Ms Suzanne
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This makes me very sad.I was praying he would be ok or if they found him dead they would find him quickly.I'm so sorry Noah.
Law enforcement had it pumped out today before removing his body.Good point. No where has it been stated this was a current in-use septic system.
This makes me very sad.I was praying he would be ok or if they found him dead they would find him quickly.I'm so sorry Noah.
Sounds like Noah's uncle doesn't think he fell in.
http://www.roanoke.com/news/local/p...6-441c-5918-b9e1-6043ec810c94.html?mode=story
How old is the baby? A newborn? Toddler?
Law enforcement had it pumped out today before removing his body.
I agree that a parent shouldn't sleep for hours while a 5 year old is left unsupervised - but in this case, if she were fully alert and awake and he went outside to play and she checked on him in 5 minutes, this still could have been the outcome. I'm a firm believer that children his age should be allowed to play in their own yards, with a parent checking, and this may have happened within 3 minutes of him stepping outside to play.
So, LE searching the home 3 times didn't notice an old, dilapidated septic lid or hole or what?
JMO. If my hubby says accidents are rare, I believe him over you. And there is so much bs on so many websites. Maybe the articles are real. You would be surprised what people will do to attract hits, sales, etc. on the web. Didn't mean to argue. Sorry if I offended you.
Yes but you wouldn't have this possible long window of time passing before you realized something was amiss.
I think this could have happened while she was peeing, doing a load of laundry, changing the baby's diaper; if this was an accident and he fell into the septic.
Not sure why the dogs went to the road though. Very unfortunate.
I asked earlier and no one responded. There is a photo of Noah with the baby and he looks a bit younger than now. I would guess the baby is months old not toddler age.How old is the baby? A newborn? Toddler?
The difference is, thought, she'd have noticed he was missing within minutes ...... rather than hours.
Thanks for the news link!
Also I read:'...His mother then went to take a nap with their infant child and awoke around 10:35 to see that Noah was missing..'
So the mom was napping with Noah. She didn't lay down while Noah went to go play in the yard...
Was there any mentioned on the time line was between the mom waking up from her nap- discovering Noah was missing- then calling 911..