Dead Infant - Nothing to see here, folks.

[SquishMitten 10493]

Anybody following this story?

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/austin-baby-dead-auto-parts-store-police/269-0764b3db-fa75-4ee2-968e-eebf15da6258

2 month old found dead in an old truck at 4am Monday morning. APD says there's nothing suspicious about it. Can't find any updates since then. I can't for the life of me think of a scenario where this isn't suspicious. Anybody know more about it?

[Steel Shank 9536]

If it’s from a homeless mother, it’s ok because she’s homeless. / CoA

[Bevo 13831]

Second hand info. - She does a fair amount of drugs. She and the guy she is dating live in a truck at the junkyard. The guy she is dating works at the junkyard. She says she rolled over on the baby. This is probably true because it was a cold night and she was probably messed up.

Edited February 12, 2020 by Bevo

[crash_davis 23465]

1 minute ago, Bevo said:

Second hand info. - She does a fair amount of drugs. She and the guy she was dating live in a truck at the junkyard and the guy she dating works at the junkyard. She says she rolled over on the baby. This is probably true because it was a cold night and she was probably messed up.

How obese is she?

[InkaUtexas 26826]

4 minutes ago, crash_davis said:

How obese is she?

Even Vic said nah. 

[Bevo 13831]

1 minute ago, crash_davis said:

How obese is she?

I saw her in the video from the scene and she didn't look obese. Another boyfriend of hers had wanted to adopt the baby. No one called CPS on her but I know people wanted to.

[Bevo 13831]

4 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said:

Even Vic said nah. 

From the looks of it, I would say 160.

[InkaUtexas 26826]

5 minutes ago, Bevo said:

From the looks of it, I would say 160.

was just messing around. 

 

[B00M 6728]

Poor kid never had a fucking chance. What a selfish cunt.

[Iceman 2962]

12 minutes ago, Bevo said:

I saw her in the video from the scene and she didn't look obese. Another boyfriend of hers had wanted to adopt the baby. No one called CPS on her but I know people wanted to.

Maybe it's my background, but WTF???????????????

"Yeah, this situation is not quite bad enough yet.  i'll keep my concerns about a child's LIFE to myself."

Sorry, but I don't get that mentality at all.  Other people's feelings/ opinions don't trump the well-being of that child.

[Homercles 10206]

28 minutes ago, Bevo said:

Second hand info. - She does a fair amount of drugs. She and the guy she is dating live in a truck at the junkyard. The guy she is dating works at the junkyard. She says she rolled over on the baby. This is probably true because it was a cold night and she was probably messed up.

“You know Ms Buckman, you need a license to buy a dog or drive a car.  Hell you need a license to catch a fish.  But they’ll let any butt-reaming asshole become a father”

Edited February 12, 2020 by Homercles

[deadshank 24654]

54 minutes ago, SquishMitten said:

 

2 month old found dead in an old truck at 4am Monday morning. 

Just to be clear.  

[NeverMarryAStripper 22250]

17 minutes ago, Homercles said:

But they’ll let any butt-reaming asshole become a father”

Did you skip school on sex ed day?

Edited February 12, 2020 by NeverMarryAStripper

[Bevo 13831]

10 minutes ago, Iceman said:

Maybe it's my background, but WTF???????????????

"Yeah, this situation is not quite bad enough yet.  i'll keep my concerns about a child's LIFE to myself."

Sorry, but I don't get that mentality at all.  Other people's feelings/ opinions don't trump the well-being of that child.

I grew up privileged, so the chances of me running into something like this is pretty slim. But, I would imagine that if you live on the wrong side of town, you see people living in cars and in dirty homes, etc. pretty frequently. It seems like CPS could just hang out in the hood and investigate non-stop. But, yeah, I guess the obvious answer is that anytime there is a question to call CPS.

[deadshank 24654]

3 minutes ago, Bevo said:

I grew up privileged, so the chances of me running into something like this is pretty slim. But, I would imagine that if you live on the wrong side of town, you see people living in cars and in dirty homes, etc. pretty frequently. It seems like CPS could just hang out in the hood and investigate non-stop. But, yeah, I guess the obvious answer is that anytime there is a question to call CPS.

I doubt you grew up “privileged.”  I would wager you grew up close to the norm. 

“Running into something like this” is not the norm; however, I will say it’s becoming more prevalent.  

[Blotto 23978]

Not a big bumper sticker guy, but this one was always my favorite.

Edited February 12, 2020 by Blotto

[crash_davis 23465]

12 minutes ago, Bevo said:

I grew up privileged, so the chances of me running into something like this is pretty slim. But, I would imagine that if you live on the wrong side of town, you see people living in cars and in dirty homes, etc. pretty frequently. It seems like CPS could just hang out in the hood and investigate non-stop. But, yeah, I guess the obvious answer is that anytime there is a question to call CPS.

