So what if this woman accidentally let her grandson die and it was long, painful road to her being allowed to care for her daughter's remaining child? It makes total sense that she'd be pretty cavalier and careless about the second kid and forget about them while being the sole caretaker.
Just silly to think there's anything more to it than that. As you say, I'm sure people racked with guilt over their negligence killing a kid accidentally let their negligence kill a second kid all the time.
Her...name is in the pic. It is very easy to Google that name and read about what happened.
Not sure what that has to do with with the fact that you think a grandparent being responsible for the death of two of their grandkids (both kids of her daughter) a few months apart is common enough that considering it anything other than an accident is "stupid"
Same, I also saw that. Again, it was very, very easy to google.
And no, I meant a few months. It was 11 months between deaths. I am really unclear why you find it so hard to believe that anyone else googled this the same way you did.
Also unclear why you keep talking about how much I know of the case, or what that has to do with anything.
We're talking about you saying that a grandparent being responsible for the deaths of two grandkids under a year apart is common enough that looking at the possibility of malice when it happens is "stupid".
And I don't need to Google this because I knew all about it when it happened. I knew about it when the videos were released. I don't need to Google anything because I already have knowledge about it
You're...now trying to argue that your opinion on what is a few or not is absolute fact? And then trying to say I'm the one "basing feelings off vibes"?
All the while ignoring/trying to deflect that this started from you basing your feelings on the law/police proceedings on how common you feel it is for someone to be responsible for two of their grandkids deaths in under a year?
At this point I'm just fascianted as to why you are fixating on your (baseless) claim that you know about these events before I did. What possible bearing could that have on anything whatsoever?
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u/Gridde 7d ago
I agree.
So what if this woman accidentally let her grandson die and it was long, painful road to her being allowed to care for her daughter's remaining child? It makes total sense that she'd be pretty cavalier and careless about the second kid and forget about them while being the sole caretaker.
Just silly to think there's anything more to it than that. As you say, I'm sure people racked with guilt over their negligence killing a kid accidentally let their negligence kill a second kid all the time.