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Monday, February 01, 2010

Grandma poisoned baby so parents wouldn't divorce, police say

A Jefferson City woman is accused of giving blood thinner to her 1-year-old granddaughter, causing the child to bleed from the nose and mouth, authorities allege. They believe she did this so the child's parents -- who are divorcing -- would get back together.

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Dumb broad.

Uhhhh, how much more likely are they to divorce now? Talk about over controlling, batsh*t crazy in laws!!!

Does this mean that every parent who slips the kid a little Children's Benadryl before a flight so he doesn't annoy everyone on the plane for five hours is a monster?

Vib. Lord no. They are saintly beacons of light in a dark, cruel world.

So, did it work? This would've made a great twist to The Parent Trap remake.

i give my kids shots of whiskey to shut them up...

Why is not one comment about how fucked up this old lady is and what she did was horrible. Instead were talking about things u've done to your child like benedryl etc...there is no comparison. She could've killed the child. Children are NOT objects to experiment with or use for selfish reasons, they are human beings who depend on us as parents or adults to take care of them...wtf.

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A friend of mine just emailed me one of your articles from a while back. you read that one a few more.

You would think that they world have OKd it at teh beginning instead of allowing it to go so long without saying a thing and then bringing it back up when it was too late. i dont understand it at all.

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