At a loss

Smidge · 14-09-2012 12:39AM #1

I read this earlier and still can't get to grips with it.
The mind boggles at the thought of people like this roaming the street among the general populace.

Is this how people get their kicks?

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/woman-gives-baby-bleach-mcdonalds-154322552.html

Sauve · 14-09-2012 12:41AM

Ah she's clearly mentally ill and in need of help.

Wants her blue pills doubled, she does

eth0 · 14-09-2012 12:41AM

I don't get outraged by news stories anymore

unless they're about property tax

BOF666 · 14-09-2012 12:43AM

In all fairness, she's probably a lunatic.

Although I'm just getting that from her description....

NegativeCreep · 14-09-2012 12:44AM

That's strange

I find it a bit hard to believe though.

cruais · 14-09-2012 12:45AM

Sick and twisted old witch!

Smidge · 14-09-2012 12:47AM

If the news clip had have read "woman loses plot in McDonalds and and slaps random baby" we could clearly say "mad bitch".........

But this,,

She thought about it.

cruais · 14-09-2012 12:49AM

mishkalucy wrote: »

If the news clip had have read "woman loses plot in McDonalds and and slaps random baby" we could clearly say "mad bitch".........

But this,,

She thought about it.

She has too be sick in the head..

Smidge · 14-09-2012 12:52AM

cruais wrote: »

She has too be sick in the head..

I think evil is closer to it tbh.

up for anything · 14-09-2012 12:55AM

I'm at a loss too. How did they not see it happen?

humbert · 14-09-2012 01:05AM

Sky News, Fox News, Daily Mail, doesn't count.

Sure, if you''re looking for entertainment, have at it, but if you're outraged by it then you are a foolish pawn.

Smidge · 14-09-2012 01:07AM

That I can't quite understand but it must have been a very quick "slight of hand"type thing.
What shocked me was that she BROUGHT a babies bottle filled with bleach with her with the sole purpose of handing it to a baby.

mackg · 14-09-2012 02:20AM

Thing is it happened while the parents were right beside the pushchair, it's not as if the child was out of their sight. People are terrified enough with regards to their children as they probably rightly need to be but this just raises the bar. Hope she is caught if this is what she is at she needs to be put where she will no longer be a danger to others. Friend of mine drank bleach when he was a kid and it is nasty business.

Smidge · 14-09-2012 02:31AM

humbert wrote: »

Sky News, Fox News, Daily Mail, doesn't count.

Sure, if you''re looking for entertainment, have at it, but if you're outraged by it then you are a foolish pawn.

Thank you for that.

BTW the source was none of the above and Scotland Yard are investigating the incident if it makes it more "credible" for you.

Smidge · 14-09-2012 02:33AM

mackg wrote: »

Thing is it happened while the parents were right beside the pushchair, it's not as if the child was out of their sight. People are terrified enough with regards to their children as they probably rightly need to be but this just raises the bar. Hope she is caught if this is what she is at she needs to be put where she will no longer be a danger to others. Friend of mine drank bleach when he was a kid and it is nasty business.

As far as the reports are it was the grandma who was with the child.

Child apparently vomitted after drinking the bleach:(

marshbaboon · 14-09-2012 02:36AM

Saw the sky logo at the top of the page. Stopped reading. What was the story about?

Smidge · 14-09-2012 02:39AM

marshbaboon wrote: »

Saw the sky logo at the top of the page. Stopped reading. What was the story about?

Random woman went into McDonalds in London and gave a baby a babies bottle full of bleach while the grandma who was minding the baby was looking away.
Child drank it.

marshbaboon · 14-09-2012 02:55AM

mishkalucy wrote: »

Random woman went into McDonalds in London and gave a baby a babies bottle full of bleach while the grandma who was minding the baby was looking away.
Child drank it.

Well if it's on sky news it must be true. It couldn't possibly be more unconfirmed scaremongering.

Smidge · 14-09-2012 03:07AM

I never said it was on sky news, its on several sources but hey, Scotland Yard are a bit "iffy" too as a source

marshbaboon · 14-09-2012 03:09AM

Like I said. It Must be true.

the scrote · 14-09-2012 03:12AM

as an avid reader of the journal.ie I tend to save my energy for their comment pages about the gubberment & catholic church,good day to you sir

Smidge · 14-09-2012 03:14AM

mishkalucy wrote: »

Thank you for that.

BTW the source was none of the above and Scotland Yard are investigating the incident if it makes it more "credible" for you.

marshbaboon wrote: »

Well if it's on sky news it must be true. It couldn't possibly be more unconfirmed scaremongering.

marshbaboon wrote: »

Like I said. It Must be true.

Fair enough, chose what you want to "believe" from news reports and leave the rest to pick apart as diatribe

Smidge · 14-09-2012 03:15AM

the scrote wrote: »

as an avid reader of the journal.ie I tend to save my energy for their comment pages about the gubberment & catholic church,good day to you sir

Was it in the journal.ie?

mackg · 14-09-2012 03:26AM

http://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/world/baby-drank-from-bottle-of-bleach-566806.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-19588547

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/sep/13/baby-bottle-bleach-drink?newsfeed=true

Other sources there but all are running practically the exact same thing as Sky News as they are probably running off the same press release.

It was the mother and grandmother with the 11 month old at the time. I'd reckon what the papers have is fairly accurate to make people aware and more vigilant considering whoever did it is still at large and the motives are presumably unknown.

Smidge · 14-09-2012 03:30AM

Felt like I was getting a bit of a bollicking there for posting a news story:o

mackg · 14-09-2012 03:38AM

mishkalucy wrote: »

Felt like I was getting a bit of a bollicking there for posting a news story:o

It happens. Just be glad it wasn't some piece about immigrants from the daily mail, you'd really know about it then.

marshbaboon · 14-09-2012 03:48AM

THE GUARDIAN?!

Don't make me get sick into my own scorn.

Pherekydes · 14-09-2012 08:06AM

humbert wrote: »

Sky News, Fox News, Daily Mail, doesn't count.

Sure, if you''re looking for entertainment, have at it, but if you're outraged by it then you are a foolish pawn.

We seem to have gone from "Don't believe everything you read in the newspapers" to "Don't believe anything you read in the newspapers" in a very short period of time indeed.

Ella · 14-09-2012 08:21AM

marshbaboon wrote: »

THE GUARDIAN?!

Don't make me get sick into my own scorn.

Why are you still posting in this thread? You don't believe it. We geddit.

Keyzer · 14-09-2012 09:22AM

I have a 5 week old son and was in empty pockets with him last night. He was in a buggy beside me. I'm not a violent person but if anyone approached him that I didn't know I would be out of my seat like a hot snot and the approachee would receive a fist sandwich.

My question is: how did the parents allow a complete stranger to give their child a bottle?

14-09-2012 11:06AM

Evil bitch!

At a loss

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