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Jeanette Hawes Murders Her Children In Food Mart Bathroom
Created on November 30th, 2007 by Morbid now with 2,761 views
Tags: Infanticide, Jeanette Hawes, Murder, Stabbing
Category Crime| Murder| Stabbing |
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Kathy
Nov 30, 2007 at 11:29 am -I saw this this morning and was SICK. All I can think of is that scene from “Beloved.”
Let me guess. She was INSANE? She’ll go to trial, found guilty by insanity and spend a while in cushy mental institution.
SICK.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 11:34 am -What the hell!!??
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Ruby
Nov 30, 2007 at 11:35 am -She wanted to be stopped. You don’t drag your children and a STEAK KNIFE to a grocery store (public) bathroom to do this if you really want to get away with it, do you? Wouldn’t you do it at home where there’s no one to step in? Those poor babies…
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Death Watch
Nov 30, 2007 at 11:44 am -Sorry, store clerks are not mind readers. More lives ruined.
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 11:59 am -I’m betting she is skiphrenic? How in the world do you spell that word??? But wouldn’t you think that the doctor or medical provider that delivered her children would have seen the mental problems and notified children’s services??? My son’s mother had this disease and has had 6 children that have all been adopted THANK GOD she had the good sense or good heart to leave them with someone and walk away.
And if the store clerk heard screaming and saw the kids go in there why didn’t she call the police ASAP and start beating the damn door down?? Or unlocked it - surely they had a damn key?
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:06 pm -Exactly - why didn’t the store clerk move faster or call faster - maybe the clerk did the whole attack probably only lasted a few seconds. But in the clerks defense - if I were in the bathroom and the clerk at the counter and I chose to stab 1-2 people, I believe I could get the job done before they could leave the counter run to me and stop me. After all it only takes a few seconds to swing a knife several times.
I don’t know - its just another tragic loss of precious children.
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Death Watch
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:12 pm -Innocent enough a mother walks into a bathroom with her young children.
This type of double murder doesn’t happen every day.
How’s the clerk to know?
Schizophrenic - That’s a tough one. You get points for trying, Rosie.
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:20 pm -Thanks Death Watch! I wonder if the woman was homeless is the reason she did it in the store? Maybe post-partem depression, does it last that long?
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:22 pm -I understand the clerk “couldn’t have known” just wondering did the clerk act really quick or what? Not that any of this was the clerk’s fault - I guess I was just thinking could they have been saved? I would not have waited on the police to knock down the door - that I am sure of.
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Morbid
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:26 pm -Maybe Jeanette was still upset about her brother’s pit bull being stabbed to death.
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Kathy
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:29 pm -Are you FUCKING serious? The same person that was talking about how horrible someone was to stab a dog to death, STABBED HER CHILDREN TO DEATH?
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Barbara
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:29 pm -I can’t imagine hearing them babies scream. It seems children are disposable these days. I will fucking never understand what makes people do this. :{
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Barbara
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:33 pm -PETA, pick up the white courtesy phone please.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:33 pm -Oh Barbara! Your comment on hearing them scream just made me tear up. Why can’t moms just give them up? Unless as was mentioned she was so mentally ill. I just don’t understand.
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Death Watch
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:36 pm -I could open the door. She seems harmless enough to me.
Consider the clerk . . . this person might have been terrified to investigate. Especially with the sounds and maybe blood splatter on the floor.
It’s too little too late. Sorry, about the kids.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:37 pm -and there goes a fine blueberry muffin mixed with diet coke through my nose, thank you Barbara. And no, I’m not making light of this tragedy. I sometimes feel guilty for making a joke but…it relieves some of the helplessness and sadness. I hope no one takes offense of it. I really mean no disrespect.
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Death Watch
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:38 pm -Sounds like a fun neighborhood where thrill kills abound.
Would have loved to been there on Halloween.
Trick or treat?
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:45 pm -I’m with Kathy, are you FUCKING serious??? This is the same Jeanette???
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:48 pm -I live in North Georgia and have heard that Augusta is pretty bad crime wise. Not that it has anything to do with either of these crimes but there is a lot of gang activity. Oh yeah PETA will have a freaking field day with the lady that killed the pit bull, we see where Mike Vick will be spending the holidays.
