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Rest in Peace Baby P

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Rest in Peace Baby P

Post by Guest on Wed Nov 12, 2008 7:24 am

Read about this case on Sky yesterday and it's on the TV this morning.

This poor child suffered a slow death from the moment the abuse started at the hands of his mother, her boyfriend and another man who was with them. The description of what was found beggars belief as to what evil can do.

I've asked myself why and how could these adults do this? I can find no answer.

But then I ask myself why this known at risk baby slipped through the net. Doctors, Social Services....everyone was on the case.

Here we have a real case of child abuse. Heads should role and those involved in the childs death should be locked away from society for good. I hope these people will burn in hell, slowly for making this childs short life hell on earth.

Rest in peace Baby P.

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Post by vee8 on Wed Nov 12, 2008 8:32 am

As I said to the wife yesterday, when will they learn? After Victoria Columbe we were assured lessons had been learned, and that everything possible would be done to be as sure as possible it would never happen again. Empty words, hollow promises. The social services have to bear a large burden of guilt over this. I know they do a difficult and thankless job, but sometimes the evidence is right under their noses, and they can't see it.

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Baby P

Post by Marilyn on Wed Nov 12, 2008 8:43 am

Horrors like this will continue to happen as long as standards are so low .. and they are slipping everywhere in the professions .. where is accountability these days??
I think there is too much "not my problem" & "someone else will deal with it" that the urge to Act is suppressed. All this took was common sense & someone actually doing their job, and this baby could still be alive. You just want to scream. Flog the killers within an inch of their miserable lives .. lock them up and lose the key.

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Post by Pedro Silva on Wed Nov 12, 2008 9:42 am

God protect your soul into His hands for all eternity, and punish those who ended your short life, to be severly punished in this world and let them rotten here and in hell.

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Post by vee8 on Wed Nov 12, 2008 1:36 pm

Katie Smith, as usuall, sums it all up perfectly.

http://katiesmith.wordpress.com/2008/11/12/baby-p-vs-the-wheelie-bin/#comment-1791

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Poor Baby P

Post by dianeh on Wed Nov 12, 2008 9:33 pm

Such a sad life for a little boy who only wanted love and care.

IMO, the social service officers, police and medical officers who left him in that danger, are guilty of negligence. How could the systematic torture of that little boy not have been noticed and acted on. But of course it was noticed, because of the excessive number of visits made to the family. Yet, never did they remove the boy for more than temporary care.

Social services in Britain must be infected with the same ridiculous mantras as those in Australia. The worst being that children are better off with their parents, so must be removed as a last resort.

Well, NO, the child's safety is more important than any perceived benefit from being with his parents.

I also believe that a public campaign needs to be undertaken to educate parents in the dangers of abusing your children. It needs to be stressed that if your child comes to harm at your hand (whether by violence, starvation, lack of medical care etc) that you will go to gaol. Therefore, it is important to seek help before your child is seriously hurt. Better that the child gets help and the parents kept out of gaol. It is my opinion that these parents think that nothing will happen to the child, so they keep on abusing them. I wonder if they would do it if the knew for SURE that they would be facing a very very long time in gaol. Common sense tells you that if you hurt your child you will go to gaol. But for some reason parents like this done see a connection between their actions, the harm to their child and possible spending the rest of their lives in gaol. They need to understand the connection. And then Social Services needs to work to make the connection earlier, and act earlier. Act on the side of caution for the child, not for the some ridiculous outdated notion about what is best for the child.

LIFE is best for any child.

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Post by Guest on Thu Nov 13, 2008 1:20 pm

Get this!!

This whore of satan is pregnant again.

For the second day running I have been driving while listening to Jerremy Vine on BBC Radio 2. With tears rolling down my face at what was done to this poor baby.

They better take the child away from her. There will be a queue at the prison gates waiting to make sure they do.

