@SW-User She had custody of the girl and I think some others. I don’t know why this child bore the brunt of her abuse. It seems to be a pattern with abusive people to pick on one child. But to toss the body in the garage bin like trash…..what in the hell. I want to hear the story about this woman and how she was raised. Was she raised the same way by abusive neglectful parents and just continued on the same way? Was there alcohol or drug abuse involved which blunted her conscience? There was a much publicized case here in my county of a boy who got buried in a deep freezer and covered in dirt, it was left in a yard of a run-down trailer house in the eastern rural part of the county after the family moved out. Discovered by the landlord later. The abuse of the children came out in the trial…The children were not given enough food to eat. If they acted out in any way they would be refused any food or even water. The boy was punished after he got caught drinking toilet water, he was dying of thirst. The children would get outside and walk to the neighbors and eat the dog food that was left out for the dogs. A church invited the family to attend services and would pick up the children and take them to church and feed them, they would eat like they couldn’t get full. The woman’s boyfriend beat the boy and left him in a bathtub of water where he died. It came out during the trial that the woman had been raised in a similar manner.

@4meAndyou How she got custody of the children is what I want to know. The DHS in this state does the crappiest things. There are children who are removed from the home by the DHS and the grandparents aren’t even considered for custody, good & decent people and the children get shuffled around or adopted out, most likely trafficked. I know someone who went though this and she found her daughter after she grew up…the DHS adopted her baby out to a family who moved to Texas. Then the adopted father sexually abused her. And then there are children who get sent to stay with a grandparent like this. I wonder if they even did follow-ups or home studies with her? I did a court check and she was evicted from an apartment in my city in October so apparently struggling to pay bills.

@SW-User I don’t know why.

@BlondilyOld death would be too easy. I wish there was a penal colony where they were sent and worked about 16 hours a day till they died.

@cherokeepatti Thats a good punishment too plus only given bread and water, nothing more.

@BlondilyOld make the worst kind of bread… 1 slice white wonder bread. There’s no nutrition in that stuff.

@Luceleaftea what can we expect when the innocent are not cherished enough to be protected before birth and even after birth in some states? Where does it end?