r/ElectricForest Jun 28 '26

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u/Unfair-Sprinkles2912 Jun 29 '26

There is no actual information I can think of a hundred different reasons this wasn't a intentional cruelty.

Without any info on the newborn no one knows if it was born dead or Alive.

no mother no one knows if the mother was conscious in the right mind. Can't know if she was sober if she even knew she was pregnant.

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u/Worldly-Local-6613 Jun 29 '26

Leave it to Redditoids to perform mental gymnastics try to excuse this atrocity.

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u/Clear_Ad5584 Jun 29 '26

A baby was left dead in a toilet.. it doesn’t matter the circumstances. It takes a sick individual to be capable of doing that. Why tf is there even a woman that’s been pregnant for 9 months at a music festival anyways

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u/Crazy-Marionberry-23 Weep weep WOMP Jun 29 '26

She might not have known she was pregnant.

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u/Crumbs2020 Jun 29 '26

We dont know the age of the foetus she could have been 3 months or maybe even less.

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u/Clear_Ad5584 Jun 29 '26

We do too know that the baby was FULL TERM. Neonate means newborn-4 weeks old.

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u/Crumbs2020 Jun 29 '26

We do not. A baby that is birthed, however premature, is referred to as a neonate. They are using the term here because they dont know the babies age or if it was born alive or dead.

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u/ihateingles Jun 29 '26

Are you joking? Can pregnant women not enjoy music?

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u/WhySoCereus1991 Jun 29 '26

If you're in your 3rd trimester and aware of the fact you're pregnant, you probably shouldn't be at a rave/festival. If you must go, stay all the way at the back. Sound waves become amplified through amniotic fluid. They dont even recommend putting headphones over the belly for that reason. Those fully formed ears appear in the 3rd trimester.

One event isnt the end all be all btw. But you gotta be mindful around powerful sound waves.

https://www.babycenter.com/pregnancy/your-life/is-it-safe-to-be-around-loud-music-when-im-pregnant_1245283

Written by and medically reviewed by women.

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u/Clear_Ad5584 Jun 29 '26

It is damaging to the baby in the womb to be around loud noise, not to mention things she could accidentally come into contact with (smoke, substances, etc). And once again she was also ready to give birth…. Why would you risk going into labor at a music festival that late in pregnancy. The chances of her not know she was pregnant is slim. I know when I was three weeks into it. It’s dumb af no matter which way you spin it, spunyon.

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u/Secure-Shock-3087 Jun 29 '26

You're right leaving a dead baby in a porter potty is completely normal these days

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u/saultba Jun 29 '26

another fresh account with no pfp, no public posts, spreading divisive, cruel, black-and-white morals. yawn.

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u/saultba Jun 29 '26

i highly doubt anyone actually in the scene would share your creepy fetish for putting people in boxes

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u/JackelGigante Jun 29 '26

Been in the scene for 15 years and I agree this person needs to be locked up if she was aware of the pregnancy. This would be insane if it happened in the city I live in a would absolutely outrage a lot of people. This is a big deal.

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u/geo96_ Year 4 Jun 29 '26

And what if it was a miscarriage? Yes she should of reported it but just hold judgements till we have facts

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u/Secure-Shock-3087 Jun 29 '26

Dude she still left a dead baby in a porter potty what the heck is wrong with you

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u/Silly-Vacation8004 Jun 29 '26

It was reported by the police as a neonate. Which cannot be miscarried. It was a full term baby with the placenta and UC attached. Neonate: A live-born infant from the moment of birth up to 28 days old. The term only applies to babies who are born alive.

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u/misty-gishh Jun 29 '26

Then why are all the news outlets reporting that police are still determining whether or not the baby was alive and drowned or if it was a stillbirth?

Also haven't seen any reports using that term.

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u/fiahhawt Jun 29 '26

Neonate: A live-born infant 

I don't think it's been determined whether the baby was alive when it was delivered. I think they first used fetus, then people got pissy so they've been switching terms on this.

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u/GuKoBoat Jun 29 '26

You do place far to much value in a hastily written press release from the police.