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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I never left my kids in the car, though I have known people who left their babies in the car to finish a nap with the baby monitor on. I never , ever did this. Too many things to go wrong. Just my opinion . One of the court documents mentioned that there was no bed for Parker in the house, that she slept with her parents. If true, I find this extremely strange and also negligent on their part to not have a bed for the child. ( found document on Reddit) Also very bizarre situation with his first child, now age 17. The article below says this first daughter is going to petition the court for custody of the 2 other girls when she turns 18. https://www.tmz.com/2025/11/06/arizona-dad-hot-car-death-daughter-not-surprised-suicide/ “Eisenberg tells us the teen has been in the custody of Child Protective Services ... while her two younger sisters had been living with Scholtes and his spouse. We're told the teen plans to apply for custody of them in the near future, after she turns 18 later this month. Eisenberg says the teen feels somewhat relieved -- but admits there’s still a part of her that’s sad, given it’s her father who’s now gone.“ [/quote] Do you have a link to the Reddit document? TIA. [/quote] Here you go but they seem to expire quickly— hope it still works when you get a chance to check: https://fromsmash.com/scholteschrisincident1121 [/quote] Really can’t believe that he killed his child and his texts to his wife were about how he was afraid of going to prison. The world is better off without him. At least he did the right thing and took himself out.[/quote]
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