Acorunadepor
''There is fire where you are going."
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MOO, mother may have a medical or developmental reason for why the child was in someone else’s care, why she believes others may criticize her ability to parent, and why she may seem confused or use awkward speech. I would ask others to be less quick to condemn a parent as lazy or absent simply because they seek help and assistance with it from other adults in their life.
Yes and this would also would become clear during an investigation, you would assume. The problem with this case so far is, we only hear the story from the side of the mother. The babysitter and stepfather are only mentioned through police statements or assumptions done by media outlets.
I am thinking there are a few steps missing. If the stepfather asked whether the child is ok, he is assuming he is in the care of the mother. So he knows of him being dropped off by the babysitter. If the mother than informs him, of the fact that the boy is not with her, means that neither the babysitter nor the stepfather had contact with the mother surrounding that time. I find that hard to believe. So no text: "Sitter is dropping him", no text back: "He is not here". Etcetera...
Because that means the babysitter kept everything to herself during that time. That could lead someone to believe that the stepfather also didn't know where the boy was because he had no contact with the babysitter.