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dammitall
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:57 pm -Boy, I sure am glad these folks don’t believe in abortion “cuz that would be a sin”.
I hope that mugshot is showing a few lumps on her head? Please, God…
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warrman69
Nov 30, 2007 at 12:59 pm -I guess I will have to go home again and hug all my kids. Fucking crazy people, killing little kids, why don’t they just kill themselves? So this Crazy ass see some lady kill her brothers dog and get the ideal to kill her kids in the same way? Fucking unbelieveable!
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Wonder
Nov 30, 2007 at 1:02 pm -Lodged ? what is it a 5 * hotel she is at
what is this about the dog does jeanette post on this site ?
maybe the kids were being buttholes on the bus that day and enbarrassed mom for the very last time.
Rosie didnt you say you couldnt have children in another post and wanted to know why they dont give the kids to someone that would care and love them - meaning you would like to adopt ? I am so confused … what you mean Your son’s mother ? Your adopted ?
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 1:23 pm -Yes Wonder, I can’t have kids and yes I adopted a son. My son was one of 6 children that his birth mother gave up for adoption - but for some reason she didn’t give them up at birth, she would take them home and put them up when they would be about a year old. I should say he is one of 7 children, I heard she had another after my son’s birth that was given up as well and I also heard the was fixed after the last one to stop her madness. I would have loved to have adopted the baby girl she had after my son but I understand it was already done when I heard about it.
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 1:39 pm -Rosie I am glad that you found the gift of your son - and more grateful that you view him as a gift. I’m sorry you missed out on getting to provide a home to your son’s sister. But there are still plenty of sweet children that could use your open arms and home and LOVE!!!
Kudos to you!
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 1:48 pm -Thanks Pooh, my son is such a gift and I wonder sometimes what did I do to deserve him. I would love another child but I’m 46 and as my Mom reminds me I ain’t gettin no younger. I want to be a CASA worker but my husband is afraid I would become too attached - he says that he sees me with out son and he knows I couldn’t leave my work at work.
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:01 pm -Just read this from the Augusta Chronicle - from reading the posts they say she had lost her job at the post office recently, a sister had been murdered in the past and she had broken up with her boyfriend that morning. It says in this article they had to take a screwdriver to open the door - now how many of us have had to ask for the fucking key they keep on a big ol stick - where was that key???
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Children stabbed to death 22-year-old mother charged
Amanda Thomas, the assistant manager of the Patee gas station at 2260 Lumpkin Road, sensed that something was wrong when Jeannette Michelle Hawes, a regular customer, walked into the store Thursday afternoon with her 1-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter.
“She looked very distraught,” Ms. Thomas said. “I asked her if she was OK.”
Ms. Thomas said she saw Ms. Hawes take the children into the bathroom, and moments later “I heard the kids cry. Then heard a different sound — very undescribable,” she said.
After Ms. Thomas and three customers tried to unlock the bathroom door, she said, she called 911.
Upon arrival at the store, Richmond County deputies pried open the locked door with a screwdriver and found Ms. Hawes lying on the floor with her two children.
The mother, who Ms. Thomas said was an aspiring model, still had a black steak knife in her possession. The weapon was covered with blood, police said.
Ms. Hawes, 22, was charged Thursday with two counts of murder and possession of a knife during the commission of a crime.
Shakayla Hawes, 3, and Jordon Hawes, 1, were pronounced dead at Medical College of Georgia Hospital at 3:30 p.m. by Richmond County Chief Deputy Coroner Mark Bowen.
Both children died of multiple stab wounds to the chest, Deputy Bowen said.
“You think you’ve seen the worst, but sometimes you still see something that tops it,” he said. “It’s probably one of the hardest cases I’ve ever worked.”
Wanda Barton, who lives next to the food mart in the Fairway Village Apartments, said she rushed to the scene in time to see Ms. Hawes being taken away by police.
“She wasn’t crying or showing any emotion,” Ms. Barton said.
Shelia Langston, who also lives in the apartments, said she just kept thinking of her own 7-year-old child.
“It don’t make sense,” Ms. Langston said.
