Found Deceased TX - Maliyah 'Tootie' Bass, 2, Houston, 22 Aug 2020 *arrests*

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So the boyfriend taught Maliyah how to find her way home "In case something ever happened?" How would that even work? Take a look at the area:
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A row of 4 identical apartment buildings. Whether or not either person is involved it bothers me that the boyfriend said he taught a little 2 year old the alphabet, numbers, and where her home was in case something happened. Combined with his comment about Maliyah's mother going in to make him and Maliyah something to eat smacks of a controlling personality. To me.

To be clear what I mean is that he didn't say they were working on these things but rather that he had taught them to her. I know there's a subtle difference but it's what I picked up on. IMO teaching a toddler is an ongoing, unending process. I'd like to know what else the boyfriend was teaching her. Potty training comes to mind. All MOO and pure speculation.
The home would be we’re the supposed blankets and boards are. SMH. IMO
 
I think they are referring to Tim Miller in the back right, not the moms bf
Oh! My apologies, I misread the comments. Now I'll have to go back and see what you all are seeing.

ETA: went back and watched (with the sound off, on purpose) and yes, I see what you're all seeing: disgust.
 
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Since Qx says he won't represent them, is he a lawyer. Isn't his behaviour unethical to share what they discussed with him.
Nah, he isn't a lawyer. He represents people in the sense that he does the speaking on their behalf and probably gives them some advice. He is probably someone they could trust in their community. This is some sort of PR type of job, I think what he does on that department is a good thing and has helped several victims and their families. So, when someone like QX comes out and implies they're not telling the true, that their house is not in good shape and refuses to advocate for them, that sends a pretty clear message to that community. And their neighbors were already not buying their story and demanding answers so, if I was them I wouldn't be staying there anymore. Everyone around them seems to be very angry.
 
Usually there is a few people that would say she or he would never but it's all been negative. There must be some previous indication of neglect or abuse. Moo

I do believe they are/were on something.

Also aren't there restrictions where a RSO can live? I would think a playground is one.
One of the top checklist items in a missing/abducted child case is the immediate shake-down of all RSOs in a certain radius. I guess it's fine as far as it goes, but that relies on RSOs to truthfully report their current address and employer info. And a lot of them don't. Or are at least smart enough to offend somewhere far from home/work.
 
The death of this child has nothing to do with unknown assailants or shadowy offenders living in the area. It has nothing to do with the virus: families undergoing extreme stress regarding lack of work, lack of money, fear of the future.

It has everything to do with the lack of responsibility for those in the role of caregivers who have priorities that don't involve their children.

It's not easy being a parent. Parental responsibility doesn't come with a user guide. It's supposed to be based on the fundamental idea that we care for those that cannot care for themselves. We don't send 3 year olds to the store to buy milk. We don't expect a four year old to be able to look after a 10 month old baby. And we don't expect a two year old to find their way home from a park.

I feel so sad for this little girl who never had a chance for life. I'd rather see a little girl in a dirty outfit and a runny nose who has parents who kiss a boo or make sure that the monster under the bed has been banished than someone who cares more about appearances than providing security and safety to their children.

I want to be wrong about my suspicions because to be right mean we have terrible gaps in the security blanket we should be providing for all of our children.
 
I’m so confused. I remember that it was reported that Maliyah was last seen at the park and what she was wearing. Did anyone other than the mother see Maliyah or is that the mother’s reported last sighting?

I can add an article link if needed.
 
I’m so confused. I remember that it was reported that Maliyah was last seen at the park and what she was wearing. Did anyone other than the mother see Maliyah or is that the mother’s reported last sighting?

I can add an article link if needed.
There has not been one neighbour etc. that reported seeing her at the park. Nothing in the media that is. I would think we would have heard such by now. By all accounts the neighbours are angry and don't believe them.
 
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There has not been one neighbour etc. that reported seeing her at the park. Nothing in the media that is. I would think we would have heard such by now. By all accounts the neighbours are angry and don't believe them.
Yes I saw the neighbors on the news; they were very angry and clearly cared about the welfare of the child. Heartbreaking.
 
The death of this child has nothing to do with unknown assailants or shadowy offenders living in the area. It has nothing to do with the virus: families undergoing extreme stress regarding lack of work, lack of money, fear of the future.

It has everything to do with the lack of responsibility for those in the role of caregivers who have priorities that don't involve their children.

It's not easy being a parent. Parental responsibility doesn't come with a user guide. It's supposed to be based on the fundamental idea that we care for those that cannot care for themselves. We don't send 3 year olds to the store to buy milk. We don't expect a four year old to be able to look after a 10 month old baby. And we don't expect a two year old to find their way home from a park.

I feel so sad for this little girl who never had a chance for life. I'd rather see a little girl in a dirty outfit and a runny nose who has parents who kiss a boo or make sure that the monster under the bed has been banished than someone who cares more about appearances than providing security and safety to their children.

I want to be wrong about my suspicions because to be right mean we have terrible gaps in the security blanket we should be providing for all of our children.
The sad, sad reality is that society does not have the infrastructure to support many of these sad child endangerment cases, and the children suffer the consequences. If family doesn't step in, the situation will often result in grievous injury, neglect, or death.

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