Has there ever been a case of CPS removing children from homeless parents? Honest question.

[SquishMitten 10493]

1 hour ago, Bevo said:

Second hand info. - She does a fair amount of drugs. She and the guy she is dating live in a truck at the junkyard. The guy she is dating works at the junkyard. She says she rolled over on the baby. This is probably true because it was a cold night and she was probably messed up.

If you're high, in a truck, roll over and suffocate your baby, that seems like something that would warrant an arrest/investigation.

But if that's the case, I guess it was just really bad/odd reporting. It was on the APD twitter feed and every local news outlet had a story, even a few with reporters on the scene. And saying a dead baby was "found" made it sound like somebody just stumbled upon it.  

 

 

[Bevo 13831]

29 minutes ago, SquishMitten said:

If you're high, in a truck, roll over and suffocate your baby, that seems like something that would warrant an arrest/investigation.

But if that's the case, I guess it was just really bad/odd reporting. It was on the APD twitter feed and every local news outlet had a story, even a few with reporters on the scene. And saying a dead baby was "found" made it sound like somebody just stumbled upon it.  

 

 

Other people work at the junkyard but they may have been hesitant to call the police. I don't know. But, from what I was told, the girl had been offered a hotel room when it was cold outside, but she turned it down.

[irishtexan 11692]

Mothers have been charged with manslaughter for rolling over on their baby and suffocating them, but typically only when it was discovered that the mothers were on drugs. Then there's the lady in Pennsylvania who did it twice, and was arrested for possession of meth while pregnant with the second child she eventually rolled over on and suffocated. She got four years in prison and six years probation, with the stipulation she would have to surrender any child she might bear during that period of time, and not have any contact with minors, including her other non-dead children. 

[Bevo 13831]

3 hours ago, irishtexan said:

Mothers have been charged with manslaughter for rolling over on their baby and suffocating them, but typically only when it was discovered that the mothers were on drugs. Then there's the lady in Pennsylvania who did it twice, and was arrested for possession of meth while pregnant with the second child she eventually rolled over on and suffocated. She got four years in prison and six years probation, with the stipulation she would have to surrender any child she might bear during that period of time, and not have any contact with minors, including her other non-dead children. 

I don't know where I stand on this, but I doubt that she will stop doing drugs if she goes to prison. I also doubt she will use better birth control in the future and avoid having another child. I also doubt her going to prison will keep others from committing similar crimes. But since she did the crime, she should serve the time. There is always the chance that she will change her life.

[Deej 77680]

Amazing what you can buy through RockAuto.

[Steel Shank 9536]

Wheels is going to tee off on this one and send it deep. /no cr

[Fuck Tim Beck 3892]

11 hours ago, Bevo said:

Second hand info. - She does a fair amount of drugs. She and the guy she is dating live in a truck at the junkyard. The guy she is dating works at the junkyard. She says she rolled over on the baby. This is probably true because it was a cold night and she was probably messed up.

The most shocking part of this story is that a homeless guy living in a truck in a junkyard has a live in girlfriend. 

[hornian 5281]

11 hours ago, crash_davis said:

Has there ever been a case of CPS removing children from homeless parents? Honest question.

Yes. Frequently. 

[ImissWallyPryor 9046]

13 hours ago, Homercles said:

You know Ms Buckman, you need a license to buy a dog....

Is there a statute of limitations on something like this?  I’ve never gotten a license to buy a pet. 

[ButtFumble 5246]

8 hours ago, irishtexan said:

Mothers have been charged with manslaughter for rolling over on their baby and suffocating them, but typically only when it was discovered that the mothers were on drugs. Then there's the lady in Pennsylvania who did it twice, and was arrested for possession of meth while pregnant with the second child she eventually rolled over on and suffocated. She got four years in prison and six years probation, with the stipulation she would have to surrender any child she might bear during that period of time, and not have any contact with minors, including her other non-dead children. 

they should have stipulated that she had to smoke all the meth she could for an hour then let someone trained in anatomy run one of these up her cunt for about an hour to stop any future issues

[After irth 1245]

4 hours ago, ButtFumble said:

they should have stipulated that she had to smoke all the meth she could for an hour then let someone trained in anatomy run one of these up her cunt for about an hour to stop any future issues

Username...check!

[safe sex 11925]

19 hours ago, crash_davis said:

Has there ever been a case of CPS removing children from homeless parents? Honest question.

Literally all of the time. 

[mulletpelini 5220]

just curious, if the child is unborn, and the mother rolls over it while she is sleeping, how do they handle that?