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solange82200
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:02 pm -Rosie, I have the same fear in regards to CASA, but please dont let him talk you out of it! We could do it together and talk to each other about our experience. I know it will be hard, but think about the fact that even if you dont adopt one of those kids (which is understandable, your husband has every right to not want another child), you will still be helping then immensely! Just think about it, and if you want, if I am able to start soon, I can tell you how it goes so you can be more informed
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:14 pm -Good point about getting too attached - I could have that problem, too. However, don’t worry about “ain’t getting any younger” it would be a damn site better than what those children have seen so far - your heart is big and your values seem to be good - I know you could continue to provide the love so despartly needed. And to the younger part - perhaps if some of these people didn’t start out so young - they would have sense enough to raise their children properly and to have some values themselves.
I have contacted CASA as well and someone is supposed to get back to me - right now. I just want to do little things to help - because of my personal mentallity - I know you are thinking “WHAT”…..
At this point, in my life, I could not actually be going into bad homes. The reason being I do not have enough self-control. I would be in the pen. A person, I know in law enforcement has argued with me a number of times to become a social worker - I finally just had to give him a very blunt but true example…….if I came to your home to remove a child that you had been abusing, lets say you stuck its little hand to a hot stove eye, I would shoot you right between the eyes and not blink. — Well, when you tell law enforcement something like that they tend to believe you. He decided it might not be such a good idea for me to have “hands on” so to speak. He recommended making contributions.
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:20 pm -Solange, its not that my husband doesn’t want another child, if someone called today and said we have a child for you we’d both be there in a minute. He just knows that I would get really personally attached and would want to bring every child home with me. I don’t think I would because it would be a job, but it would be a job I love because I would be helping someone. If we adopted another child it would have to be through social services, we can’t afford another private adoption, it depleted our retirement accounts and because my job didn’t offer maternity leave for adoption we lost our home - whole other story - it cost us $17,000 and then some but I don’t have any regrets. Adoption should not cost a damn dime and should be illegal to charge for anything because to me when you have to pay you are buying it. The money we paid went to the attorney and to court costs.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:22 pm -You don’t deal with the parents, it may be all you do is call a child to check on homework, school, life or you do office work. To be a gal, one who goes to court you have to have extensive training and you have to dedicate your life to that one child. Meaning, you go to court, you do the leg work, you don’t deal with parents except in reports, interviews with the child and other sources, you may be dealing in many types of situations but again that’s IF you want and can give up the time and energy. Believe me, just telling people about CASA is huge! Giving a kid a ride to court helps the gals out. Little steps! You can go a long way with little steps! Don’t be afraid, if you do want to go to the next level you have support people too. It’s just a group of people that want children to have a good head start in life.
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Kathy
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:28 pm -Rosie-
I also went through a private adoption. All our expenses were tax deductible up to $10,000 a year. And you can claim on more than one year. My job did not pay me while I was out because I did not give birth, but my absence was covered under FMLA so I did not lose my job. Also, my job had adoption reimbursement and so did my husbands. We got every penny back. Attorney’s fees, adoption agency fees, court costs, homestudy, birthmother expenses, travel, room and board. We just kept all the receipts. Help is out there if you want to adopt. I’ve even heard of people raising money through their churches and carwashes and stuff.
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solange82200
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:40 pm -Rosie, I agree with you 100 percent. If anything should be free, its giving a child a loving home. I just dont get why this system works the way it does. One of our Senior VP’s at my job, is a wonderful woman. She is in charge of a program where our company sponsors an elem. school in a low-income neighborhood, and we donate stuff to them on a regular basis, as well as raise money for them during the holidays and stuff. She is a tremendous woman. Anyway, she and her husband have one adopted son, and another foster son that they are trying to adopt. For whatever reason, she is having trouble getting permanent custody of the little one. In one incident, the so-called biological father flew in from New York to try to get her from keeping the kid, saying that he didnt want him himself, that he was just going to give the kid to his sister or something, but he didnt like my coworker so thats why he was trying to take the kid. Mind you, he had never even met the child before. Luckily, it turns out he wasnt the biological father. But I see her at work and she is so distraught over the possibility of this adoption not going through. As far as she is concerned, this is her baby. WHY WOULD THE SYSTEM MAKE IT HARD TO ADOPT A CHILD, ESPECIALLY IF ITS A LOVING HOME?????????? Yet they have no problem letting a biological parent get their kids back after beating them up and torturing them? What the hell is wrong with this system? We should be HELPING people like Rosie, who are loving enough to take a strange child into their home, not trying to DETER them.
