Yeah, he either propped her up inside the actual window frame or he stood her on the thick metal safety railing that tells people there's a big drop after it (like open windows perhaps). And yes, it is very obvious. She could have both "banged on the glass" and also seen outside from the ground. He lifted her up because he wanted her near the open window specifically. |
The family is able to go on the Today show and talk about this. That demonstrates that they are, in fact, able to talk about it. They are clearly grief stricken and devastated over their baby's death. But they are also in strong denial with regards to the negligence of the grandfather. What he did was not normal. Everyone knows not to do what that man did. |
| If my child died the last thing I would do is go on the Today Show. |
Yep money grubbers showing their true nature. He knew it was open, lifted the kid up so she could look out. Then changed the story to benefit them legally and financially. Very obvious! |
| What I don't understand is how he left go of her. Even if she was going to place her head on the glass, he had to secure her hold since it was so high up. |
It's amazing how this thread and the other thread have gotten so long. Kids die every day under far less preventable circumstances. Lots of DCUM posters with schadenfreude patting themselves on the back for not dropping their kid out a window. |
People would be a lot more sympathetic if they weren’t trying to profit from their own stupidity and gross negligence thereby jacking the prices up for us all. |
Because it's a BS story. He intentionally lifted her up to the open window, and lost his grip. |
X100000 When someone's answer to tragedy is a slanted PR campaign, something else is DEFINITELY wrong! Maybe they do feel guilt, after all. I am not judging what happened, it could presumably happen to anyone - BUT handling it this way is gross, all around. It says too much about the parents. |
Whoa. So they know that something isn't right about their lawsuit? |
+1 |
This. And he said as much to the first responders on the scene. He only changed his story to blame RC later. They keep showing the photo of her banging on the hockey glass like she couldn't do that if he left her on the ground. She could have. She also had a clear view from down there. He lifted her up for a reason, and its not the one he's now giving. |
To be fair would you watch a video of your child’s death? |
| Does the step grandfather have children of his own? I do think the man is at fault BUT I know that my own stepdad never raised babies or toddlers and was pretty darn clueless when I had my kids. |
Well regardless of whether or not he had his own kids, I think we can all agree he was clueless. I think his wife/the mom is pushing this whole RC blaming thing. Throughout the interview on Today, her daughter kept saying "My mom says/my mom thinks..." |