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In a scenario we have seen time and time again, another little child has been beaten to death by her mother's husband/boyfriend. This time the poor little girl wasn't potty training fast enough for this piece of BLEEP man and so he killed her and the mother stood there and did nothing! CPS had already investigated this family and did not solve the problem, now this girl is dead after a brutal beating.

So, do you think that CPS does enough to investigate and follow up in these situations? Why do women choose to have their children exposed to violent boyfriends?

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High_flyer read my blog
May 23, 2008 | 8:48 AM

I realize that CPS is probably under-funded and short-staffed. And, that they try to do a good job. But, clearly, the process isn’t working.

I’m a firm believer in better safe than sorry. In too many cases, if CPS would have taken the children away from an obviously bad situation, these children would be alive today. Possibly in foster care, but at least ALIVE.

Why do these women stay with these monsters? Perhaps because they figure any man, no matter how evil, is better than being alone? Or, they are just too young and immature to know any other way. Or, they are just too lazy to get off their butts and DO SOMETHING. Who knows?

I knew when my husband started abusing me, it was just a matter of time until he started beating my son. So, we packed up what little we had, in the middle of the night, and left. My son is now a successful, well-adjusted adult.

I strongly believe that in such cases as this, the mother should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, as an accomplice to murder.
But, sadly, we all know what will happen.

1MyFoxFan read my blog
May 23, 2008 | 1:48 PM

Some women are so co-dependent on men they take any man in their household. That is fine and dandy if you do not have any children. Boys and girls are in danger now a days. Used to be only girls, not any more. Women have to wake up and take care of their number one priorities and that is their children.

Police say they "might" charge the Mother of this innocent child. Might? Are they kidding me?? She should be right in jail just like that animal of a husband she has.

It sickens me to read of these kind of crimes.

Isci_the_Weatherman read my blog view my photos
May 24, 2008 | 9:17 AM

Add another one to the list...top news story today is a mother (so called) and boyfriend who have had the dead body of a 6-month-old baby in their motel freezer for a year. When is enough enough?

Dudester read my blog
May 25, 2008 | 7:00 AM

In 1980, Congress passed a law that said:"It is always in the best interests of the child to be reunited with family. Period." Nothing could be more wrong. What does it take to be parents? Two fertile people who have at least hit puberty.

Parenthood doesn't come with a guidebook, and in my experience I have learned that a lot of people aren't fit to be parents. It should be a lot easier to terminate someone's parental rights. It also should be a lot easier to adopt.

It is extremely difficult to adopt. The first hurdle is that child agencies get paid by the government for every child they house, and they are therefore reluctant to part with that per day per diem. Secondly, social workers and child advocates climb up the rectum of prospective adoptive parents with a microscope and look for any possible reason to disqualify a prospective parent. It's too bad that people who are already parents don't get the same treatment in having to prove they are fit parents.

kagua2 read my blog
May 25, 2008 | 11:11 AM

The child in the freezer is so macabre! I was investigated by CPS once. My husband and I went to Louisiana and left our daughter (who was 2 at the time) with my mother. She had been drinking and Brittany had to go to the ER because she had a seizure. Since my mother was drinking while babysitting, CPS investigated us. Needless to say, that was the last time she babysat. Anyhow, they made one visit to our home and after checking Brittany out and ensuring that she had no bruises, etc., they never bothered us again. That one visit unnerved us, though. That is why I cannot imagine that some of these child abuse cases go as far as they do, with the child ending up tortured or dead. I never abused my children and it took that one incident for CPS to come calling.

Sassy11 read my blog
May 25, 2008 | 5:53 PM

The Mother of this child should have charges brought against her (ref: child put in the freezer). I think our society is slowly slipping into the gutter. This is so horrible to be so cruel to innocent children. I am apalled and shocked at today's society. HORRENDOUS! No child should be abused. If the Mother allows it to happen, she is just as guilty. Some of these women need to grow a backbone and get their family priorities right. Why is CPS so behind on these cases? It seems like some of the horrible cases you hear about in the news, CPS let the poor child stay with horrible parents. There has to be some answers that surely need to be addressed on these issues, for the sake of the innocent children who are being harmed.

giljen read my blog view my photos
Jul 8, 2008 | 10:53 PM

This is a major problem all across the nation. In my opinion the women that put themself and their childern in these scenario have very low self asteam, or may be on drugs and let there men have control over the house hold. My husband is a step father to my oldest daughter and beleive me I had a hell of a pregancy and my baby almost didnt make it so if he ever yelled at her inaprperately or put his hands on any of our kids in a physical way you would proably see me on the news and he knows it. But that is aside from the noramal disaplin like taking their stuff away when acting up there are otherways of disaplin then hitting your kids. Now when it comes to the CPS agency I am not sure they do a thural examination in the house hole just asking question is not enough when being investagated I beleive the investagator should be in the house hold for at least 2 hours out the daybut I understand the time and effort that would take. I know people who were taken from a unstable house hold and the foster home they were sent to was no better. One of my friends was raped by her foster parent and nothing was ever did about it. There is no way around this problem you can tell some one how to treat their kids but you can advise them right from wrong, the situation of child abuse and neglect should come to an end because childern are defensless and it is not their fault they are learning the rope of the world. But we as humans and peolpe of the community can only inform people we cant stop the abuse untill we know it is happening!!!

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Hello, this is Mike Iscovitz, meteorologist for Fox 26 News. When I'm not at work, I'm spending time with my wife and beautiful twin girls. They are an incredible blessing. In addition to the twins we have to keep up with our somewhat obese but lovable Siamese mix Casper, and our scrappy, spunky Yorkie named Sammy. When I have free time (which I don't) I try to emulate two of my idols, Jimmy Page and Arnold Schwarzenegger by working out and trying to play my Gibson. Contact me at iscovitz@fox26.com

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