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Cesar Ruiz Arrested After Spiking Babys Feeding Tube With Rum

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BELLE CHASSE, La. - A Belle Chasse man poured alcohol into the feeding tube of his ill baby son at the hospital, causing the boy to have seizures,[...]
Cesar Ruiz, 19, was booked into the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center on one count of attempted first-degree murder in the case.

According to the sheriff's office, the young child had been hospitalized since Oct. 16 with breathing problems and was set to undergo surgery on Oct. 31.

A spokesman said detectives were called to Ochsner Hospital Sunday afternoon to check on a report that a two-month-old in the hospital's pediatric ward had a blood alcohol level of .289.

Detectives said that around 11:30 a.m. Sunday, while undergoing treatment, the child began having seizures and was moved to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit where his elevated blood alcohol level was discovered.

Under questioning, the sheriff's office said Ruiz admitted that when he and his wife went home to shower, he took one of his son's feeding tubes and upon returning to the hospital, poured rum into the tube when he was alone with the child.

The spokesman said Ruiz told detectives that he poured the rum into the tube to try to ease his son's suffering and not in an attempt to kill him.
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Two months old and the genius father puts straight rum into his feeding tube? !!!! Asshole needs a two fifths 190-proof Everclear enema, stat. It'll clear his "head".
 
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Cesar Ruiz, Father, Accused Of Pouring Rum Into Baby Son's Feeding Tube

A father is in jail after authorities said he dumped rum into his sickly 2-month-old baby's feeding tube.

Cesar Ruiz, 19, was charged with attempted murder after he allegedly admitted the crime to sheriff's deputies in Belle Chasse, La. Ruiz reportedly told authorities he did it to ease his son's suffering, not to kill him, according to WAFB.

Ruiz's child was originally admitted to the hospital with breathing problems on Oct. 16. On Sunday morning, the baby started having seizures. Hospital staff discovered the child's blood alcohol level was .289, more than three times the legal limit for driving a car in Louisiana.

WDSU reports that the baby's mother, Erika Wigstrom, told deputies she and Ruiz, left the hospital on Saturday and went home to shower.

When she first got home, Wigstrom said she noticed her bottle of Bacardi Silver rum was in the freezer, but when she checked again a short time later, it was missing.

At first, Ruiz denied the accusations when confronted by deputies, but he then allegedly admitted he took an empty feeding tube from his son's hospital room, took it home, poured rum into the tube and brought it back to the hospital.
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Ruiz's child was originally admitted to the hospital with breathing problems on Oct. 16. On Sunday morning, the baby started having seizures. Hospital staff discovered the child's blood alcohol level was .289, more than three times the legal limit for driving a car in Louisiana.
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They let 2-month-olds drive cars in Louisiana? :stupido3:




(I know, I know, I'll get my coat.)
 
Mother charged with killing baby son by poisoning him with alcohol
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A Plaquemines Parish woman has been booked on first-degree murder charges for allegedly poisoning her child with alcohol.

Lucas Ruiz, who was just about two years old, died in January 2014.

The Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office says that Erika Wigstrom has confessed to poisoning her baby son twice with alcohol, hand sanitizer and perfume.

In October 2012, Wigstrom’s boyfriend, Cesar Ruiz, was accused of pouring rum into the tube of then eight-month-old Lucas Ruiz,

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Three fucking times these fucking waste of life pieces of shit tried to kill this baby before they succeeded. They should be forced to die a slow painful death. Whoever gave them that defenseless baby back should also be killed. I just can't imagine two "parents" and I use that twerm loosely that want their baby dead.
 
Belle Chasse woman has been booked with killing her 17-month-old son, injecting the hand sanitizer Germ-X into the body of a toddler who was born with Downs syndrome and a heart defect. Lucas Ruiz died Jan. 24 from alcohol poisoning, in what his mother, Erika Wigstrom, 20, described to detectives as a mercy killing.

