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Originally posted by dirty_underground
Thank you to whoever it was that posted the additional article.
Has anyone even considered drugs and I don't mean the prescribed kind? It's already stated she was an alcoholic, isn't it possible she could be a druggie? The lady was a manager at McDonald's, so she was working (or had been working). Yet the home had no utilities on? What was her money buying? Plus what about assistance programs, they are out there and they do help families in need, especially single women. I'm not blaming the family in any way, but what were they thinking by allowing the children to stay in a home with no utilities, they should have stepped in. I would do that much if my nieces needed my help.
Mentally ill or not, this lady chased down her children, stabbed them in the throat, while they stared at her. Their mother, who they loved regardless of all the neglect, who was supposed to love and protect them, killed them. Can you imagine what these little girls were thinking when they died? Maybe some of you need to focus on that for a minute while you are sitting there defending the poor mentally ill mother. She deserves nothing less then death.
Originally posted by dirty_underground
Before we even get to aruguing over this topic. Show me one factual piece of evidence or article that states the lady was even mentally ill. Right now you are just going on assumptions. I'm not condeming ALL or even any mentally ill person. But this lady has yet to be determined mentally ill.
And there are 4 people in my family(2 kids/2 adults) and our utilities are not past $250 heating, water, electric, combined. Food Stamps for a family of three would get you atleast $300 (I checked). If she were working full time, even at min wage, that would be $1,000.00 a month. Last I knew managers got paid a little more than employees. Say what you will, she should've had utilities on in the home regardless.