One of the most disturbing things I’ve ever read, they literally planned this. Adopted a baby to abuse and rape it to death… Literally no hell on earth could be enough punishment.
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That poor poor boy.
I can’t believe what I just read.
I’m just…lost for words.
RIP
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>The jury heard that at the time of his death, Preston was found to have sustained about 40 traumatic injuries. His injuries included 30 external bruises.
Fucking hell, how can someone be so evil?
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I wish I could unread that. I haven’t been so disturbed by the details of a case since Ian Watkins.
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I’m not prone to swearing, but what the fuck did I just read? A baby…penetration. Rape is always an act of evil, but just physically, to a baby, how does that happen? I cannot comprehend the mind of someone who could do such a thing to a baby, and I don’t want to. There’s no rehabilitating that.
As a man, a teacher and someone who has looked into the possibility of adopting, I hate to think that these men represent me, or any facet of me, in any way.
Must be a truly horrifying case for the jurors and everyone else involved in this trial. I appreciate the jury are offered support when dealing with traumatic cases, but once you’ve seen things, you can’t unsee them.
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My baby is sleeping next to me. I feel sick to my stomach. I tried not to look at the article but I couldn’t stop myself. That poor, poor baby. I just don’t understand humans.Â
I feel really bad for the jury too, they can never unsee what they saw at trial. I don’t know how judges do this either, day in and day out.Â
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Imagine turning up to jury duty thinking “How bad could it be?” and this is the trial you get…
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My son is 4 months old, as I read what they did, and I think of my son and how sweet and helpless he is, and how he relies on and trusts his parents, I cannot fathom how anyone could do this to a baby. It fuels a rage in me that I’ve never felt before in my life.
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The things that poor child endured , the things the unfortunate members of the jury will have too see In order to put these monsters away…
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One of the most disturbing things I’ve ever read, they literally planned this. Adopted a baby to abuse and rape it to death… Literally no hell on earth could be enough punishment.
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That poor poor boy.
I can’t believe what I just read.
I’m just…lost for words.
RIP
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>The jury heard that at the time of his death, Preston was found to have sustained about 40 traumatic injuries. His injuries included 30 external bruises.
Fucking hell, how can someone be so evil?
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I wish I could unread that. I haven’t been so disturbed by the details of a case since Ian Watkins.
I’m not prone to swearing, but what the fuck did I just read? A baby…penetration. Rape is always an act of evil, but just physically, to a baby, how does that happen? I cannot comprehend the mind of someone who could do such a thing to a baby, and I don’t want to. There’s no rehabilitating that.
As a man, a teacher and someone who has looked into the possibility of adopting, I hate to think that these men represent me, or any facet of me, in any way.
Must be a truly horrifying case for the jurors and everyone else involved in this trial. I appreciate the jury are offered support when dealing with traumatic cases, but once you’ve seen things, you can’t unsee them.
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My baby is sleeping next to me. I feel sick to my stomach. I tried not to look at the article but I couldn’t stop myself. That poor, poor baby. I just don’t understand humans.Â
I feel really bad for the jury too, they can never unsee what they saw at trial. I don’t know how judges do this either, day in and day out.Â
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Imagine turning up to jury duty thinking “How bad could it be?” and this is the trial you get…
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My son is 4 months old, as I read what they did, and I think of my son and how sweet and helpless he is, and how he relies on and trusts his parents, I cannot fathom how anyone could do this to a baby. It fuels a rage in me that I’ve never felt before in my life.
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The things that poor child endured , the things the unfortunate members of the jury will have too see In order to put these monsters away…