Suspicious deaths.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I don't dispute at all that this family was deeply troubled but I think there is an overreaction about the videos (except for that heartbreaking hugging video). I have countless videos of my kids dancing around the house in their underwear and dancing at outdoor concerts but I'm not posting them on public You Tube channels.

So then it’s not the same thing at all. I think we all have embarrassing pictures and videos of our kids but most of us know it’s pretty terrible to put them on a very public medium like YouTube. Especially when the kid is a preteen.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Weren’t the Turpin kids pulled out of public school and then moved across state lines where they eventually became homeschooled, too? Ugh. I wish there was some way to track these families.

Adrian Jones, too. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2017/09/01/boy-7-was-tortured-to-death-and-fed-to-pigs-state-agencies-failed-him-says-lawsuit/?utm_term=.fd2327410225

Trigger warning. Read with caution.
Anonymous
I came across this article too that has more details about the neighbors and the family

http://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/8166695-181/volunteers-continue-search-for-three
Anonymous
I am just so sad for those kids.
That one of the moms had actually been convicted of beating one of the kids just makes the whole thing worse. How many more Beatings happened behind closed doors? So sad.
Anonymous
WJLA is reporting that a body has been recovered from the ocean near where the car crashes. So incredibly sad.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:WJLA is reporting that a body has been recovered from the ocean near where the car crashes. So incredibly sad.


Very sad. Expected but kills all hope of some miraculous twist.

I hope they find all 3 so they can be buried with their siblings.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:WJLA is reporting that a body has been recovered from the ocean near where the car crashes. So incredibly sad.


Very sad. Expected but kills all hope of some miraculous twist.

I hope they find all 3 so they can be buried with their siblings.


Very sad but expected news. I do hope they find all of them.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Report from 2010 abuse allegation

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4427098-2010-12844-Report.html


So many people dropping the ball..
Anonymous
Another article about the family: the lawyer that represented the biological aunt of one of the kids alleging she fought to have the kids placed with the bio-aunt but lost.

http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2018/04/lawyer_for_devonte_harts_aunt.html#incart_breaking

This sad sad case raises so many questions about child welfare responsiveness, homeschooling, child abusers crossing state lines, etc. I can’t stop thinking about those kids and how it sounds like they cried out for help and no one helped them.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The adopted male children would have benefited from a strong male father in the household.


I agree. It is a true fact. We can't explain away biology.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The adopted male children would have benefited from a strong male father in the household.


I agree. It is a true fact. We can't explain away biology.


You realize that men are just as likely to abuse their children right?
Anonymous
Has anyone posted this essay yet? Very interesting viewpoint

https://medium.com/@DeepGreenPhilly/withering-under-the-white-gaze-the-hart-family-tragedy-bb02416bb0ad
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I don't dispute at all that this family was deeply troubled but I think there is an overreaction about the videos (except for that heartbreaking hugging video). I have countless videos of my kids dancing around the house in their underwear and dancing at outdoor concerts but I'm not posting them on public You Tube channels.

So then it’s not the same thing at all. I think we all have embarrassing pictures and videos of our kids but most of us know it’s pretty terrible to put them on a very public medium like YouTube. Especially when the kid is a preteen.


I agree, not the same at all.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The adopted male children would have benefited from a strong male father in the household.


I agree. It is a true fact. We can't explain away biology.


You realize that men are just as likely to abuse their children right?


Men are more likely to abuse children. Of all of the problems with this family, I can't believe that not having a "strong male father" even registers.
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