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Satanica

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http://www.kptv.com/story/38487403/...ed-in-vehicle?autostart=true:rage::rage::rage
Authorities say an Oregon child died after being left unattended in a vehicle for several hours, and the child's mother has been charged with second-degree manslaughter.

The Roseburg Police Department says the vehicle was parked Thursday in a lot near Evergreen Family Medicine. The child was pronounced dead at Mercy Medical Center.

The department has not released the child's name, age or gender, and has not responded to a request for more information.

The mother, 38-year-old Nicole Engler of Roseburg, has been booked into the Douglas County Jail. It's unknown if she has a lawyer.

http://kqennewsradio.com/2018/06/22/child-left-unattended-dies-mother-charged-with-manslaughter/
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The mother of the child, 38 year old Nicole Engler, was taken to the Douglas County Jail where she is being held on $250,000 bail.

Engler is a Family Nurse Practitioner at Evergreen Family Medicine.

Klopfenstein said the investigation is on-going and no other information is being released at this time.
 
I just read on Facebook (take it with a grain of salt) that the dad put the sleeping girl in the mom's car and mom didn't know she was there. She thought the dad took her to daycare.


Really? Because she has been charged, I don't believe that at all.
 
I just read on Facebook (take it with a grain of salt) that the dad put the sleeping girl in the mom's car and mom didn't know she was there. She thought the dad took her to daycare.


Really? Because she has been charged, I don't believe that at all.
It could be a plausible scenario but her own statement is different.
http://kcby.com/news/local/police-m...as-at-daycare-found-child-unresponsive-in-car

Officers responded to the medical office at 4:17 p.m. and interviewed Engler.

She told police she had driven to work and left her daughter in her car seat, believing she had dropped her off at daycare.
 
Damn just say she went in at 8 am, they responded at 4:17pm. Poor baby was long gone. 8 hours——wtf
Oooo
Mmmm
Gggg
 
Figures.

I read it on a Facebook page made specific for this family.

The idiot that made it warned anyone that was her friend not to say anything bad about the mother.

Oh okay:penguin:
 
I wonder what was so "all encompassing, that your thoughts and actions, allow you to FORGET your baby" ?
Jesus. It happened to me once with my first one— I was so stressed and sleep deprived that I automatically took the left turn to work instead of the right turn to daycare. Fortunately he made some noise before I got too far. When I had my next two, I started leaving my purse & lunch bag in the backseat next to them— that worked much better.
 
Throughout the day, she told baristas in the coffee shop where she went at lunchtime that her daughter was at day care, having failed to notice her when she got into the car to drive there and when she got back into it to return to work for the afternoon.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...t-car-death-begging-allowed-kill-herself.html

This is what makes her story suspect for me, that she got in the car with the baby (probably dead or at least dying by then) to go to lunch, talked to the barista about her daughter being at daycare, then got in the again to drive back to work. How distracted was she that she failed two more times to notice her child or have a lightbulb moment when she was talking to the barista?
 
Ugh: this is my hometown and I bet I know half the people involved. I hope to god she just forgot. And about the barista asking where her baby was. This is a small town, everyone knows everyone, so it wouldn’t be weird at all for a barista who serves her everyday to ask “hey, where’s the baby today?”
 
People engage and discuss these infant, toddler deaths because they find them an unimaginably cruel and senseless way for them to die.

These deaths are well covered in all forms of media.

There are billboard reminders along highways for crying out loud and you can find prevention signs on anything and everything, moving and stationary.

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I'm sorry for taking up so much of the page but with everything out there on prevention warning never to leave your child alone in your vehicle how is it that people are still leaving their infants, toddlers and children in their vehicles?
 
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I lived in this town and got there frequently: there are no billboards or signs saying anything about hot cars. She wasn’t used to taking the baby to daycare, baby fell asleep and she forgot her. Also, she went to Dutch bros, which is a drive up kiosk. She never got out of the car at a coffee shop. She tried for 15 years to have this baby, and she’s suicidal right now.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ed-kill-herself.html?ico=fbia_related_article


Article where actual scientists show how easy it is to leave a child in a car: it’s the way our brains work, and it could happen to anyone.


https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/h...ail-why-parents-forget-their-children-n777076
 
Growing up you know how many babies died due to be treated like Kenny Rogers Broasted Chicken?
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that's correct 0.

These neglegent pricks are too caught up in their own importance to provide even basic care for their spawn.
Put her in a cell with audio of a sobbing baby playing on a loop for 6 months, unless she offs herself first.
 
Growing up you know how many babies died due to be treated like Kenny Rogers Broasted Chicken?
I'll wait...
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that's correct 0.

These neglegent pricks are too caught up in their own importance to provide even basic care for their spawn.
Put her in a cell with audio of a sobbing baby playing on a loop for 6 months, unless she offs herself first.

The farthest back that the government keeps statistics on hot car deaths is 1989. That’s back in my childhood. That year 17 kids died in hot cars. It’s probably been happening since cars were enclosed.

https://www.kidsandcars.org/media/statistics/
 
Actually back in the old days most people only had one car and the working partner drove it to work while I would say 70% to 80 %of other partners stayed home and watched the child
That’s what cut down on car deaths when I was a kid
Today everyone is a working couple and always in a hurry, no excuse for leaving a child in the car
But when you have about 70 or 80% less children dropped off on the way to work, Less chance of car deaths
 
The farthest back that the government keeps statistics on hot car deaths is 1989. That’s back in my childhood. That year 17 kids died in hot cars. It’s probably been happening since cars were enclosed.

https://www.kidsandcars.org/media/statistics/
You're right.
It happened in my neighborhood in 1967 or 1968 no one acted like a crime was committed. It was all tragic.
 
I'm the youngest of 5 kids.
My parents forgot/lost me all over the place.
Once when I was 5 or 6 weeks old in my bassinet. That was going to be my first trip to grandma's house for all the extended family to meet me.
They arrived at Grandma's house and I was at home sleeping. Me the star of the show not even there.
They lost me in grocery stores and the county Fair.
It could happen.
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I see her face in her mugshot as being heartsick.
 
Interesting how at times we'll crucify the parent, yet other times, we understand just how difficult remembering your kid is ..

This bitch deserves a hefty jail sentence for her mistake , no excuses ..
 
I guess that I just feel that we take certain and various precautions to protect our identity, our property, and the things we hold most precious. A child should top that list and if you are that rushed, in the groove of routine or whatever and you need to set an alert or alarm of some kind then you should damn well do it.
 
I have a mirror on my rearview mirror so I can see my daughter’s face. When she was rear facing I had a mirror on the head rest so I could see her face so I don’t get how you cannot see your kid if you’re using the tools that are out there.
 
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