I shouldn’t have read this article. I advise not reading it, there are a lot of details and it’s awful. That poor little girl.
SchmickleRick on
What a fucking savage animal to do this to a baby girl. I’m sick to my stomach after reading the details of this case. It is horrifically graphic.
DandyLionsInSiberia on
A horrific case. Thankfully, the man concerned found the courage and resolve, despite the years that had passed, to go to the police and finally lay bare the events of that day.
She will now rightfully spend the remainder of her life facing a lawful and public reckoning for what she did to the children in her care, and for the death of a little girl who depended on her for protection and safety.
Awful awful case.
Beaglester on
How utterly horrific. What an evil woman. To think that little girls brother was in such fear of that woman he lied about her killing his sister.
Master_Button_2593 on
That poor little girl – beggars belief. Her brother has carried this with him for such a long time it must be a relief to be able to tell someone.
MJ-Franklin on
Some people don’t deserve to breathe the same air as us. Or air at all.
Tastetherainbow_2016 on
Knew this woman as a colleague some years back, was so shocked to see her on the news, I was like, “No way, she’s a nice woman”. She was so well liked around the workplace everyone called her Aunty Jan. Goes to show you never really know anyone. Fucking hell.
EDIT just read the story in full, I feel sick. Evil woman. That poor brother, living with that terrible secret for all those years. He got his sister justice, more power to him. Hope he can find some peace in that.
human-dancer on
Well done Desmond. Especially for coming forward after all these years. May she rest in peace.
hybridtheorist on
I feel so sorry for the brother, having to hold that knowledge, that guilt (I know he did nothing wrong, but I’m sure he’ll feel he should have spoken up sooner) for decades.
Deserves so much respect for speaking up and getting his sister justice in the end. Can’t imagine how difficult it was to walk into a police station and say those words.
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I shouldn’t have read this article. I advise not reading it, there are a lot of details and it’s awful. That poor little girl.
What a fucking savage animal to do this to a baby girl. I’m sick to my stomach after reading the details of this case. It is horrifically graphic.
A horrific case. Thankfully, the man concerned found the courage and resolve, despite the years that had passed, to go to the police and finally lay bare the events of that day.
She will now rightfully spend the remainder of her life facing a lawful and public reckoning for what she did to the children in her care, and for the death of a little girl who depended on her for protection and safety.
Awful awful case.
How utterly horrific. What an evil woman. To think that little girls brother was in such fear of that woman he lied about her killing his sister.
That poor little girl – beggars belief. Her brother has carried this with him for such a long time it must be a relief to be able to tell someone.
Some people don’t deserve to breathe the same air as us. Or air at all.
Knew this woman as a colleague some years back, was so shocked to see her on the news, I was like, “No way, she’s a nice woman”. She was so well liked around the workplace everyone called her Aunty Jan. Goes to show you never really know anyone. Fucking hell.
EDIT just read the story in full, I feel sick. Evil woman. That poor brother, living with that terrible secret for all those years. He got his sister justice, more power to him. Hope he can find some peace in that.
Well done Desmond. Especially for coming forward after all these years. May she rest in peace.
I feel so sorry for the brother, having to hold that knowledge, that guilt (I know he did nothing wrong, but I’m sure he’ll feel he should have spoken up sooner) for decades.
Deserves so much respect for speaking up and getting his sister justice in the end. Can’t imagine how difficult it was to walk into a police station and say those words.