There is zero evidence that this was not an accident.
If there was zero evidence, LE would not have undertaken another look into Maxie's death imo. They have not yet provided us with their conclusions.
There is zero evidence that this was not an accident.
What has led you to believe that RN placed herself ahead of the welfare of the child?
If you don't know the answer to the previous question, then how can you be so certain that the outcome was preventable?
TIA
What leads you to believe that RN wasn't supervising the child?
Was Maxie a special needs child in need of constant surveillance?
TIA
The law requires ALL children require constant supervision. <modsnip>. He is a victim imo.
Yes he is, a victim of a tragic accident. imoThe law requires ALL children require constant supervision. <modsnip>. He is a victim imo.
@ MyBelle
If I follow your theory correctly, you believe that Maxies injuries were due to RNs negligence. And, RNs guilt about her negligence led her to commit suicide.
One could also argue that IF Maxies injuries were due to RNs negligence then a simple theory for RNs death could also be that someone held her responsible and made RN pay for her negligence.
It may not have been premeditated but it could have arisen out of sheer, uncontrollable rage - a very understandable emotion based on the very permanent and unexpected death of a young child.
Its horribly sad any way you look at these cases!
BBM
Thank you for that piece of information, however, it really makes it even cloudier for me. If they knew he was brain dead on Monday why wait a week? The longer the body stays on life support, the harder it is on the organs.....they deteriorate. The list of people who needed organs was already in place, they would have known immediately after testing MS who was compatible and who wasn't......why the long wait?
To recap:
MS falls 7/11/11, found without pulse, not breathing. (Brain death due to hypoxia and not trauma?)
JS and DS issue joint statement 7/18/11 stating he died.
I suppose they could have simply waited to issue the statement about his death and I am just reading too much into it, but all the parts do not fit together properly IMO.
I bet you are right however, DS would have made sure RN never got close to him again had he survived in any capacity.
I agree, it's been a sad case. I'm not so sure it was RN's guilt about Maxie's injuries that led to her suicide. I think it is entirely possible that it was JS blaming her for his injuries that led to her suicide. I don't see the man wanting to continue his relationship with her after the incident. I do see him telling her to clear out of his life. No murder needed to accomplish that.
JMO
The following is a much repeated bit of info that is nearly fact:
MS was known to all close to him to be brain dead on Monday, the day of his fall. The official death was delayed due to the generous decision of his grieving parents to donate his organs. [There may, of course, have been additional reasons for the delay.] Three very lucky children benefited.
That being said, I'm having a hard time believing this was suicide based on what little we know.
If, by some miracle, MS had survived, I would strongly bet that DS would do everything in her power to make sure that MS was never again in the care of RN, regardless of fault.
We haven't seen any evidence that JS blamed RN for Maxie's injuries.
Without knowing the details of what happened to MS, it's difficult at this point to make that leap to JS' possible decisions.
What are your feelings about DS and her possibly snapping?
Please provide a link to this "fact." Doctors certainly were unable to determine brain life or death quickly in Rep. Gabby Giffords brain trauma. They had to perform procedures to relieve tissue swelling and then had to wait to determine the extent and prognosis. IMO, similar procedures and the need to wait patiently was what transpired with Maxie.
I know of several cases where children have darted into the road and been injured. Parent was asleep in one incident and not even home in the other. And, yes, they were prosecuted. Accidents are still investigated and decisions are made whether it was an accident. We have not been told the conclusion of the investigation into Maxie's death.
Early reports all stated MS was found not breathing and without a pulse. RN was said to have been administering CPR while GS phoned 911.
Monday evening online postings by close relations stated MS, "brain dead", prayers.
IMO, the doctors did not diagnose brain death immediately. I have no idea who close relations might be and it really isn't proof what was really going on.
@ MyBelle
What is the protocol on unsealing the recordings of the 911 calls to the public? TIA
The MRI performed on Wed afternoon was probably for final proof - sadly.