AutumnFalls
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I hope so. The more I learn about this case, the more sick I feel.
wonder about the dynamic/relationship between the 31 year old and the 52 year old. Was he controlling, or maybe in some sort of "supervisory" capacity.
Had to find out if cerebral palsy can develop after birth and turns out it can, in very early infancy and very infrequently - but could have been caused by the abuse - cutting off air supply to brain, etc.
Had to find out if cerebral palsy can develop after birth and turns out it can, in very early infancy and very infrequently - but could have been caused by the abuse - cutting off air supply to brain, etc.
That does not mean it did not happen."In addition, the Crown has withdrawn charges of sexual assault and sexual interference laid against the father, stating there was no evidence of injuries consistent with a sexual assault."
Good. That was too much to bear.
I really loathe when anyone tries to play the MH "sympathy/excuse" card. Diagnosed as bipolar, undergoing ECT and growing up in foster care is not a defenserbbm
''A father who repeatedly assaulted his young baby, could be sent to prison for seven years if a judge accepts the recommendation of his lawyer and the Crown prosecutor.![]()
Father pleads guilty to assault of baby girl
Delon Shurtz - LETHBRIDGE HERALD - [email protected] A father who repeatedly assaulted his young baby, could be sent to prison for seven yearslethbridgeherald.com
The father, who can’t be named to protect the identity of the baby girl, pleaded guilty Friday in Lethbridge court of justice to charges of aggravated assault and failure to provide the necessaries of life.
If not for the guilty plea, which is considered a sign of remorse, the father could have faced, after a trial, 10-12 years in a federal penitentiary, Crown Prosecutor Suzanne Kendall told the judge.
“By taking into account the early guilty plea and (the father’s) expression of remorse and his background, that was how we came to a sentence today of seven years incarceration,” Kendall said.''''
''The father told police during an interview he would become frustrated with the baby, and on one occasion while sitting on the edge of the bed while trying to soothe the baby, he dropped the baby on the mattress and said, “I’m f—-king out of here.” At times he would bounce the baby on the couch and say he was playing basketball.''
''Shurtz told court the father was raised in 19 foster homes beginning when he was five years old when he was taken from his home because his parents were not competent caregivers. He said the man was physically abused growing up and suffers from dementia and bipolar disorder and other ailments.
“He indicates he went through electroshock therapy at the Lethbridge hospital 10 or 12 years ago, and has suffered with the effects of that throughout his life.”
Justice Kristen Ailsby has reserved her decision until Aug. 4.''
*January article: I’m not familiar with Canada’s arrest records or geography. I think @dotr or @Niner might be able to help if anyone can.
We have arrest date of Jan 18, 2023 but a charge date of Jan 20.
See I don’t even know what lethbridge is. Is it like a county agency?
or do we look for Alberta records? I’m lost…
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Lethbridge mother enters guilty plea in six-week-old infant assault case
A Lethbridge mother has pleaded guilty to failing to provide the necessaries of life to her six-week-old daughter.calgary.ctvnews.ca