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A Clarksville, Tenn., mother was arrested Saturday after leaving her three children in a Dodge Durango, where inside temperatures exceeded 150 degrees.
Around 1 p.m. Saturday, Clarksville police found two boys, both 8 weeks old, and a 5-year-old girl inside the car outside a shopping center at 1626 Ft. Campbell Blvd., according to a press release.
Wasn't that on Oprah a few years ago. The lady went to work and forgot the kids in the back because it wasnt her who drove them all the time.
I said then, she was GUILTY, she was too busy thinking about going to worked bringing the other co workers donughts....
she should have been jailed for murder.
no compassion for neglectful parents here. zero !
I don't know I don't watch Oprah, probably wasn't since what I'm referring to happened in Puerto Rico. This happened about a year or so ago.
I guess we can use these type of news to remind ourselves as parents to double-check on the back seat of the car..count the heads and make sure everyone is accounted for.
Wasn't that on Oprah a few years ago. The lady went to work and forgot the kids in the back because it wasnt her who drove them all the time.
I said then, she was GUILTY, she was too busy thinking about going to worked bringing the other co workers donughts....
she should have been jailed for murder.
no compassion for neglectful parents here. zero !
It happens every year or so. Some years ago it was on Long Island--the father was supposed to drop the baby at daycare in the morning and the mother would pick up the baby in the afternoon. The mother arrived in the afternoon only to find out that the baby was never there--called the father, who ran out to his car to find his baby dead in the back seat.
Seems like a trend. I wonder how many child abusers will figure out they'll get a 'pass' if they put their kid in a hot car and 'forget'??
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