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:42 pm -JUSTAMOM2 - I guess I was confused about how much contact a person would have with the POS. I thought it was you who was posting about a parent calling you a bigoted bitch, maybe you meant over the phone. I just assumed it was face to face.
How does one call and check on a child and if they say something has happened - how would one keep from going straight to their house and going to the parents/guardians ass? I could not call a child and have them tell me that they were even scared without having to run and hold them and tell them I would make it alright for them. And, once I had told them that I would make it alright for them - I would keep my word - whatever it took. Then, where would that leave my son, who I have the most responsibility, too.
And, finally, aside from me going to the pen, I would be posted on Morbid’s site for being a murderer. Just kidding - actually what I was going to say was - look at Janice - she loves her mother no matter what and understandably so - its her mom.
So, if little Johnnie just got thrown off the walls and I came along and took out the person who did it - how would that work in his favor? He just got abused, some freak claiming to be protecting him - just took the only person he loves - such as it is. He gets traumatized twice - even though I wanted only to protect him from that never happening again - I would have caused him more pain and perhaps in his mind, more than what getting thrown off the walls would cause. I know there have been times in my life, that I would have rather been punched in the face than having heard some words that I have. So I think I could, because of my temper, cause the child pain by my actions. That is why I say I need to help from a distance - a distance too far to drive in 48 hrs.
I believe people that who go into homes to help children are a special and rare breed that must have more self-control than I can even imagine. Thank the Lord for them.
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Kathy
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:47 pm -Stories like your Senior VP’s are very common. Noone will care abou tthe child until it comes time for them to be put up for adoption. then all of a sudden some family member the child has never met will come through trying to keep the kid “in the family” and take them away. Even though the kid doesn’t know these people, they never showed up for visitation, the bilogical parents actually have given up their rights, the kid sometimes only knowing their foster parent’s as their parent’s their whole little lives, the biological family will get preference. It’s just the way the system works. Its disgusting.
The rights of adults are considered OVER the rights of children. In an effort to give these abusive unfit parents another chance, we take away the the children’s ONLY chance for a normal life. Essentially throwing them away. Its my soapbox topic. I hate it.
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:49 pm -solange82200 - WHY WOULD THE SYSTEM MAKE IT HARD TO ADOPT A CHILD, ESPECIALLY IF ITS A LOVING HOME?????????? Yet they have no problem letting a biological parent get their kids back after beating them up and torturing them? What the hell is wrong with this system? We should be HELPING people like Rosie, who are loving enough to take a strange child into their home, not trying to DETER them.
REALLY, of all the benefits us taxpayers provide, this should be one of the free ones.
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solange82200
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:50 pm -thepooh, trust me, I am dealing with the same issues. I can see myself knocking the teeth out of someone too for hurting a child. But I also have to think that there are three choices:
1) Volunteer for CASA, end up kicking a parent’s ass
2) Not volunteer for CASA, and not have helped the hypothetical child at all
3) Volunteering for CASA, refraining from kicking parent’s ass, and possibly helping to take their child away from them
For me, I think option 3 would be the best. I hope that I can control my anger enough to do my job, worst case scenario, I lose it, punch someone’s teeth out, and get fired. I dont see myself being able to murder someone, so Im not worried in that respect. So I figure, it’s worth a shot, I might just be able to help a couple of kids out along the way, even if I do eventually lose it on someone.
BTW, I am not trying to convince you of anything, everyone is different, I just want you to know I understand how I feel.
