Private Message

Hey Laura; how come, when a child is kidnapped in Marshall County Kansas, and abandoned four miles away, during school hours, from the school she attends; you don't file charges against the perpetrator for kidnapping, unlawful restraint, reckless endangerment, and child abuse? I watched you rant and rave at an innocent man for similar things, but the crime to which I refer is real. The police were aware of it, too. Why didn't you at least force the perpetrator to remain forever in circumstances that would exclude children? I understand that the parents of the potential defendant would probably buy him the services of a private attorney. He also has some truly unintelligent friends, but aren't you at all worried about the welfare of children in Marshall County, Kansas? Or is the law selectively applied, and primarily used as a political tool?

What The Hell Is Wrong With This Parent?

One more "what the hell is wrong with this parent" story here: Jamial Bayly, of Ohio, was arrested for whirling his three year old around in the dryer! It seems electrical appliances also serve as a means of negative reinforcement in his home. Geesh.

Not only are most, if not all, clothes dryers not guarenteed against any damage incurred during use for drying toddlers, putting anyone in a dryer is reckless endangerment. Here's a picture of him. Note the unmanaged static electricity in his hair. Could he possibly have used a clothing dryer to get that look? It almost looks as if there should be a sock sticking to it...........