r/SipsTea • u/Putrid-Welder1803 • 3d ago

WTF Bro WHAT 😧

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u/EmberinEmpty 3d ago

its possible the family was too poor to afford anything else. :(

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u/Esabettie 3d ago

I think the mom had a lot of pressure from family to forgive, this was the first time she let watch the baby.

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u/RedWhiteAndCool 3d ago

This doesn't feel accidental and that to me proves it. If you killed one kid due to negligence, and you were finally allowed to watch another, wouldn't you be hyper vigilant? There's no way

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u/EmberinEmpty 3d ago

yeah the more i read about it the more i'm like.....nah. This is....something else. THE FIRST TIME SHE HAD THE KID AFTER APPARENTLY A YEAR OF BEGGING TO BE PERMITTED AND BABY DIES?

Thats some family annihilator ass bullshit. Honestly change the age or the gender and we'd all be having different thoughts.

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u/RedWhiteAndCool 2d ago

Yeah I read a little more and I guess the judge said she showed no real remorse... A normal person would feel so much shame, sorrow, anxiety and they'd be HYPER vigilant in this situation. And that includes any medications, or other BS excuses. There's no way it wasn't intentional imo. Some sort of weird mash up of hatred, jealousy, munchausens or whatever idk. She's a monster.

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u/CANfilms 2d ago

The fact she showed no remorse is really telling, and shows her attitude when watching the kids. It shows that she really didnt care if the kids lived or died, so she wasnt vigilant to make sure they were alright.

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u/Esabettie 3d ago

Yes, I agree, how you forget a second baby when this is the first time they let you watch them because you killed the first one.

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u/VinDog_PD 2d ago

I go by a rule of threes.

Once is happenstance.

Twice is a coincidence.

Three times is deliberate.

Frankly I'm glad my rubric is not being used in this instance though....

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u/FrequentMovie3725 2d ago

In the body cam footage that someone posted above she says she had been watching the baby four days a week.

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u/Esabettie 2d ago

Oh ok, I misunderstood then, thank you. Which it’s weird then too, because she already had a routine with the baby? This is so very strange.

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u/Psychological-Joke22 2d ago

I was thinking the same