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Good. She also kicked the child and caused internal injury. This animal was 23 years old and had 5 kids already..maybe someone should have glued her legs together.
Good. She also kicked the child and caused internal injury. This animal was 23 years old and had 5 kids already..maybe someone should have glued her legs together.
Honestly, I can't think of any rationale for using super glue to discipline a child.
She beat her child into a coma and deserves every year she is sentenced.
She's trash.
I wouldn't super glue my kids hand to the wall, but I have made my son stand in a corner for a long time. When he doesn't try hard a football practice, I make him run laps and sprint when he gets home.
Hell my neighbors think I abuse him because I make him push mow the parts of my yard that I can't get with the riding mower.
Last night because he goofed off at football, I made him carry two gallons of milk from the back of the store to the front, and to the car.
But I don't think super gluing a 10 year olds hand to the wall amounts to doing it to a 2 year old. I wouldn't think that a parent that did that to a 10 year old for 15 minutes should get 99 years.
But as I said, a 2 year old, I feel completely different. They are learning what not to do, a 10 year old already knows what not to do, they just choose to do otherwise.
The gluing part is weird, and bad of course, but she beat the child into a coma so yes she deserves 99 years. Now if she had just glued the kids hands to the wall I would think that was very harsh.
The gluing part is weird, and bad of course, but she beat the child into a coma so yes she deserves 99 years. Now if she had just glued the kids hands to the wall I would think that was very harsh.
Yeah, beating is unacceptable. But the thread title says she got 99 years for gluing the kids hand to the wall.
Having 4 kids myself, the thought of someone super-gluing a kid to the wall so that they couldn't move to protect themselves, and proceeding to beat them to the point of causing internal injuries and a coma... the pain and trauma that 2-year old felt... just makes me shudder.
My wife was a pediatric ICU RN for a number of years (in a city bigger than Dallas) before recently moving to a pediatric CVICU last year... the countless abuse stories I heard from her are no less scaring. She had to become numb to a lot of it... a lot of f@cked up people out there.
But I don't think super gluing a 10 year olds hand to the wall amounts to doing it to a 2 year old. I wouldn't think that a parent that did that to a 10 year old for 15 minutes should get 99 years.
But as I said, a 2 year old, I feel completely different. They are learning what not to do, a 10 year old already knows what not to do, they just choose to do otherwise.
I agree with this, this person is getting a sentence for the abuse of beating the child, not for the super glue incident.
Anyone else considering supergluing their teenager's hand on their smart phone? Wait, they probably wouldn't even notice.
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