Rampant Abuse and Murders of Children

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How does a TV topple over on your baby?!!!!!!

A four-month-old baby was reportedly crushed to death after a television fell on top of him causing fatal head injuries.
Kian McMillan was taken to hospital from the house in Burnley, Lancashire, on Tuesday at 2.40am, but died a day later.
His mother Natalie, 24, and a 40-year-old man believed to be the baby's father were arrested on suspicion of child neglect.

Neighbours piled flowers, teddy bears and cards outside the terraced house in Burnley, which they said the couple had only been renting for a few months.
Lisa Robinson said: 'Seeing the flowers, teddies and cards makes you realise it’s real. It is so sad and I feel so sorry for everyone involved.'

'Little angel': Friends and relatives left mementos mourning the death of four-month-old Kian
Another neighbour, Ryan Coops, added: 'It shocks everyone when something like this happens.
'Although we didn’t know the family, everyone is upset. I heard the ambulance come and take the baby away to hospital.'
Kian was first taken to the Royal Blackburn Hospital before being transferred to Manchester’s Children’s Hospital, where he died on Wednesday at 2am.
A white lamb cuddly toy sat on the family's doorstep today, along with floral tributes that included one from the baby’s aunt and uncle.
It read: 'To my sweet, little Kian. In my thoughts always. We love you so much my little angel. Miss you always. RIP, goodnight, goodbye. Uncle Pete, auntie Siavonne and cousin Olivia.'
Another card read: 'A golden heart stopped beating, two smiling eyes now at rest. Now everybody knows God only takes the best. RIP little one. Goodnight, God bless, love Stacey, Shaun and Tia.'
Councillor Elizabeth Monk, who represents the Trinity ward, said: 'It is very tragic news and my heart goes out to everybody affected.
'It is so shocking close to Christmas and it has really had an impact on the community.'
Distressed friends and members of the public posted messages on Facebook about the tragedy.
Joan Shapcott wrote: 'r i p little one god bless', and Michelle Pilling added: 'goodnight, god bless, no-one can harm you again.'
Lancashire police confirmed that Kian’s mother, of Burnley, and a 40-year-old man from Brighouse, West Yorkshire, had been arrested on suspicion of child neglect but were later released on bail until January 30.
Police said the investigation is ongoing and they are treating the death as 'unexplained'.
An inquest into the death of Kian was expected to open today at the East Lancashire coroner's office.




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