BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore police are investigating the scalding death of a one-month-old baby girl.
Detectives were called to a home in the 500 block of E. Patapsco Avenue on Wednesday for a report of a sick child.
When they arrived, police found one-month-old Elisha Watson with burns across 80 percent of her body. The newborn was taken to an hospital, where she later died.
What kind of IDIOT do you have to be to not check the water before you put a baby into it for God's sake. I find it unbelievable no one was charged FOR REAL! Parents were probably high on something, they should of tested them the minute they walked into the hospital.
OMG!! Why has no one been charged?? That one month old child did not turn on that scalding hot water, one of the adults did this. This is murder, not stupidity because someone knows when water is hot. So sad for that poor baby to have to endure this kind of pain. No sympathy for those poor excuses for parents.
Unbelievable , what a culture!
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ReplyDeleteWhat kind of IDIOT do you have to be to not check the water before you put a baby into it for God's sake. I find it unbelievable no one was charged FOR REAL! Parents were probably high on something, they should of tested them the minute they walked into the hospital.
ReplyDeleteBabies are scalded in every culture around the world. It only takes a moment of forgetting to test the water temperature.
ReplyDeleteForgetting to test the scalding water?? Are you serious??
DeleteOf course, being high could have a serious influence, but were the parents drug tested?
ReplyDeleteI would dip momma in scalding water then roll her in sand. She would be on my seven day list. lol
ReplyDeleteOMG!! Why has no one been charged?? That one month old child did not turn on that scalding hot water, one of the adults did this. This is murder, not stupidity because someone knows when water is hot. So sad for that poor baby to have to endure this kind of pain. No sympathy for those poor excuses for parents.
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