I Love you Mommy

Why do people hurt and kill their babies? Baby Grace reportedly cried out "I love you Mommy" as she was being beaten. She was being beaten because she was two years old and her Mom's husband wanted to teach her discipline, particularly how to say "yes, sir", "thank you" and "please".

According to the mother, she stood by and watched as her husband beat this baby with 2 belts, dunked her in a tub of cold water, and finally hurled her against the wall several times after he became aggravated that the baby wasn't minding. On July 25, 2007, he stayed home from work so that he could discipline the baby all day long.

“I said we have to get her to a hospital. (Zeigler) said, ‘No we can’t. We’ll go to jail,”’ Trenor said in the videotape, crying. “There came a point where she stopped breathing. He started doing CPR on the floor. He took her ... and handed her over to me. I could just feel her going cold.”

The couple then wrapped her in plastic bags and kept her in a shed for a month or two before buying a container stuffing her inside it and dumping her body into Galveston Bay. They told friends and family that the baby had been taken away by Child Protective Services.

God Bless the Children, and may God have mercy on our souls.

When Absolute Belief is Shattered

Most of us love our children unconditionally, and will stand by them, support them, and believe in them, no matter what life throws at us. But George Anthony is in mental turmoil today because the facts emerging in little Caylee Anthony's death are destroying his ablility to believe in the innocence of his beloved daughter.



Watching the drama unfold since July had many of us convinced early on that Casey Anthony knew something about Caylee's disappearance that she was keeping tightly secret. Her eyes told a story of a chilling coldness and lack of concern regarding the whereabouts of her baby. George Anthony could only see her through the eyes of love.

What do you do....what can you do when you realize you have raised a monster? Do you love them less? No...it would be easier if you could. What do you do...what can you do when you realize that this person you have loved, cherished and nurtured is very probably going to die in the electric chair or be locked away for the rest of her life? How do you come to grips with that?



The discovery of Caylee's tiny body have forced the blinders from his eyes, and he is finding it hard to accept the truth of Casey's actions....she deliberately killed her little girl because it cramped her freedom and lifestyle. He is coming to realize that not only has he lost a beautiful, innocent granddaughter, but he has lost his daughter as well. Casey must pay for her crime, and the punishment should be death.

Maybe This Time the D.A. Won't be Stupid

http://www.dailycamera.com/news/2008/dec/26/jonbenet-ramsey-12-years-later/
Garnett: Cold case to get fresh look

Friday, December 26, 2008

The Ramsey investigation was moved to the DA’s Office in December 2002, following years of public criticism of the Boulder Police Department’s handling of the case.

Garnett said he’s still wading through the evidence and complex history of the case, and he plans to meet with investigators familiar with the homicide before deciding how to handle it.

Calling the murder of JonBenet “no more important than other cases” of its type, Garnett said the police department likely has more resources and is better equipped to handle the investigation at this point.

“I want to look very closely at the resources of the DA’s Office and make a careful decision about what resources to continue to expend on the case,” he said. “There is something seductive about this case that can cause every law-enforcement person who works on it to become fascinated with its twists and turns and thereby spend endless energy on it.”

Unlike his predecessor, Mary Lacy, who has made clear her view that an intruder killed JonBenet, Garnett said he doesn’t have any preconceived notions about the case or where any future investigation should lead.

Regardless of new DNA, until that DNA is identified, and third party transfer can be excluded, in my opinion, Patsy Ramsey has not be cleared of suspicion. This little girl deserves justice....it's hard to believe that, had she lived, she'd be 18.

What the World Needs Now

is love, sweet love. Another year, another innocent lost forever. You have to wonder again, who would she have been to the world if she'd been allowed to grow to adulthood?

I personally don't understand how someone could look at this child with anything but the most unselfish, giving love. I don't know what could have been more important than her welfare. What has the lack of parental discipline that is being approved and enforced across our country taught these young adults who are now bearing children?

The selfishness of the "me" generation....will cost the world a future.

The Stolen Child by William B. Yeats
exerpt...

Away with us he's going,
The solemn-eyed:
He'll hear no more the lowing
Of the calves on the warm hillside
Or the kettle on the hob
Sing peace into his breast,
Or see the brown mice bob
Round and round the oatmeal-chest.
i{For be comes, the human child,
To the waters and the wild
With a faery, hand in hand,
from a world more full of weeping than you can
understand.}