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lithiumgirl
Pretty Nice Troll
Just forgot I was rolling with a baby...nope!
amac
Trusted Member
Ummmm. What? How do you pull two other children out, get back in the car and already forget another is in the back seat? Does no one actually look at their car as they close the door?
I want to call foul play, but at the same time, why would he do so intentionally only to turn around and drive to pick up the mother? If it was an accident, I actually feel terrible for him despite my anger toward his stupidity. He'll likely never be able to forgive himself.
I want to call foul play, but at the same time, why would he do so intentionally only to turn around and drive to pick up the mother? If it was an accident, I actually feel terrible for him despite my anger toward his stupidity. He'll likely never be able to forgive himself.
Keepalowprofile
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Sometimes I forget my pop in the car and sometimes a candy bar.
But I have never forgot a child.
But I have never forgot a child.
Kittyskyfish
Trusted Member
He was supposed to drop off the two older children first, then the toddler at a different location. I bet he got wrapped up in a phone call after the first stop and completely forgot about making the second stop. He's only a male acquaintance, not someone bonded with the children or used to a set carpool routine. The man is not going to be someone who leaves a shoe next to the car seat to make sure everyone is safely out of the vehicle.
I don't know about other people but I actually interacted wiht my kids while in the car, we talked and sang songs, and of course I had to constantly threaten Corey I was going to beat his ass if he got out of the car seat...AGAIN.
where do folks get these totally silent, quiet children who never make a noise, never require anything, doesn't pitch a big harry one because they have to just get in the seat to start with.
Corey came home from the hospital in his car seat, so he'd never had a chance to get used to riding without one, he simply was not a cooperative type child, still isn't but he's31, and his wife's problem, now.
I will never understand how this happens to regular folks who have no reason to hurt their kids, I'm resigned to the idea that in some cases it's an accident, but I still don't understand it.
where do folks get these totally silent, quiet children who never make a noise, never require anything, doesn't pitch a big harry one because they have to just get in the seat to start with.
Corey came home from the hospital in his car seat, so he'd never had a chance to get used to riding without one, he simply was not a cooperative type child, still isn't but he's31, and his wife's problem, now.
I will never understand how this happens to regular folks who have no reason to hurt their kids, I'm resigned to the idea that in some cases it's an accident, but I still don't understand it.
lithiumgirl
Pretty Nice Troll
My kids used to love the radio when they were little...So many times I sat in the driveway waiting for that last song to be over because home but...hey I was listening to that. The little one singing his face off to No doubt or Avril L.
Sue sue
Take 6
My 2.5 year old is still rear facing. I have never forgotten her thought I have mirror to see her.
kristi
Member
When my daughters were little I was always in such a rush in the mornings. They went different places and then I went to work. I would hear of these kinds of things happening and it scared the hell out of me. Every single morning when I pulled into my work parking lot I would look in the back seat and also think about the last second I had seen each of them. I knew they were not in the car or left at home.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/loca...af0bfa-0bdc-11e6-8ab8-9ad050f76d7d_story.html
Asshole wasn't even supposed to be driving, he'd had his license revoked.
[doublepost=1462042578,1461777182][/doublepost]http://www.cbsnews.com/news/cops-child-died-in-hot-car-as-man-drank-beer-watched-tv/
Asshole wasn't even supposed to be driving, he'd had his license revoked.
Keepalowprofile
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The judge was too generous in this case.
Just my luck sucks
Trusted Member
Am I the only one that is on high alert any time I have someone else's kids in my care? I mean, I was always careful with my own kids - but doubly so when I was responsible for someone else's kids! In my opinion he has no excuse for this little ones death.
Does your dad get pissed?
Keepalowprofile
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No, My dad is dead.
Man Who Left Child in Hot Car Pleads Guilty to Involuntary Manslaughter
Daiquan Fields, 32, pleaded guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter and felony child abuse and neglect. He was arrested in April after he drove to Pentagon City to pick up his girlfriend at work and discovered he’d left the two-year-old girl in the vehicle earlier that morning.
www.nbcwashington.com
