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lakerfan
Smyrna, TN
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hmmm wrote: <quoted text>It's still a tantalizing and interesting question, don't you think? In a case where someone is being tried for drug dealing, other drug dealers be considered the peers. I'm not trying to be funny. I just find it interesting whom the system considers to be one's peers. One's peers = anybody registered to vote.(I'm not trying to be funny either!)
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hmmm
Nashville, TN
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lakerfan wrote: <quoted text>
One's peers = anybody registered to vote.(I'm not trying to be funny either!) Or possibly, depending on who is being tried, those most likely to convict or find not guilty.
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hmmm
Nashville, TN
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btw, I did not judge your comment.
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lakerfan
Smyrna, TN
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hmmm wrote: btw, I did not judge your comment. No biggie! I don't pay any attention to those "judge" remarks anyway. They get people for jury duty from voter registrations so my statement is a fact. If somebody doesn't agree with me, that's their right.
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THOMAS H
Clementon, NJ
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HotJazzFan wrote: <quoted text>
'ppreciate that. I think there is a part of us that wants to think there were precipitating factors as it would release us from the horror that this child's parents beat her to death.
You did not jump the gun, you speculated. We all speculate on this forum.
These lawyers and the DA have worked closely together for years. I suspect it will never go to trial; instead, a deal will be reached.
Thanks for the post. Confused writes»»»»» Why has'nt this made the national news. Iv'e KNOWN Deb since she was a resident. It can't be the same mind, she a sweet girl. They keep saying it has to do with Churches teaching CORPORAL PUNISHMENT WE LIKE TO HERE FROM CHURCH! JUST DOSE NOT MAKE. rumors are getting verry ugly up here. SENSE.
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THOMAS H
Clementon, NJ
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HotJazzFan
Castkovce, Slovakia
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THOMAS H wrote: <quoted text> Confused writes»»»»» Why has'nt this made the national news. Iv'e KNOWN Deb since she was a resident. It can't be the same mind, she a sweet girl. They keep saying it has to do with Churches teaching CORPORAL PUNISHMENT WE LIKE TO HERE FROM CHURCH!
JUST DOSE NOT MAKE. rumors are getting verry ugly up here. SENSE. ..........what?
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Justin
Indianapolis, IN
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You can know someone, but not really know them. This doctor may have had psychological issues that never surfaced for anyone to see. There are troubled people who have serious issues and can mask them very well, just as the sex offender tricks their victims by appearing normal to violate trust. Who knows, maybe this individual finally snapped due to problems. People with mental disorders come in all genders, professions and age.
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THOMAS H
Clementon, NJ
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sobeit wrote: <quoted text>
Seriously? Osteogenic Imperfecta is a condition hallmarked by extremely fragile bones resulting in easy fracture....reports & the investigation indicate that the child had bruises from head to toe and death resulted from a blow to the head...osteogenic imperfecta does not mimic blunt force trauma resulting in fatal brain injury. In re: the church's beliefs on child rearing... that has nothing to do with anything. Again, most are speaking of their knowledge of her from her medical practice, but when asked, those who lived in close proximity never even knew there was more than 1 child in the home. Does the Church belive iN BIBLICAL beatinbs BIBLICak punisiment for chikdren who don't beatings? TGH
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Heartbroken
Ashland City, TN
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THOMAS HAVING wrote: i've know doctor marks for about 9 years.i cab,t rap my head around i5. we all need to wait till Crissa's result weate to make sure its not osteogenic imperfecta. This is the USA. Iinnocent TO PROVEN. OTHERWISE! HOW ABOUT THE BELIEFS ON CHILD REARING FROM THIER CHURCH . nn TOM H. FROM NJ Autopsies results don't lie and it's very clear that it was a homicide.
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THOMAS H
Clementon, NJ
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Heartbroken wrote: <quoted text>
Autopsies results don't lie and it's very clear that it was a homicide. Where are the autopsy reports? Do u have a link to click on?please post it
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Carey
Brentwood, TN
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Judged:
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Anyone heard any evidence in these posts? I haven't. Be careful the bandwagon you jump on isn't on fire.
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THOMAS H
Clementon, NJ
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EMSworker wrote: I can not believe this has happened so close to home...my daughter went to Cenn Peds for years!!!! What type of background checks do they do before they hire a DOCTOR??? You never EVER really know somebody so do not trust ANYONE!!!
Thanks to the WEMA workers for doing their BEST to save this little girl; some things are just meant to be.
Death penalty for those horrid monsters that abused this poor child!!!! There was nothing to checj in NJ she had no complsints except for being sooo slow to see patient. She was likable person who snapped,her husband ciuld if stipped it all with a phone call,the 4yo would be alive and DEBBIE could of got some help. Steve is no man.
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THOMAS H
Clementon, NJ
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sobeit wrote: <quoted text>
Seriously? Osteogenic Imperfecta is a condition hallmarked by extremely fragile bones resulting in easy fracture....reports & the investigation indicate that the child had bruises from head to toe and death resulted from a blow to the head...osteogenic imperfecta does not mimic blunt force trauma resulting in fatal brain injury. In re: the church's beliefs on child rearing... that has nothing to do with anything. Again, most are speaking of their knowledge of her from her medical practice, but when asked, those who lived in close proximity never even knew there was more than 1 child in the home. re: church has no know right to tell them beat your child, they'll respect, a small blow to head with with OI COULD EASILY CAUSE THESE INJURYS BUT AS TINE GOES ON IT T LOOKING BAD FOR THEN Saf in NJ.
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Since: Jun 10
Hermitage, TN
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Please wait...
If they are convicted of this heinous crime and sent to any state prison, their lives will be a living hell and in danger 24/7. Most inmates have been or were abused as children and probably the most fitting word here is they will see retribution.
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Steve Smithson
Mount Juliet, TN
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Good job Ned explaining this...some people still don't get it. It's called an investigation...there are still people in the world who don't understand these. If police jump too quick when making arrest, you miss details and "getting off on a technicality" could occur. My understanding in this case is that the police were very maticulous in thier investigation. As as you rightly said, we shouldnt jump to conclusions. IF it's abuse, let the investigation take it's course. ned wrote: <quoted text>
Anytime a child is brought to the hospital for injuries (or dies from them) they check to see if it was abuse. Sometimes it is sometimes it isn't. Children are clumsy and often hurt themselves. So that is the reason an arrest is not made when the child was brought in. If the girl had survived she would not have been sent home with the parents until the investigation was done. But it does take some time to complete it. They have to do tests and question family, friend, co-workers, etc. In this case they would have done an autopsy which can take a few days. And during the time the parent's (or suspects) are not allowed to leave the state. So while they are not officially under arrest they do try to make sure they can not flee. It is the first step in the whole innocent until proven guilty thing. You can't arrest someone without probable cause. At the time the child was brought to the hospital they did not know for sure if it was abuse and if it was who did it. And it usually does take about a week or two for any investigation to be completed to make an arrest UNLESS someone confesses right away.
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