Someone who was talking to Jerremy suggested contacting our MP's to ask that heads roll.

http://www.parliament.uk/about/contacting/mp.cfm

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Post by Rosie on Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:59 pm

When people inflict unnecessary pain and suffering and abuse animals, they are banned from keeping animals for life, yet people that can do this to a defenseless child and watch while others horrifically hurt this poor child are allowed to carry on producing children? WTF is it all about?
How can someone that has given birth to a child witness this? What was she thinking? What was she doing while allowing this? I am not a violent person, but I can feel the anger seething away inside me, so help me I think I would have killed anyone that laid a hand on my children like that.

One person you can say may be suffering from a mental illness, but all of them? What is their excuse? What kind of society are we living in where people think they can do this to a baby? Personally, I hope they go to a prison with a recommends that they are never released, they are a menace and an affront to every decent human being.

I would like to know just why SS did not act and take this poor little child away, to me they knew this was going on, then it makes them every bit as guilty as those actually harming the children and perhaps more than losing their jobs should occur, how about they lose their liberty too and get jailed for gross dereliction of duty and doing nothing to prevent systematic abuse of a child. Where have these people got their brains?

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Post by Guest on Thu Nov 13, 2008 11:08 pm

Get this. She has Three other children. One born 8 months ago in custody and BBC2 said today that she is pregnent again.

She expects to be home for christmas and was given rights to see her new baby while in custody until other prisoners complained.

She shows no remorse. She knows right from wrong as she tried to cover it up but continued to abuse and turn a blind eye.

No remorse, no feeling, knowingly did wrong. That spells pure evil to me.

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Post by Ally33 on Fri Nov 14, 2008 12:33 am

Im just weeping as I read this story. A darling beautiful precious soul.
Why??? I just have to believe in Heaven otherwise I dont think I could cope with stories like this. (well i cant, cos Im in tears)

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Post by Rosie on Fri Nov 14, 2008 12:53 am

It is just incredulous that this was allowed to happen, I will be very interested in knowing what the social workers excuse is this time!

Mod are you kidding me when you say that she hopes to be home for Christmas? If found guilty she should be locked up for the rest of her life.

I just find this so shocking that my mind cannot take it all in, it is the most cruel, callous and horrific thing that i have ever read. Made worse because there was a group of abusers and not just one mentally unbalanced female!

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Post by dianeh on Fri Nov 14, 2008 12:58 am

I also cried and cried when I read about Baby P. I remember crying when I read about him last year, or earlier this year, or whenever it was.

All a little baby wants is love and care, and it is not much to ask. And for that you get unconditional love. It is the most wonderful experience, until I had my children, I didnt know how wonderful it was.

Baby P is now with the angels, getting the love and care he missed out on in his short little life.

And Mod, let me go one step further than you. This woman should not be allowed to keep any children which she may have now or in the future. They should automatically taken from her. But I would go one step further and insist she should be sterilised. I doubt if she looks after herself why she is pregnant, so who knows what drugs etc may be put into her babies.

The sterilisation doesnt need to be permanent, but it would mean that she would need to seek a court order to get it reversed. I normally dont agree that a woman's reproductive system should be involved with legislation but in this case, she is a threat to any children she may have, she is dangerous and no child should be put into a dangerous situation.

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Post by dianeh on Fri Nov 14, 2008 1:00 am

Like you, I just find it incredible that this poor little mite had so many injuries, so many visits from social workers, doctors etc, and no one thought to take him from the source of the danger.

As I said before, the people who left him with those 'monsters' are guilty and should face charges, at the very least they should never be able to work in such a position involving children again. They are incompetent.

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Post by calcite51 on Fri Nov 14, 2008 2:51 am

I also find the story of that poor little babe sickening - I don't understand how the social workers/doctors, etc. could not have removed him from the source of his injuries. I also understand the mother is pregnant again. How totally sad!

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Re: Rest in Peace Baby P

Post by Guest on Fri Nov 14, 2008 6:39 am

Rosie,
The 27-year-old, who has three other children, believes she will be home in time for Christmas, say police sources who describe her as showing no signs of remorse.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/3451829/Mother-of-Baby-P-has-another-child-while-in-prison.html

Dianeh, Your not one step further than me. I agree with you.

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