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Originally Posted by Cherie
Its the rush to absolve her that is the issue here, it probably is a tragic case but could also be the perfect crime as so many people are willing to believe her version of events, in contrast the general consensus regarding the woman who left the baby in a car outside Asda is that she should be charged with neglect, what if she claims she forgot her baby was in the car, will people just shrug their shoulders and go...new mother yeah she probably forgot ...never mind....next time you are driving clock how many times you check your rear view mirrors and catch sight of the back seat, she shouldn't be on the road if she is just driving with her eyes on the road ahead which is another issue!
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...for me Cherie..it’s not about absolving anyone of anything and especially something like this...it’s more that these memory/thought connection glitches are possible in my opinion...even for a whole day...and until I know anything other that would lead to something being more purposeful...?...it’s something I’d rather look at or think of, because the alternatives are so abhorrent and so unthinkable, you know...if and when there was any proof otherwise, it’s obviously something I would have to accept and would hope was legally punished to the maximum...but accepting it now with only what we know in being reported...is actually quite hard for me, I have to be honest....not only that a parent is capable of killing a child which we all know to be true...but in such a way of that death in the baby being left in a car in baking heat all day...
...yeah the numbers could be rising with cases like this because it’s being seen as a ‘perfect crime’, that’s a possibility also...but it’s hard to think of that kind of evil without any proof of it being so for me...acceptance isn’t hard with that proof but I find it hard without it though...