kimi_SFC
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Here is the link (I was about to post the image myself, but Knox was on it! :tyou: Knox!)
http://pic.twitter.com/1shaHsa83H
BBM....Are we talking about a six yr old?
Listen, I would never let my baby run around for hours unsupervised at that age. And I do have a problem with not knowing where your kid is for over 24 hours. But millions if people do let their kids play outside unattended and this kind of occurrence remains super, super rare. And, apparently, the MHP was gated and the family felt secure that they knew everyone.
Finally, this kind if horror can happen to families who don't typically allow their babies to roam
unsupervised. We have seen so many cases of kids being allowed to walk to school and being taken, or being snatched from their front yards (Anthony Martinez, Samantha Runnion, etc.), or even from their beds.
Parents have to weigh and balance the known risk, which is tiny, with their beliefs about what childhood should be.
I dont. Second degree simply means he didn't plan it. Probably panicked and suddenly killed her.
From the age of 3? I am sorry, but this went wayyyyy beyond a "little more supervision." I've been rereading some of the MSM articles, and peoples' earlier Websleuths posts on this case, and feeling sicker and sicker -- this poor little girl. Good Lord.
JMO.
Random question- what does MSM mean?
You're right. If not for the rules, I think I would've stated a lot more about my feelings about the dad in this case that would've been quite hurtful and unfair.
Yeah I mean it's a sensitive topic for me, I will admit. It hits home. And I get a little ragey when I hear of tiers being victimized, especially children.
If it isn't relevant to discuss now, when is it? We've all given our condolences, we all want justice, but don't we all also want to try to prevent victimization going forward?
Yes. And educating people on it is crucial to that goal.
Just like in the JH threads, people discussed suicide and depression. And JH mom encouraged people to openly discuss it at the celebration of life/vigil to help prevent it from happening to others.
Anyway, IMO and all of that. Not trying to be argumentative. Just help, that's all. Sorry if it hurt anyone- was not my intent.
YES!!! I knew they would get this perp. Now, the question is, were there others.
We got the best on this case.
KS-
I wasn't addressing any particular post. Nor was I addressing people who were discussing how to prevent victimization. It was commentary on parenting styles and the arguments about the denotative and connotative definitions of rape for posts and posts that I was voicing my frustration with. The thread seemed to be losing its focus and was becoming a grammar battle of sorts. People sharing their experience is never something I'd criticize. People need to process in their own ways and we learn from what happens to others.
-necco
I know now, the FBI has their yellow tape....many people outside watching. They are suited up...and impounding at least one car. People SHOCKED.
I can't help but wonder if there were other perps...
Or if there are other victims .......
:waitsec:
People shocked at the arrest or shocked at the car being hauled off? tia
IMO, YES! Even a 6 year old needs to be taught independence and problem solving. Maybe not to the degree this family did, but yes, in general.
At 6, my son could nuke a pizza in the microwave if he was hunger. He knew how to make microwave popcorn. These where things I taught him BECAUSE I wanted him to be independent.
That being said, he also knew NOT to leave the house without letting me know where he was going, even though his dad lived 5 houses down the street, on a street his dad grew up on.
No. I wasn't clear in my question, sorry. Who was the neighbor boy who called 911 originally to report Jenise missing on Sunday night?? The report was a kid made the call and then handed the phone to Jenise's father.
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