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Where are the parents? Parents need to filter and sensor and put a stamp of common sense and decency on the junk their kids are watching on TV and the internet. This is a fine example of no fear of consequences. They were probably both brats that were seldom disciplined but how can they be that nieve to think that murder is OK an they won't get into trouble.
Kids do stupid things all the time but murder?
This was attempted murder. It was premeditated and I hope they will make an example out of them. Kids need to know there are repercussions for their actions.
So what was this "slender man" going to give them? A pony? a boyfriend? Justin Beiber concert tickets?
Exactly! Start holding these non-involved parents accountable for what their screwed up offspring do,and they will start parenting instead of living for the all mighty material possessions!
Slender Man? I saw a show on that. One of those Monster Quests or something. He supposedly stalks and influences victims. Some kind of pbsycic vampire. Oh, they had peoples accounts of having encountered "him" and relating what it was like. Tall , in a black suit with wide hat, never see his face, etc. Ummm...yea.
Two preteen girls charged as adults in stabbing of 12-year-old 19 times in planned murder plot:
The girls, both aged 12, have been charged as adults after allegedly luring a friend into a Waukesha, Wis., park and savagely stabbing her to please a mythological creature named Slender Man, which they learned about online, according to prosecutors.
Wow, if this weren't so pathetic it would be hilarious. Slender Man? LMAO!
Yeah, I'd love to know the IQ of these two morons!
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