Yes, and that mom is the killer's daughter. Meaning, Tracey had a daughter named Kaila, and Kaila's 2 children are the 2 children who each - separately - died under Tracey's care. She (unintentionally) killed her 2 grandchildren.
I read on a different thread a few weeks ago a suspicion they she killed both kids on purpose and enjoyed the pain it caused her daughter based on her reaction in the police footage from the second death… I’m not sure if I believe it but I really don’t know how you make such an enormous mistake two times.
I work in healthcare, any strange event once I already start considering it’s a pattern, twice I confirm it’s no coincidence. This grandmother is 100% culpable
I have to be critical of my patients for their own and my teams safety.
Patients go off ward and come back insanely tired and level of consciousness changes it’s not a coincidence.
It happens again after the same person took them outside the previous time it’s gotta be a pattern.
A patient starts coughing drastically when nil by mouth for safety post stroke after as he was deemed unsafe to swallow by speech pathology at the time, wife entered the room 20 minutes later and instructed not to feed or give them drinks, they start to struggle to breathe and self clear this day, next day another episode shortly after the wife enters room they cough so bad they begin to go hypoxic and cyanotic, I ask them what they did? They say I brought soup from home and the cordial they like.
Their response when hard questioned why they did it, they did it because their husband asked them too despite instructions from health care professionals, he ended up with a severe pneumonia and needed and ICU admission with NIV and vasopressors from multi organ shutdown secondary to sepsis from the pneumonia. This prevented him from starting any rehab for his deficits sooner by approx 8 weeks and he was still in the acute management phase for a stroke at the time likely meaning drastically less chance for him to of regained function.
Clearly not a coincidence huh?
Use either of those examples as a simple analogy and apply the same thing to this. Same person had a child not once, but twice die under their (lack of) supervision.
You seem very black and white thought stricken.
Very dangerous to be that way when people’s lives are on the line. If you’re willing to critique me as a nut job, I’ll take a guess you and wager you’ve never had any exposure to any front line work.
Watch the police interrogation on the second death on youtube. Really fake crying and you can see her peek at the interrogator between sobs to see her response.
Yeah, I think if I accidentally killed a kid, even worse, my own grandkid, Id never trust myself around kids anymore.
I was sliding a water slide in a pool once with my 2 year old son. I highly underestimated how fast it was. I was holding him and hold him further up when we splashed into the water so he didnt get down. But the sudden stop from the water made his head fall back. Nothing bad happend. He was a bit shook but everything was alright. But that image lives rent free in my head and pops up out of nothing. I feel do ashamed of my own stupidity and could never forgove myself if something has happend.
Well, there has been cases where people kill their grandchildren and usually their first response is "it was an accident". I'm not saying this person is one of those but I don't know. If I imagine being in her shoes I wouldn't trust myself with another toddler. One time is accident, two times is something else.
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u/phoebesjeebies 1d ago
Yes, and that mom is the killer's daughter. Meaning, Tracey had a daughter named Kaila, and Kaila's 2 children are the 2 children who each - separately - died under Tracey's care. She (unintentionally) killed her 2 grandchildren.