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solange82200
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:51 pm -understand how YOU feel, I meant to say
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:54 pm -That was in court and it was face to face but in a court room. You call the child just to say hello or they call you if they need to talk. It’s a relationship, you are a friend, a person they can trust to be on their side. Only guardian ad litam goes into court with the child, you could train to do that which is very time intensive. There’s a lot of levels and programs it depends on your CASA agency. Sometimes you’re there for a CASA worker, someone they can talk to too. THere’s so many things they do that as I said, you can start by just helping with paperwork, giving a ride, whatever you’re comfortable with. The need is huge and everything is appreciated! Just talk to them and you’ll find a lot of really great people who can let you know what the area needs are.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 2:56 pm -solange and thepooh, just telling others about CASA is huge. As I’ve mentioned, rarely does CASA advertise for help. Word of mouth is a great way to get the word out and that IS helping!
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solange82200
Nov 30, 2007 at 3:01 pm -“It’s just the way the system works. Its disgusting.”
I dont understand why though. Who decides how the system works? Who has the power to change this?
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 3:02 pm -solange82200 - you are absolutely correct #3 is the correct option. - However, without devulging too much about myself personally - I have never been in trouble with the cops for anything other than speeding tickets and GOING OFF. And me personally, I know it is not right to feel the way I do, but I could kill one of those sick bastards - to protect a child anyday of the week. And then on top of that, I have to go to hell. I couldn’t ask for forgiveness when I truly wasn’t sorry I ridded the world of someone like Collins.
I just believe a person has to know their limitations. If I did not have a son or it would not hurt the child in question more - it would not matter at all that I took out one of those POS. It is hard to know your own heart sometimes. But, when you do, you have to protect yourself and everyone else from it - including me.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 3:03 pm -One last thing, you don’t adopt a CASA kid. You are there to help, guide, be the one that speaks for the child. Yes, you care for them, but you aren’t there to be a mom you are there to be a fighter if need be in court. That’s the GALs and that takes a lot of personal time and energy. You are in it for the long haul if you go that route. Again, call your CASA agency, maybe they need you to help with a fund raiser, maybe they need you in the office.
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 3:13 pm -JUSTAMOM2 - I am anxious to hear back from CASA - as to what I can do other than send money. I’ve took that step - I want to do more without going to the pen or causing more harm. Its good to know that I could actually just be there for others who are doing more “hands on” than I am mentally capable of, at this time.
I wish I could say I was good enough person to put my thoughts away and only consider the childs. It sounds good - but right now I don’t trust myself around abusers.
Everyone says how can the world be so bad? I have the answer…it is easy to be bad, it comes as natural as breathing - the hard part is to be a good person. I struggle with it everyday. It is always easier to lie and say I didn’t do that than to “fess up” and take the consquences. At, Christmas, when you’re really, really broke and you really want to get your kid something nice - its much easier to just “pick it up” and provide for your kid - than to do the right thing and leave it lay if you can’t pay for it and let your kid do without. Doing right is what takes the effort.
I work daily on becoming a better person, maybe someday I will exhibit the self-control necessary to work for CASA and not just donate from afar. Keep your fingers crossed for me.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 3:21 pm -thepooh, I’m clearly not explaining it well enough and yes, when the CASA people call you I know they will explian things far better than I. And I really mean it when I say just by talking to others about CASA you are doing a wonderful thing! You really are. Most people don’t know it exists! So, you are a wonderful person!
As to why people do bad evil things, they are stupid and have no impulse control. The moms we work with are clueless, when we first admit them into the program many come in as neglectful, pretty lousy parents. They don’t know that you don’t give a baby pop in the bottle or nyquil to get it to sleep at night. They don’t know that you don’t leave the child with the stranger next door because hey! I want to party, the kid’ll be fine. They really don’t get it, they really don’t understand the responsibility. Educate, Educate, Educate!
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 3:59 pm -JUSTAMOM2 - yes I did get what you said about “getting the word out”. Perhaps I didn’t put it down as to what I meant.
Let me try again, by only donating, I still feel useless and would love to affect real change in a child’s life. But at this point, because I don’t have the necessary self-control, office work and donating is all that I could offer - which to me is like tits on a boar hog.
