Discussion for article #240446
wtf? i know this is click bait, butâŚ
they are gonna indict her⌠and they donât know the cause of death?? it sounds like this woman need serious mental health care more than anythingâŚya know compassion empathy.and if its found that she had something to do with the childs death ok but right now she needs help to cope with what she has had to go tru
Thatâs some sad shit, there.
How can they indict without a cause of death? Why, other than pure prosecutor âI donât believe in mental illnessâ dickishness, would they indict? Pure assholery.
why is this story here? not only is it topically out of place at TMP (or at least I think it should be), thereâs also zero information of any interest, just a few sentences about a child who died and âŚwhat?
TPM disappoints me at times and this is a time.
Slow developing. This happened late May - early June. I thought hypothermia and dehydration were stated as the original cause of death. I recall mom having some mental issues.Very sad.
Both sad and nuts. The âham sandwichâ nature of Grand Jury proceedings may explain the indictment, but pivotal to that is thereâs no attorney in court arguing against indictment generally or of a particular person.
There have been many cases like this before, but they tend to hit each jurisdiction that experiences one something like by surprise; but once an attorney gets one, she quickly finds others in other jurisdictions, and those can come as a big wake-up call.
Those pointing out the absence of an opinion on cause of death are correct, but even then itâs just the start point of stuff wrong with this.
Seems quite obviously an insanity plea is in order. Good luck to them getting a conviction.
Clearly there are mental issues here.
But itâs Louisiana, so soon-to-be-former governor Piyush is already warming the execution chamber up â gotta keep pace with Texass!!
Itâs easy. Sheâs black.
Thank God she didnât have an abortion, or that little boy wouldnât have lived to be killed.
Authorities say Lee died of dehydration and low body temperature while he was in the swing. Medical examiners ruled the death a homicide.
Hypothermia and extreme dehydration can't kill a person? Did we read the same article?
None of that was in the story when most of these comments were posted. Just a short blurb that said no cause was on the death certificate.
Still seems pretty likely the woman was and/or mentally ill.
Maryland. A relatively civilized state.
A thousand pardons. I thought this was about the death in Louisiana a week or so ago.
âŚyeh
This is what the PreciousLifers never bother to think aboutâŚ
the short , pain-filled lives of unwanted children.
She had a breakdown. Her son died. No mental health treatment. No question as to why the courts didnât step in after the first incident. Just throw her in prison and society doesnât have to think about either the woman or the child again. Christian nation, my ass.
Crap, I wouldnât have even bothered to decry an outrageous abuse of prosecutorial discretion in Louisiana. Just a âday ending in âyââ kind of story.