another mother

[Lady Cop]

stinking dirty sow. she NEEDS a lifetime in prison.










By Associated Press, Saturday, March 3
AURORA, Colo. — Investigators say the 23-year-old mother of two children who were killed in a Colorado house fire left her kids alone for more than seven hours the night they died.

Aurora police Detective Lance Dyer testified during a preliminary hearing Friday that Danielle Lynn Brockman told investigators she left 3-year-old Timothy Joseph Ramirez and 15-month-old Alivia Ramirez at about 9:30 p.m. Oct. 29 to go out with friends. Dyer says she returned home at about 5 a.m. the next day to find that a fire had broken out and the smoke was so heavy she couldn’t get to the children.

Brockman told police she went to a house party, then the Montview Bar and Grill, then a friend’s house before heading home to find the fire already raging.

Her son, Timothy Joseph Ramirez, was pronounced dead on the way to a nearby hospital after police ripped steel burglar bars from the toddlers’ window to pull them from the home. His sister, Alivia Ramirez, died a few days later. Both children died from smoke inhalation and carbon monoxide poisoning, investigators said.

Funeral services for 3-year-old TJ Ramirez and his one-year-old sister Alivia were held Friday in Longmont, where Michael Ramirez, the children’s father, spent his last moments alone with his son and daughter before the service.

“I talked to both of them like as if they were still there,” said Ramirez. “I told TJ, “Watch your little sister…take care of your sister,” and I told Alivia, “Please don't let TJ get into too much trouble.””

About 300 mourners came to the church to remember the children.

Michael Ramirez says he has been working in Georgia to support his kids and has been trying to gain full custody of the children. He says he is heartbroken and angry about what has happened in the past week.