Because there is such a need, I wish I were a better person, a person good enough to go to court, to be able to call and get bad news and call the cops instead of driving right over to handle it myself. I guess the concerns I am lodging are against myself and not the workings or the ins and outs of CASA. And, I get it, I can raise money, I can do paper work. While all that is important and very necessary, people like you are the real heros to the children - just wishing I could help like you do - but afraid of myself and my stupidity. Working on it, though.
I think I posted this in Rowan’s article - the first time the police were called on me - I was 14, a grown woman was backhanding a child 4-5 or maybe 6 yrs old, with a closed fist. I thrashed her until the people from the grocery store pulled me off of her. And while, I would have never hurt her child and was protecting the kid - the child did not want me hitting his mommy, even though she was bashing him. I don’t even remember this part - but the friend I was with, told me I just kept hitting her and screaming how does it feel bitch. I don’t know when I would have stopped hitting her - probably when I couldn’t raise my fists anymore - I don’t know.
Those are the things that concern me about myself. I would have to stay in the shadows and I wish to be a good person who could actually stand beside the child. I do understand what you are saying. I was mostly evaluating myself and just how much I could “really” do.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 4:14 pm -You are a fierce defender of children and kudos to you! What I’m saying is that getting the word out to those that can go to court and face those that may be abusive, you’ve given a child an advocate they otherwise wouldn’t have had. CASA is so strapped that anything you do really is huge! And no matter what it is that you can do comfortably is helping a child. There’s a lot of heros in the background and what they do is just as important.
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 4:33 pm -Thank you for that - I guess someone has to push the papers and I think I could handle that. One question, if you know, local CASA isn’t really that local for me - do you know if the paperwork can be handled on-line - for example, like doing medical billing from home, or on-line transcription?
If not, it looks as if, donating and giving a CASA worker my phone number to call when they need to vent, is all I’m gonna be able to offer at this point. I sure hope someone calls me back soon.
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JUSTAMOM2
Nov 30, 2007 at 4:36 pm -Oh give them your number! I’m sure they will find a way to use you! Especially in an area with no office. You can do research, make calls, appointments, who knows. Just putting your name out there, believe me, they will be so grateful!
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 4:54 pm -I will happily give them my number - when they contact me. I may have to contact them again, while they are worrying about children - my number and name could have gotten lost. And, I certainly have no problem with that - they should be more concerned about the kids.
RURAL is an understatement about where I live. And, the sad part is, I would live farther away, if I could. Anyway, I don’t think there is anything like CASA in my county - maybe with some calls to some “money people”, I could get the ball rolling to get a more local office or at least a regional office.
Just a thought, it would be a huge help to this area to get some of the “trained people” here - damn I think I just felt like I had a good idea - (checking mirror to see if light bulb is on above my head)
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thepooh5
Nov 30, 2007 at 5:08 pm -I still have not got over, this is the woman making such a stink over the dog. While I am an animal lover, the VIC case almost drove me insane with people comparing what he did to dogs being like doing it to children. Dumbasses - the idiots making those analogies are probably half of the ones we’ll be reading about later for hurting their kids.
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Elisa
Nov 30, 2007 at 5:28 pm -just wanted to point something out. Being acquitted of murder b/c of an insanity charge does not really get you off the hook. Those places are hell, and full of terrifying and disturbed people…it is by no means a pleasant experience, and far from “cushy”. Many people assume (juries included) that finding someone not guilty by reason of insanity is somehow giving them a pass at justice, while in reality they are probably NEVER EVER getting out of those institutions and better off in prison or dead.
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Kathy
Nov 30, 2007 at 5:46 pm -Dead. Dead would be good enough for me.
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Rosie
Nov 30, 2007 at 5:55 pm -I still think the woman has serious mental health issues. Who knows maybe she was on medication for depression or something and quit taking it, that has been proven to make people do crazy things.
Ya’ll have a good weekend and I hope to check in over the weekend to see what’s going on in this world. Lets hope nothing awful happens and everyone has a peaceful weekend.
Peace!
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Mr_Vindictive
Nov 30, 2007 at 5:59 pm -All I have to say is, “53 comments? Holy shit!”
Also, this woman is a bitch, should die for this, blah blah blah blah.
She should have gotten a dog rather than getting knocked up…twice.
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Elisa
Nov 30, 2007 at 6:03 pm -