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yes, thisYes, she lived with them for 4 years until she tried to take her life. Child Protective Services removed her from the home.
Crazy, CS fought for custody then proceeded to behave in his usual manner and stuck her in the car for hours on end. It makes me ask if he fought for custody in order to dodge child support.
MOO
Yes, she lived with them for 4 years until she tried to take her life. Child Protective Services removed her from the home.
Crazy, CS fought for custody then proceeded to behave in his usual manner and stuck her in the car for hours on end. It makes me ask if he fought for custody in order to dodge child support.
MOO
summary of the interview w Parker's half sister:
She is 16 and unnamed in the article.
She never met her father until she was five. at that point a bitter custody battle was waged over her. Eventually CS won full custody and she lived with him and ES for four years. She has diabetes and describes that he was in the habit of her sitting in the car,, sometimes for hours at a time since age seven. Once she was in the car for 4 to 5 hours and kept having to restart it herself. She claims that day she had only eaten once, much earlier in the day, which is not good for someone suffering from diabetes.
She never wanted to live with him, eventually depression caused her to attempt to end her life. After that incident CPS finally removed her from CS and ES home. She was then returned to her mom's custody but mom then subsequently died after a battle with cancer. She now resides with an unnamed good friend of her mother's.
She says she is only shocked that a child hasn't died in a car sooner under his care.
her interview establishes that this has been a long standing practice for CS to leave small children unattended in a car.
It's one thing to be watching TV while babysitting the kids. You can still hear them and see them, go looking for them during commercials.This man didn't bond with his children nor did he enjoy being a dad, did he. Psychologically I wonder what's wrong and why his current wife accepts it. Did she ever have a healthy relationship to see what it's actually supposed to be like?
I am assuming they were looking for any sort of explanation as to how a grown SAHD "forgets" his toddler in the driveway for that long.So, I don't know what to think about LEO taking the drink off of the table. Was CS tested for being past the legal limit? He was at his own home.
How many people have a beer or glass of wine while taking care of their kids? If the child dies, do you get charged with...not sure, drinking while at home with kids?
if you're intoxicated in the middle of the day and leave your baby in the car for four hours when it's 109 degrees out....yes, this will be used as evidence against the baby's death being ruled an accident.So, I don't know what to think about LEO taking the drink off of the table. Was CS tested for being past the legal limit? He was at his own home.
How many people have a beer or glass of wine while taking care of their kids? If the child dies, do you get charged with...not sure, drinking while at home with kids?
Agree. But ES knew who he was and kept having kids and leaving them in his care "hardly seeing them" by her own account. She is a doctor and knew of his treatment of a T1 child in THEIR HOME. He likely got her mom to pay HIM support. That poor lady recently passed, no wonder the teen did not return to live with her surviving parent. Smh, it just gets worse and worse.WHAT? Her account of his treatment of her is terrible. Juvenile Type 1 diabetes is nothing to mess with or treat casually by neglecting it.
If this is true- WOW.
Yes, she lived with him and his doctor wife who knew how he was treating his T1 young daughter.Wow, is right. Did she live with CS and his current wife? Seriously, I wonder if he had "Xanny the Nanny" for his toddler. That is why I am hoping that there is a full blood screen done.
This is a murder investigation. It is entirely appropriate to drug and alcohol test the arrestee.So, I don't know what to think about LEO taking the drink off of the table. Was CS tested for being past the legal limit? He was at his own home.
How many people have a beer or glass of wine while taking care of their kids? If the child dies, do you get charged with...not sure, drinking while at home with kids?
I have a feeling that I wouldn't want this woman checking out my groceries at the store, let alone giving me anesthesia!Agree. But ES knew who he was and kept having kids and leaving them in his care "hardly seeing them" by her own account. She is a doctor and knew of his treatment of a T1 child in THEIR HOME. He likely got her mom to pay HIM support. That poor lady recently passed, no wonder the teen did not return to live with her surviving parent. Smh, it just gets worse and worse.
I’m sorry, and maybe the mom could be considered a victim, but if she knew that he used the car as a babysitter IMO she could be considered complicit in Parker’s death or, at the very least, child neglect and/or endangerment.Agree, that is due to the mom though. She was the one who advocated for him to be back in the home.
I wonder why she “didn’t meet him until she was five”? Did her mom have concerns about his fitness as a parent?summary of the interview w Parker's half sister:
She is 16 and unnamed in the article.
She never met her father until she was five. at that point a bitter custody battle was waged over her. Eventually CS won full custody and she lived with him and ES for four years. She has diabetes and describes that he was in the habit of her sitting in the car,, sometimes for hours at a time since age seven. Once she was in the car for 4 to 5 hours and kept having to restart it herself. She claims that day she had only eaten once, much earlier in the day, which is not good for someone suffering from diabetes.
She never wanted to live with him, eventually depression caused her to attempt to end her life. After that incident CPS finally removed her from CS and ES home. She was then returned to her mom's custody but mom then subsequently died after a battle with cancer. She now resides with an unnamed best friend's mother.
She says she is only shocked that a child hasn't died in a car sooner under his care.
her interview establishes that this has been a long standing practice for CS to leave small children unattended in a car.
Edited to correct an item (thanks for catching @al66pine)
I hope LE has been recording ALL interactions with the girls because I am afraid that he (and maybe even mom) will do his best to get them to change what they have said so far. IMO, he is narcissistic and only cares about what happens to HIM and could care less how all of this affects his kids or anyone else.It's one thing to be watching TV while babysitting the kids. You can still hear them and see them, go looking for them during commercials.
It's another entirely to be completely absorbed for what must be hours in VR headset. No way are you actually caretaking those little children. LE needs to carefully get statements from the surviving children about what exactly he was doing, how often he behaved like this, and what they did or didn't do around him during these times.
The house could go on fire and a fire alarm might not even be loud enough to distract him. He wouldn't be able to hear screams of a child falling into a pool, or even a car alarm.
Absolute intentional negligence. He needs to go to prison, if these facts are true.
He should NEVER be in charge of children again and I am shocked that CPS hasn't stepped in to remove him from the home.
Now that it appears that dad was using the car as a babysitter nearly as far back as a decade ago I 100% agree with you. His behavior wasn’t recent and it wasn’t isolated, he’s been doing it for years and his wife chose to simply tell him to stop. Yet he kept doing it and she knew.I’m sorry, and maybe the mom could be considered a victim, but if she knew that he used the car as a babysitter IMO she could be considered complicit in Parker’s death or, at the very least, child neglect and/or endangerment.
Sorry, but if my husband did this he’d be rotting in jail and I’d be helping to make sure he stayed there and never had access to my children again! It would be different if this was a true case of “forgotten child”, but this case appears to be far from this.
My heart goes out to the children, but I’m sorry I have ZERO sympathy for mom - especially since her pleas to have him released could pose further risk to the girls - physically and or psychologically.