Sure isn't much online for it as of yet
Arizona girl, 2, left in car by father on 109-degree day and is found dead #2
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A judge will sentence him on Nov. 21.
Ariz. father pleads guilty to murder in daughter's hot car death
Ariz. father pleads guilty to murder in daughter's hot car death
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It makes me very very worried that he is going to get a softball sentence.
He will get between 20 and 30 years. No softballs here! I would have been fine with him getting LWOP, but even 20 years is no joke. And it will be a flat sentence, so no early release or good time. Even if he gets the minimum, he will not get out until late 2045! That’s a looong time. And his kids will be grown.
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Not surprised. I am going to guess that they were never really going to go to trial. He waited until almost last day. But the jury has not been seated.
I won't be upset if the judge goes light on the sentence. Any time is better than none. I wonder if his marriage is falling apart, and there is a lack of financial support.
I won't be upset if the judge goes light on the sentence. Any time is better than none. I wonder if his marriage is falling apart, and there is a lack of financial support.
2050 is a nice round figure.
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Financial issues could be a significant factor. There are a lot of expenses that EC has to bear, including a lot of childcare.
Taking on something like $100,000 - $200,000 legal fees only to possibly reduce his sentence by a bit may not make financial sense.
She may received advice from her employer that they were getting complaints from people who refused to use her as their anesthesiologist, and her employer was finding she was not useful, threatening her job.
There could have increasing questions about her liability and possible charges if CS continued to fight the charges.
She may also realize he is always going to be a problem in their lives.
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Such a needless death. Just out of sheer laziness. Geez, pick up your sleeping kid.
Agreed! Although 2055 is even better
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>>She may received advice from her employer that they were getting complaints from people who refused to use her as their anesthesiologist, and her employer was finding she was not useful, threatening her job.<<
I wouldn't want MY life in her hands under anesthesia. She has, in my opinion, a criminal disregard for the lives and wellbeing of her own tiny dependent children. How can she be counted on to not have disregard for any human being? I wouldn't trust the life of my pet cactus with her, would you?
>>She may also realize he is always going to be a problem in their lives.<<
Frankly, SHE is the biggest problem in "their" lives. She could have done something sbout this long long ago. She's known since way back in the days of his (and her's) disregard for the life of her stepdaughter, Chris's first child. She defended him. Over and over. It makes me wonder about their coming together story. I hope his ex wife speaks up after he"s locked in his cage.
Then she did nothing more than whine at him for his deadly addictions and habits that endangered her daughter's lives over and over and over again. She never stepped in to protect her children. Thats abusive. She should be charged.
She showed signs of being deeply codependent and enabling at the same time. Her petting him while he's being arrested so shortly after roasting her daughter to death was nauseating and showed that he's just another child to her, a man baby with homicidal disregard for anyone but himself. She should be screened for addictions herself. And she shouldn't have people under anesthesia under any circumstances, at least not until she's been screened and had treatment herself and shows some degree of fitness.
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>>She may received advice from her employer that they were getting complaints from people who refused to use her as their anesthesiologist, and her employer was finding she was not useful, threatening her job.<<
I wouldn't want MY life in her hands under anesthesia. She has, in my opinion, a criminal disregard for the lives and wellbeing of her own tiny dependent children. How can she be counted on to not have disregard for any human being? I wouldn't trust the life of my pet cactus with her, would you?
>>She may also realize he is always going to be a problem in their lives.<<
Frankly, SHE is the biggest problem in "their" lives. She could have done something sbout this long long ago. She's known since way back in the days of his (and her's) disregard for the life of her stepdaughter, Chris's first child. She defended him. Over and over. It makes me wonder about their coming together story. I hope his ex wife speaks up after he"s locked in his cage.
Then she did nothing more than whine at him for his deadly addictions and habits that endangered her daughter's lives over and over and over again. She never stepped in to protect her children. Thats abusive. She should be charged.
She showed signs of being deeply codependent and enabling at the same time. Her petting him while he's being arrested so shortly after roasting her daughter to death was nauseating and showed that he's just another child to her, a man baby with homicidal disregard for anyone but himself. She should be screened for addictions herself. And she shouldn't have people under anesthesia under any circumstances, at least not until she's been screened and had treatment herself and shows some degree of fitness.
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At least his accomplice wasn't with him, rubbing his back and arms and telling him it was okay, huh?
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I am trying to figure out why he is not in jail tonight. This is not a federal court plea deal, where you schedule to go to federal prison.
This is state charges, he pled guilty to 2nd degree murder, with a child abuse and domestic violence enhancement. Why didn't he leave in cuffs, directly to jail?
I can't remember ANY state criminal charges where someone pleads guilty, to 2nd degree murder!!! . And then just goes home. WTH?!
Agree 100%. Things could go terribly sideways here, thinking of those two little innocents.
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