Young Girl Found Dead In U. S. A.

[wolf63]

Some people should never be allowed near to any child.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-41717946

[Mamyalynne]

She never had a chance did she ?

[GenuineclAss]

Why didn't this scumbag of a father send her to bed for 15 minutes? Then he would've known where to look for her - safe and sound in her room.

[woofgang]

she had developmental difficulties and was malnourished and he lost his rag with her? makes you wonder about the adoption process.....

[wolf63]

No, and she was beautiful.

I know that I am not responsible enough to bring up a child and, at 54, that is not going to change.

Miss Ass - three year old is still very young. It was three in the morning. Even I would be struggling to drink milk then.

I start my voluntary job at one so had better toddle.

[Lie-in King]

Poor little lass, such a tragedy.

I see that while the mother's not been charged, she's also "stopped cooperating" - my mind boggles, truly.

http://tinyurl.com/y9f7f32s

[naomi24]

Her father sent her out of the house at 3am as a punishment? God!! That is awful!! The mind boggles!!!

[Ellipsis]

I suspect that, as well as the girl, the father also "suffers from developmental issues" ...

[naomi24]

With a father like that it's no surprise she suffered from "developmental issues". Poor little girl.

[vulcan42]

The bit I find chilling is after putting her out at 3 am he discovered her missing after 15 minutes and he was " not too worried". Incredible.

[Jackdaw33]

I don't know anything about American law but here this would be classed as manslaughter. To kick a three-year-old out of the house at 3 am because she wouldn't drink her milk? He needs locking up for a very long time.

[Ellipsis]

I think we may be discussing somebody who is very subnormal intellectually. That would make everything a lot more understandable when considering the father, though no less heartbreaking when considering the daughter.

[melv16]

If they are educationally sub normal why o why were they allowed to adopt a child?

[Jackdaw33]

##I think we may be discussing somebody who is very subnormal intellectually. ##

Then why was he allowed anywhere near an adoption agency? Unless, of course, it was unofficial.

[albaqwerty]

I'm leaning towards unofficial too Jack.

Have no idea how building up someone's system works, but 2 years seems to be a long time to be seriously malnourished whilst in the 'care' of her 'parents'

[Prudie]

Hideous. There again two mothers are currently in custody charged with murdering their toddlers in separate events in the UK just this weekend.

[pastafreak]

Good Lord...
and he said he'd seen coyotes in the alley he'd left her in.
Will they look at the father as a suspect I wonder? If the mother was asleep there are no witnesses to what actually happened.

[-Talbot-]

A downside of using Twitter is stories like this pop up on your feed ... http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/father-holds-funeral-for-his-two-boys-after-mother-charged-with-their-murder

Sickening.

[sapelesam]

I wouldn't be surprised if they find evidence of one of the "parents" at the dump site.

[anotheoldgit]

What proof was there that the Mother was asleep?

[hereIam]

Birch this monster till he bleeds and screams for mercy.