The official cause of death is "acute ethanol intoxication," according to the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff's Office. Deputies arrested Wigstrom on Tuesday after she confessed to killing the child because she didn't want him to suffer anymore, authorities said. The family had written in his obituary that Lucas died "while cradled in the arms of his beloved mother."

She also confessed that she previously gave the child perfume, a crime with which her former boyfriend and Lucas' father, Cesar Ruiz, already is charged, according to the Sheriff's Office. "From what I gathered from the detectives, they basically said she had no remorse," said commander Eric Becnel, a Sheriff's Office spokesman.

Wigstrom, of 110 Xi St., is being held without bond in the Belle Chasse lock-up. During her bond hearing in magistrate court Wednesday afternoon, she broke down in tears as Judge Michael Clement of the 25th Judicial District began to read the first-degree murder statute. Prosecutors have not told the court whether they will seek a death sentence, a possible punishment for first-degree murder.
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http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2014/03/belle_chasse_mom_booked_with_k.html
 
I just saw the article you posted @PerfectChaos ... This fucking bitch thinks she did him a fucking favor by killing him. I'm so angry I'm shaking. That little boy could have lived a long fulfilling life, how dare she take that from him. Down syndrome isn't a fucking death sentence, it doesn't even have the same stigma it used to for fucks sake. Fuck this bitch, I'd like to kill her myself. Medicine advances every fucking day, tomorrow they might come out with a new treatment for his heart defect. This makes me sick. If she didn't want to raise a child with down syndrome and a heart defect she could have had a fucking abortion, the chances of her not knowing about Luca's health and chromosomal issues before he was born are slim to none. If by some crazy chance she didn't know then she could have given him up for adoption at ANYTIME.
 
kitcatmcgee said:
I just saw the article you posted @PerfectChaos ... This fucking bitch thinks she did him a fucking favor by killing him. I'm so angry I'm shaking. That little boy could have lived a long fulfilling life, how dare she take that from him. Down syndrome isn't a fucking death sentence, it doesn't even have the same stigma it used to for fucks sake. Fuck this bitch, I'd like to kill her myself. Medicine advances every fucking day, tomorrow they might come out with a new treatment for his heart defect. This makes me sick. If she didn't want to raise a child with down syndrome and a heart defect she could have had a fucking abortion, the chances of her not knowing about Luca's health and chromosomal issues before he was born are slim to none. If by some crazy chance she didn't know then she could have given him up for adoption at ANYTIME.
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You said it before I did. There are so many families who would have welcomed that boy into their homes. And he could definitely have led a full life. One of our regulars at the library is a man with Downs who researches genealogy on the computer. By himself--doesn't need help from anyone. I shit you not. (And trust me, a large chunk of my day is spent helping non handicapped adults on the computers.)
 
Erika Wigstrom, when you get around to googling your name, which I know you will, know that I will pray daily that you suffer. Lucas was beautiful and deserved so much more. How did he draw the straw the would bless him with the two assholes that would repeatedly try to take his life until they succeeded?

I would love to tell you how many people would have cherished your son but no, you already know that. I know too many people like you. You believed that he belongs to you and no one else can have him. You didn't want him but you were too selfish to allow him the love and attention he deserved. BITCH! You birthed a beautiful human being that loved YOU! How unworthy of the love you proved to be.
 
PerfectChaos said:
http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2014/03/belle_chasse_mom_booked_with_k.html
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yeah. fucking great. ok, so personally, i feel like a jerk, but i don't know if i am equipped to handle the responsibilities of raising a child with down's. I would have gotten an abortion or found a good family for him to be adopted in to. THERE ARE SO MANY FUCKING OPTIONS IN OUR CULTURE. You don't need to kill the kid, but you can give them a better chance than they would have with you. give them a loving family or at the very least a safe place to be.
 
I have a niece with downs who was born with a hole in her heart. All I can say is the world is a better place with her in it, and she has sure as hell made us all better people.
 
