Mother locks kids in self-storage unit...WTF!

Ron-P
Ron-P Posts: 8,516
edited September 2010 in The Clubhouse
I am reading the morning paper and come across this:

Casselberry, FLA.

A mother would lock her 8-year old boy and 12-year old girl in a self-storage unit while she went to work. The kids were found with the family dog in unit A37 at Uncle Bobs self-storage.

Temperatures would reach up to and over 100, a bucket for a toilet, no running water, with only juice to drink and a bowl of water for the dog.

This lady needs to be tied to a post infront of a firing line and removed from this planet.
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  • CHRIS
    CHRIS Posts: 454
    edited August 2001
    There are some sick people in this world, and sick is not a strong enough or right word to use for this women. She should be tied over a fire ants nest with honey poured on her. How could someone treat children this way. All you read or see is bad things going on or had happened. Why can't reporters focus on good things going on. Some think movies give kids bad ideas just let them watch the news. They could learn all kinds of horrid ideas.
    Chris
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  • wangotango68
    wangotango68 Posts: 1,056
    edited August 2001
    is it me or does alot of this stuff happen in fla.? maybe its the heat?

    scott:confused:
  • -justin-
    -justin- Posts: 891
    edited August 2001
    You are right. There should be more good news on the tv. But you know what? Everytime I am sitting down listening to the news and hear another story about "ballons for little kids in the city" or "the panda that had a baby today at the zoo..." -- well, I hate it. I think, "What the hell is this crap".

    To be honest, there is only so much "good" news I can take.

    ~JB
  • Micah Cohen
    Micah Cohen Posts: 2,022
    edited August 2001
    I love this kind of stuff. I mean, I am fascinated by how effed up and stupid we are, and by how fascinated we are with effed up and stupid people.

    In Argentina, or Belarus, or Gabon or some such third world place, you think they are fascinated with this kind of stuff? Nope, they just need their next meal. We allow this stuff to consume us (me, at least) and that's part of the fascination. In Romania or someplace, where people live in huts and eat dirt, the kids would die, and life would go on. You'd never hear about it.

    You'd be freaking amazed at the effed up stuff that goes on in corners of the world where the Entertainment Tonight and Good Morning America cameras never dare.

    But here in 'Merica, where we seem to think we'd know better, wackos are still locking their kids in utility sheds, driving them seatbelted into lakes to drown, and holding them hostage in cult compounds as human shields when the law comes a'knockin.

    Fascinating! I love this! Do it MORE! MORE MORE MORE! We are 'Merican's! The highest standard of living on the planet! Most educated population on earth (which could be like saying, we are the most educated population in the universe, AFAWK)! What the heck else can we do to upset the bell curve?

    I love it!

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  • Micah Cohen
    Micah Cohen Posts: 2,022
    edited August 2001
    I mean, where the heck else are you 'opposed to keep the kids?

    MC
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  • -justin-
    -justin- Posts: 891
    edited August 2001
    In maa truuck with the other youngins and dogs and such.

    ~Billy Bob

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  • bernardo
    bernardo Posts: 120
    edited August 2001
    ...I've thinking about your post. The thing is I am from Argentina, so you get the idea. It wasn't nice to read it and I'm sure your intention was not to offend anybody. I respect your opinions and you are certainly entitled to them, but bear in mind that some foreigners also read this forum.

    We have our problems like everybody else and we try to solve them as everybody else does. Of course there are people in my country who have a hard time, but so do people in the US. I've seen people sleeping on the streets in Manhattan, in winter, and they are probably worried about surviving the night, not even a meal. Maybe it's not representative of the US but they are still people.

    I' like to add something else: I love my country and we also have our good things. You should go there, you'll love it too.

    And please understand my feelings. I don't mean to offend anybody with this post.

    Bernardo
  • Micah Cohen
    Micah Cohen Posts: 2,022
    edited August 2001
    And I certainly didn't mean to offend anyone living anywhere else, either.

    I meant to say, look at us -- we're 'Merica! AMERICAN! The greatest nation ever on earth or any other planet! And look how goofed up we are! I know that in Argentina you are not constantly giving air time to wackos who lock their kids in storage sheds -- and we shouldn't either!

    That's my point. It's actually a backhanded complement to other countries who don't have all the idiotic distractions we have in this country, god love us.

    Sometimes, 'Mericans livin in 'Merica make me think long and hard about where we've gone wrong -- SOMEONE FOUGHT AND DIED FOR THAT WOMAN'S FREEDOM TO STORE HER KIDS IN THE UTILITY SHED ON HOT DAYS! There's something wrong there. Argentina is paradise. Compared to that utility shed.

