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Parents Describe Chid Abuse of Baby Grace

Mother Kimberly gave details about the abuse she inflicted on her two year old baby before killing her and hiding the body.Why are parents allowed to abuse their children? 

 

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Think with your head, not your a$$.

It's unfortunate but I don't think there is any kind of a test preventing people like this from procreating. We can only hope and pray that God will not give these types of people the capabilities to pro-create.

May this young girl's soul rest in peace. And may these animals (I cannot call them parents) be punished to the full extent of the law.


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Parent's aren't allowed to abuse their children, the law is not different between strangers and family members. I hope those people will be jailed for the rest of their lives. Really, death is too good of a faith for them.

However, as far as your question goes. there is a law keeping parents from abusing their children, if anyone would have reported or complai, that child's live might have been saved. I think it's vary hard to tell if someone's being an abusive parent, especially when the children ar too young to talk or understand what's going on. 

You know that phrase "it takes a village to raise a child"? that's one of the reasons - so that there'll be more then the parents responsible to the life and happiness of the child. 


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No parent is permitted to abuse his/her child. Almost every civilized country in the world has the appropriate laws to indict and imprison anyone abusing a child. The problem that there is no way to prevent or predict child abuse.

It sounds to me that this was an open and shut case of premeditated murder and hopefully the state will punish them to the fullest extension of the law, including death. I also do not consider such a sentence as pure punishment but as the best means we have to prevent these people returning to normal life and giving them the chance to murder again. 


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