Child found on US 80.... unreal...

[Guest]

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There is a special place in hell for women like this

 

[DesertPirate]

I hope they don't let her out!

 

[R. Richard]

What scum!

 

[Selena_Kitt]

OMG.

My baby's dead and she leaves hers alone to wander into traffic.

Great. So much for justice in the world.

 

[OhMissScarlett]

Clearly, being raised by dogs would be better sometimes.

 

[Submissioness]

Wow. I live 20 minutes from Big Sandy where she is from.

 

[3113]

Clearly, being raised by dogs would be better sometimes.

Apt point! The dog refused to leave the baby, unlike mom.

 

[_Lynn_]

" . . . a state jail felony punishable by up to two years in prison."

At which time she'll get out and be able to have more children . . . unreal.

 

[LadyKiki]

anyone else wondering where the father of this child is?

 

[redpaint]

Holy Mother of God, Whats with people these days?

 

[Trinique_Fire]

That bitch gives us GOOD young mothers a bad name.

 

[ruthless bastard]

two years is not nearly long enough. not even if each day is filled with beatings

 

[Leto Degeneres]

Well, I was about to give her a pass. I know, I can hear you all now!

That is, until this:

"Police notified Thornbrugh about the child's location, and she met officers at the hospital more than four hours later."

That I don't get - four hours. Maybe she had been drinking?

I can hardly remember being two years old. I can remember being four. I remember one day hauling ass out of the yard trying to chase my dad. He was driving to the airport, and I was motating on those stubby little legs trying to catch him. Of course, I went a long way before I realized it was hopeless and by then I was good and lost, but good!

Funny thing happened. I knocked on a door which happened to be an office. After a soothing snack of milk and cookies I was fetched by the fire department. That's who the gal called, the fire department.

I'm not sure my mom knew I was gone until the fire marshall's car rolled up to the house with me in it. Of course, she was beside herself, but No harm, no foul.

 

[OhMissScarlett]

Apt point! The dog refused to leave the baby, unlike mom.

Brings back endearing childhood memories of when my step-mother would leave us home alone with the doberman. This probably explains why I'm one of those crazy overprotective mothers who never lets my kid out of my sight.