06-18-2014, 04:59 PM
(06-18-2014, 10:31 AM)Cutz Wrote: Is the janitor a registered sex offender that the parents could have known about if they'd looked at the area's list of offenders? Did the mother cheat on the father, causing him to storm off with the child when he found out at 2am (more drunk drivers are on the road)?
The details will always be the devil for any hypothetical.
What I do know is that the girl was at her grandfather's home with 10 pit bulls.
That shows to me a lack of judgement on the parents part for entrusting their daughter to his care.
"The details will always be the devil for any hypothetical."
Accept the hypothetical at face value -or- after adding your own "damning" details . . . what is extremely eery to me is you never condemn the perpetrators of the crime for their actions. Not once!
Why is that?
I agree pit bulls, especially a "pack" of ten, should raise a red-flag.
However, what "you know" is hardly sufficient to characterize the parents as having "a lack of judgment".
Was this the first time the girl was around dogs?
Did any of the pit bulls have a history of aggressive behavior?
What actually prompted the attack?
How inbred was the trailer trash who owned the dogs?
Here's something I know: A little girl was maimed. A little girl lost her eye. A little girl will, most likely, carry the physical and emotional scars of this horrific event for a very long time.
Regardless of her parents judgment, she alone, bears the lion's share of pain and suffering.
And maybe . . . when she's older . . . the continuing haunting question of: "What if I had only . . . ?".