Chidrens bodies in freezer

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http://www.wbaltv.com/cnn-news/17580952/detail.html
What is going on with some people?!

[Bluegal]

O - my - freaking - gosh.

We need to have special penalties for 'odious monsters' like this. I'm so thankful the other little girl jumped out the window to escape - surely she would have been in the freezer next!

[FoxySly]

I just read a post posted hours ago about this on the Caylee board.
I came here to find out more but there was nothing so I came back to start a thread and found there now was one.

What a *itch IMO & I hope this 'foster mother' burns.

The woman, 43-year-old Renee Bowman, has been arrested, and a judge has ordered her held without bond. She is charged with first-degree child abuse in connection with the runaway 7-year-old girl. The girl escaped from a locked bedroom by jumping out a second-story window, and Bowman admitted to beating her with a "hard-heeled shoe," officials said.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-09-29-children-bodies_N.htm?csp=34

Sly

[legalmania]

I just read a post posted hours ago about this on the Caylee board.
I came here to find out more but there was nothing so I came back to start a thread and found there now was one.

What a *itch IMO & I hope this 'foster mother' burns.

The woman, 43-year-old Renee Bowman, has been arrested, and a judge has ordered her held without bond. She is charged with first-degree child abuse in connection with the runaway 7-year-old girl. The girl escaped from a locked bedroom by jumping out a second-story window, and Bowman admitted to beating her with a "hard-heeled shoe," officials said.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-09-29-children-bodies_N.htm?csp=34

Sly

Prisoners really dislike people who abuse their children I hope they don't put her in solitary, I think she should have to deal with the same pain her daughter had to deal with

[Annie143]

stop, that is a really heartwrenching story and I'll bet any amount that that little boy is gone. god bless him, whereever he is. Why are people so cruel to the innocent.

I had a similar situation and it will live in my mind and heart forever.

[Keegan]

. So what do you do if you even suspect something going on? I'd feel horrible if the kid died of some disease and here I would be sending the nazis to investigate the family for abuse. I think of that poor tiny little boy every time when I hear of child abuse.

What would you do? Which do you want to live with in your heart? Making a possible false report or perhaps saving a child from abuse. I know my answer. I would take the possible false report. We are responsible for any child we suspect is being abused. Someone not reporting it is as responsible as the those inflicting the abuse.

[OneUp]

Make the report peolpe. ALWAYS make the report if you suspect abuse. Most Social workers will do the right things...we hear of the lazy and the overzealous ones in the news, but most are good people with excellent training. For a family who has done nothing wrong it will be an annoyance, but can anyone live with the knowledge that they may have not reported real abuse?
As a foster parent, I have been reported many times by the resentful parents of "My Kids". It is a bother to set aside time for interviews, and always irked me...but it wasn't that big a deal because I knew the children were well cared for and I knew and understood the motivations of the parents to make false and inflated allegations. At least they could never again cry that they didn't report a boyfriend, etc. because they didn't know what was abuse or how to report it.
You won't ever regret making the reportr...and it is never too late.
JMO.
:rose:For these children...I wish there had been reports a plenty to get them safely removed and placed into loving arms while they still had a chance.
I think those who harm our precious little ones deserve a special place in Hell on Earth...how God deals with them I leave to him.
Again, JMO.