Post a commentThe father may not have personally abused her, but he did nothing to protect her. Those stepsons must be part of this murder. Terrible that no one could rescue this poor child.
magistra...blame a dead man...who got the death penalty without ever being put on trial...now that is justice isn't it...
I understand that the father worked day and night...he was a chauffeur...
I say...if he was innocent...his family...should sue the lawyer who defamed him...
I say...the father is innocent...it was someone else who harmed the girl...
I don't know why the girl was not protected...since she was in school everyday...and her injuries were no secret...there is a lot of blame to go around...
magistra...blame a dead man...who got the death penalty without ever being put on trial...now that is justice isn't it...
I understand that the father worked day and night...he was a chauffeur...
I say...if he was innocent...his family...should sue the lawyer who defamed him...
I say...the father is innocent...it was someone else who harmed the girl...
I don't know why the girl was not protected...since she was in school everyday...and her injuries were no secret...there is a lot of blame to go around...
DITB - I agree that the father was executed in jail. You don't think he did that to himself all by himself. I am not blaming him as the direct killer but he was her father and he put her into that home with someone who was a monster. He exposed her to two teenaged boys who were not her true brothers and could have used her as a punching bag and who knows what else. How many of these children so far have we seen murdered by girlfriends, boyfriends, and other spouses? Nobody wanted this child. You cannot blame the school because it was the teachers and nurses who alerted the authorities about her injuries. They followed the right procedures. A school nurse cannot conduct a full body exam. That is up to the doctor, who in this case was guilty of malpractice. Yes, there is a lot of blame to go around. I just wish people were smarter about the people they entrust with the care for their kids. And there is still the mystery of her head wound that was so well hidden. Did the dad know about that at all? Was there no communication between him and his child for goodness sake? Too bad he was silenced.
Well, you say...you worked for the district...but the spin I am hearing troubles me...the girl is dead...and the district had the girl in their arms...almost as much as the parents...step-parent...
The district...you know the district...is not Ford Motor Company...and run like the "city"...City Hall...wasteful and corrupt...
I blame the principals and administrators for being feckless and stupid and not alerting the authorities loudly enough...I don't accept the spin...
It reminds me of the Dutch...or Poles..."we saved a lot of our Jews in World War II..."
Oh, yeah?
Not quite...the girl is still dead...
I speak....in thoughts...cannot....make complete....sentences....
Is down in the basement William Shatner, Priceline negotiator?
Well...you know...berniefranco...the feckless...the Dutch...the spin...the Poles...Ford Motor Company...
Are you seriously trying to say that this guy is innocent? Even if someone else did this, do you know the extent of the abuse this poor girl endured? There is no way an adult who is not mentally handicapped could have missed someone doing this. So whether he dealt the final blow or watched it go on, he failed her.
Reaal nice logic, Down. It's not the father's fault. It's everyone else's. What honorable parent among us would not defend their child to the death against animals as evil as this? Who would trust the "city" and "administrators"? Yes, they and the doctor were also at fault, but if he did the job God asks all of us to do, we wouldn't be talking about this. He was guilty, pronounced his own sentence and carried out his execution.
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