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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2015 0:21:20 GMT
(2) 3 year olds, place younger 19 month old sister in oven; locked it and then proceeded to turn it on. www.foxnews.com/us/2015/11/22/two-siblings-lock-1-month-old-sister-in-oven-kill-her/Of course, she died, otherwise we probably wouldn't be reading about it now. Racquel Thompson, left her four kids – all under the age of 5 – home alone while she and a boyfriend got food at Domino's Pizza and filled a prescription at Walgreens, police said. The juveniles are currently placed in the care of a foster home, while charges are pending. I stated in the title, that this is just beyond words, but I've managed to find a few to describe what I know to be true.....the world is becoming more & more evil daily. If this isn't the end times, or the last days before HE returns, I pray that it comes soon. We can't go on much longer like this. Come Lord Jesus....come quickly!!! |
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Post by whereiwant2b on Nov 23, 2015 0:26:46 GMT
Agree.
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Post by Ozarks Tom on Nov 23, 2015 0:32:00 GMT
I hope they throw the book at both of them. Leaving 4 kids under 5 alone?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2015 0:37:56 GMT
I'm only hoping here, and realistically, it's not
likely to happen, but by the time they get out of prison,
(if they should live that long)
that their great-great grandkids won't even know who they are.....
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Post by sawmilljim on Nov 23, 2015 1:09:45 GMT
A short rope a long drop on the court house lawn might just be a deterrent for future generations to encourage better care of ones young !
But yes I would say the US is in for a large shaking or fall. There are just to great of numbers of people calling evil good and good evil for this country to stand much longer . History tells us this, when a country moves away from God he tends to remove his hand of protection from it .
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Post by gapeach on Nov 23, 2015 2:56:34 GMT
OMG....I'm with copperkid3.
Those were babies. You cannot charge babies. The others don't deserve these babies anyway but what kind of life can they have if their backgrounds are revealed to them? This is really tragic and I cannot foresee any kind of future for them unless the files are sealed so that they cannot ever find out what they did.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2015 3:06:05 GMT
Who's going to want to adopt those kids....much less keep them in foster care?
On the other hand, the article did state that their father does want to try and get custody back.
So maybe.... just maybe, that's the best solution to a very bad situation.
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Post by themotherhen on Nov 23, 2015 4:08:16 GMT
When I was 8, we had a very bad snowstorm. I was a the oldest at 8. I had 2 younger sisters, 6 and 3. My Mom left us to go to the store for milk and bread. We all had strep throat. She turned on a cartoon vhs for us. We were all told to stay in the living room and we did. She was gone for 30 minutes. We were fine.
This story is so tragic, and that poor baby. Good Lord.
Who leaves so many babies in the care of a 5 yr old?
I cringe at the suffering of that innocent.
That is not mothering. Not by a long shot.
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Post by blackfeather on Nov 23, 2015 15:29:22 GMT
This is what happens when morals are thrown out the window. Used to be you didn't have children till you were married and if you accidentally got pregnant, it was a shot gun wedding. The family unit was thought to be important and the parents even if they didn't end up getting along stayed together for the sake of the children. The proper raising of children was more important than your immediate happiness. Now it is all about self, and with that, the decline of family. Then a selfish parent with her new boyfriend decide to go out to get pizza, to heck with the kids, they are just in the way. This is not new, my great grand mother, after her husband died, hitched up with another man, left my 8 year old grandfather to watch his younger siblings, while they went to Buffalo for the weekend to blow his paycheck. He was left with potatoes to fix for his brothers and sisters. She had 12 children, only 6 survived. (On my fathers side at the same time one of our family members had 13 children 12 survived.) My great grandmother was no mother. She'd steal anything not nailed down. The one thing that saved my grandfather was that he was farmed out. A childless couple took him in at his mother's request, he did chores and he got his room and board. They brought him up and made him a fine man. I've heard people called low class, but it isn't about how much you earn but the kind of morals that you have that determine the class of person you are. It is obvious this woman in the article was low class.
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Post by woolieface on Nov 23, 2015 17:55:33 GMT
That's Horrifying. I assume children so young didn't have any concept of what they were doing, so it's a tragedy for them too when they grow up enough to know what they really did. Those parents destroyed all their kids lives.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2015 18:09:27 GMT
That's Horrifying. I assume children so young didn't have any concept of what they were doing, so it's a tragedy for them too when they grow up enough to know what they really did. Those parents destroyed all their kids lives. And therein lies the frightening dilema that we're faced with. The amount of daily violence that is shown and displayed on the tellie, as well as the infinite number of video games immersed in blood and gore, makes me hesitant to actually think that in some small way, they likely did know or possibly felt that it 'wasn't real'....and once the "game" was over, baby sis would emerge from the oven completely unscathed & everyone would be fine with eating left over pizza again. |
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Post by woolieface on Nov 23, 2015 21:54:52 GMT
That's Horrifying. I assume children so young didn't have any concept of what they were doing, so it's a tragedy for them too when they grow up enough to know what they really did. Those parents destroyed all their kids lives. And therein lies the frightening dilema that we're faced with. The amount of daily violence that is shown and displayed on the tellie, as well as the infinite number of video games immersed in blood and gore, makes me hesitant to actually think that in some small way, they likely did know or possibly felt that it 'wasn't real'....and once the "game" was over, baby sis would emerge from the oven completely unscathed & everyone would be fine with eating left over pizza again. I also wondered for a moment if people are just actually raising up a nation of little monsters these days. The idea that kids can and will murder, knowing that they are doing so, makes it that much more disturbing. I though of this.. "This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come.
For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,
Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good," - 2Ti 3:1-3 |
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Post by Tricky Grama on Nov 23, 2015 23:20:12 GMT
Beyond horrendous. They learn violence somewhere...
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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2015 23:37:17 GMT
They had to learn it somewhere....but
I highly doubt that one of their birthday gifts was an Easy-Bake Oven.
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Post by gapeach on Nov 24, 2015 0:16:05 GMT
Who's going to want to adopt those kids....much less keep them in foster care? On the other hand, the article did state that their father does want to try and get custody back. So maybe.... just maybe, that's the best solution to a very bad situation. If the father is decent it would probably be best to let him have them but I still feel that the records should be sealed. Those kids don't have much of a chance of growing up with a normal life if this is known to them. Families can keep secrets for generations. I have seen many instances of that in my life. |
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