Negatoris Wrecks said:
yeah. fucking great. ok, so personally, i feel like a jerk, but i don't know if i am equipped to handle the responsibilities of raising a child with down's. I would have gotten an abortion or found a good family for him to be adopted in to. THERE ARE SO MANY FUCKING OPTIONS IN OUR CULTURE. You don't need to kill the kid, but you can give them a better chance than they would have with you. give them a loving family or at the very least a safe place to be.
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I'm not convinced these people would have been equipped to raise any child.
 
I think she was in it for the attention til she realized how much work a baby with DS is then she was like fuck this and killed him. I wish someone would get tired of her and do the same.
 
Negatoris Wrecks said:
ok, so personally, i feel like a jerk, but i don't know if i am equipped to handle the responsibilities of raising a child with down's.
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No one is going to say that raising a special needs child is easy because it isn' but honestly it's only as hard as you want it to be. You have to wrap your head around the fact that your child is perfect, perfectly imperfect, and accept that they will have limitations and adapt to them. Also, you focus on what they can do and not what they can't do. I have one special needs and 3 that are not, my oldest has autism and has now developed severe autism related depression and anxiety, He is going to be 14 this year and by and large I have done it all on my own. I understand that he has some pretty significant limitations but also understand that in many other ways he is a typical teenage boy. But then I know others who let the disability define both their lives and they are miserable. I have a "friend" who has a baby with controllable but severe eczema and God, you would think her child was born all kinds of deformed and profoundly disabled by the way she pisses and moans about how hard it is and that kind of attitude is what makes having a disabled child so hard.
 
Krystal said:
No one is going to say that raising a special needs child is easy because it isn' but honestly it's only as hard as you want it to be. You have to wrap your head around the fact that your child is perfect, perfectly imperfect, and accept that they will have limitations and adapt to them. Also, you focus on what they can do and not what they can't do. I have one special needs and 3 that are not, my oldest has autism and has now developed severe autism related depression and anxiety, He is going to be 14 this year and by and large I have done it all on my own. I understand that he has some pretty significant limitations but also understand that in many other ways he is a typical teenage boy. But then I know others who let the disability define both their lives and they are miserable. I have a "friend" who has a baby with controllable but severe eczema and God, you would think her child was born all kinds of deformed and profoundly disabled by the way she pisses and moans about how hard it is and that kind of attitude is what makes having a disabled child so hard.
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You have hit the nail on the head! I have a beautiful granddaughter with autism. The day the Dr. told us she was autistic we were asked how we felt. My reply was....she is still the same wonderful child she was before the diagnosis. Nothing had changed in her. I admit I did ask if they were sure it wasn't PDD-NOS or Asperger's. How do you start out loving a child and then stop because they are not all that you expected? My granddaughter has surpassed many things. She is kind, thoughtful, sweet and polite. She loves her "beautiful baby brother" even when he pulls her hair or scratches her.
 
Krystal said:
No one is going to say that raising a special needs child is easy because it isn' but honestly it's only as hard as you want it to be. You have to wrap your head around the fact that your child is perfect, perfectly imperfect, and accept that they will have limitations and adapt to them. Also, you focus on what they can do and not what they can't do. I have one special needs and 3 that are not, my oldest has autism and has now developed severe autism related depression and anxiety, He is going to be 14 this year and by and large I have done it all on my own. I understand that he has some pretty significant limitations but also understand that in many other ways he is a typical teenage boy. But then I know others who let the disability define both their lives and they are miserable. I have a "friend" who has a baby with controllable but severe eczema and God, you would think her child was born all kinds of deformed and profoundly disabled by the way she pisses and moans about how hard it is and that kind of attitude is what makes having a disabled child so hard.
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In my case, I would definitely agree with you. Pryor is one of the biggest blessings in my life and raising him has just come naturally. He is on the higher end of the spectrum though ( I often call him my little Sheldon Cooper) so I know there are parents out there who face challenges far greater than me. But for the parents of kids with DS I don't believe that is the case. It's hard, yes, but those challenges, when compared to the ones with really really severe disabilities, would seem like a cakewalk. I guess what I'm saying is its all relative but you're right that if you look at your child as a blessing and not a trial, it can make all the difference in the world.
 
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