress.com/vu_breaking_story.php?bid=6467 They fixed the truck in a short time but did not go back to look for the children...just left them there...

If some of these shots were at close range, why wan't this kid covered in blood?...the only description in the police reports was one spot on his pants.

Ballistic report is not due back until January...can't assume it was the same gun...Fact not in evidence.