    [flame suit - ON]

    MC
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  • bernardo
    bernardo Posts: 120
    edited August 2001
    Thanks for the answer Micah.

    We do have problems, especially right now. It's a great place to live but I wouldn't say it's paradise...

    I understand what you mean, though.

    Bernardo
  • Micah Cohen
    Micah Cohen Posts: 2,022
    edited August 2001
    Whew. I thought I had started an "international incident."

    Thanks for diggin my message, tho, Bernardo! :cool:

    MC
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  • Ron-P
    Ron-P Posts: 8,516
    edited August 2001
    I'm all for public executions. Lets start with this lady and work our way thru the rest of the people on death row. Bet we could clean up in about a week or so.


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  • Micah Cohen
    Micah Cohen Posts: 2,022
    edited August 2001
    You know, that's interesting. These folks on death row in this country -- who are all innocent, of course -- should be tested for DNA evidence pronto and then taken care of, one way or the other. Now. What's the wait? Every day is another "3 hots" that is coming out of my own lunch money. The so-called appeals process is wearing me out.

    Plus, if we start clearing out the death rows, we'll have more room for, you know, the hemp growers and kidnappers and cult leaders and televangelists and such.

    MC
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  • mjmcg
    mjmcg Posts: 102
    edited August 2001
    You guys missed the whole thing. This woman was providing shelter and security for her children. She was also ensuring that they weren't out getting into trouble. She was also teaching them some important life lessons, like how to improvise when times are tough and that storage sheds just aren't for dead bodies in trash bags any more...er, um...strike that last one, not like I'd know about that personally or anything. She did leave them with a bucket of piss warm juice to...or was that warm juice and a bucket to piss in, I get confused. But anyway at least she let the kids have a dog! She's not all bad.
  • VR3
    VR3 Posts: 28,597
    edited September 2010
    Wow thats messed up.
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  • zarrdoss
    zarrdoss Posts: 2,562
    edited September 2010
    not all people deserve to have kids!
  • nooshinjohn
    nooshinjohn Posts: 25,384
    edited September 2010
    So much for the puppy thread.:rolleyes:

    I feel so sorry for the kids, The mother should find a nice jail sell to call home.
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  • Demiurge
    Demiurge Posts: 10,874
    edited September 2010
    *insert thoughts on a 9 year old thread here*
  • coolsax
    coolsax Posts: 1,824
    edited September 2010
    is it me or does alot of this stuff happen in fla.? maybe its the heat?

    scott:confused:

    its not you.. there's a reason why www.fark.com has a tag just for Florida.
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  • zarrdoss
    zarrdoss Posts: 2,562
    edited September 2010
    So much for the puppy thread.:rolleyes:

    I feel so sorry for the kids, The mother should find a nice jail sell to call home.

    her sentence should be carried out in the same storage shed
  • messiah
    messiah Posts: 1,790
    edited September 2010
    I guess no one noticed that this thread is 9 years old, huh? :(
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  • PerfectCreature
    PerfectCreature Posts: 1,456
    edited September 2010
    zarrdoss wrote: »
    her sentence should be carried out in the same storage shed

    Yep. I agree.
    Ruthless.
    Much like the movie the Girl Next Door....and no not the one about making a sex ed video the movie with the aunt who tortures her niece....awful movie....pissed me off for about a week strait.
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  • nooshinjohn
    nooshinjohn Posts: 25,384
    edited September 2010
    messiah wrote: »
    I guess no one noticed that this thread is 9 years old, huh? :(


    Nope.... missed that one.:eek::p

    5 pages for puppies in a river and 9 years later, less than half a page for kids in a storage unit in the summer heat.
    Things that make you go HMMMM.

    Anybody know what happened to the mother?(if she can be called such)
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  • gtu2004
    gtu2004 Posts: 620
    edited September 2010
    what's wrong with locking your kids up when they are annoying?
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  • snow
    snow Posts: 4,337
    edited September 2010
    Nope.... missed that one.:eek::p

    5 pages for puppies in a river and 9 years later, less than half a page for kids in a storage unit in the summer heat.
    Things that make you go HMMMM.
    I think they had less members to fight over things 9 years ago :p



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  • Toxis
    Toxis Posts: 5,116
    edited September 2010
    Poor dog...
    Never kick a fresh **** on a hot day.

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