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SauI_Goodman posted...

If the info I have is accurate, that she bought a gun for her son who she knew had a mental illness, yes she should.

They said he doesn't have a mental illness in court.

The topic title I put charged. Correction: lawsuit has ben filed

But it makes you wonder why no charges. They charged Dr. Death.

Goldenguy posted...

Wow.

This sounds like if Dr. Death was in labor and delivery instead of neurosurgery.

That doctor should never practice again and those parents should own his assets at minimum.

This made me think of Dr. Death too.

Cobra1010 posted...

How hard do you have to pull to not just dislocate the neck but did it say it also tear the head off?

Yes, decapitated

Hayame_Zero posted...

Unless it's a different one, I remember reading when this happened last year.

I dunno. Seems recent.

Don't know any

It's a plane in the sky. Just look up. Boom, tracking.

FolkenRawr posted...

It's honestly really hard to believe this wasn't just a horrific accident.

Then they make a charade of letting the parents see the baby wrapped in a tight blanked with the head propped on top of the neck.

FolkenRawr posted...

It's honestly really hard to believe this wasn't just a horrific accident.

They said he pulled too hard

"Ross says the doctor grossly and negligently applied excessive traction on her babys head and neck, the complaint says. The doctor is also accused of failing to do a Caesarean section in a timely and proper manner, which resulted in the babys decapitation and death, according to the lawsuit. The Caesarean section was completed at about 3 a.m. on July 10, the filing said."

Being online people let their guard down sometimes.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/06/us/babys-head-detached-during-delivery-ruled-homicide/index.html

Babys death ruled a homicide after suffering broken neck during delivery at Georgia hospital

A medical examiner on Tuesday released the manner of death for a baby whose mother accused a Georgia hospital and others of decapitating during delivery, ruling it a homicide.

The Clayton County, Georgia Medical Examiners office said the baby died from a broken neck and the babys head was detached, according to a news release shared with CNN.

The 20-year-old mother, Jessica Ross, filed a lawsuit in August alleging the Southern Regional Medical Center attempted to conceal the manner of death of the baby, Treveon Isaiah Taylor Jr., from her and her boyfriend, Trevon Isaiah Taylor Sr., along with the whole family.

The medical examiners office said Rosss baby died from fracture-dislocation with complete transection, upper cervical (C1-C2) spine and spinal cord, due to shoulder dystocia, arrest of labor, and fetal entrapment in the birth canal, according to the news release.

The medical examiner said pregnancy-induced diabetes and premature rupture of membranes were also significant conditions contributing to Taylors death.

The medical center is in Riverdale, some 13 miles south of downtown Atlanta. The baby, who was named after his father, was delivered at full term, according to the family attorney.

Ross went into labor on July 9 and her doctor attempted to deliver the baby using various methods, including applying traction to the babys head, the lawsuit says.

During the attempted delivery, the baby did not properly descend due to shoulder dystocia, a condition when a babys shoulders become stuck in the vaginal canal, the lawsuit says.

Ross says the doctor grossly and negligently applied excessive traction on her babys head and neck, the complaint says. The doctor is also accused of failing to do a Caesarean section in a timely and proper manner, which resulted in the babys decapitation and death, according to the lawsuit. The Caesarean section was completed at about 3 a.m. on July 10, the filing said.
In a statement issued to CNN after the medical examiners announcement, a spokesperson for Southern Regional Medical Center said: Due to current litigation, we are unable to comment.

In August, after Ross filed the lawsuit, the hospital said in a statement it denies the allegations in the complaint referencing the hospital.
The familys spokesperson has said that when Ross and Taylor demanded to see and hold their baby, hospital staff told them that they were not allowed to touch or hold their child.

Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with the family and all those impacted by this tragic event, the medical centers statement reads. Our prayers also remain with the dedicated team of physicians, nurses and staff at Southern Regional Medical Center who cared for this patient. Our commitment is to provide compassionate, quality care to every single patient, and this loss is heartbreaking.

The workers only allowed the couple to see their dead childs body, the familys spokesperson said.

During this viewing, their baby was wrapped tightly in a blanket with his head propped on top of his body in a manner such that those viewing him could not identify that he had been decapitated, the statement said.

I have never witnessed anything like this before. No one in our office has seen anything like this. Everyone we have consulted has never seen a situation like this before, Clayton County Medical Examiners Director Brian Byars told CNN on Tuesday. I find it very unusual that the hospital didnt contact our office due to the amount of trauma that was involved in this incident.
The case is still under investigation by the Clayton County Police Department and could be referred to the District Attorneys office, the release said.
Ross and her boyfriend are expected to give a public press conference in Atlanta on Wednesday at 11 a.m.

Bleuets posted...

I enjoy them both.

But if you had to chose.

Uh, wrong

Wow

Should be 15%

Sure

I think I only saw two episodes

Garioshi posted...

Got a Quest 2 exclusively for RE4 VR

I thought it was a ps5 vr exclusive

Kurt_Russel posted...

I bought a used GameCube for REmake and 0. I bought a 360 for Oblivion.

That was fun when REmake came out.

What kind of cancer?

Oh man...

I had you guys figured wrong. 70% of people here have done this. Wow.

wackyteen posted...

Where?

I'd have to look and see.

Hold the controller tight.
Look directly at the screen while playing.

RIP man fan?

K181 posted...

y serves, I had the game a couple months before the console.

So while BotW was the game I was all gung ho about, I definitely wanted the Switch for other gam

BotW was on Wii U?

Jamjars posted...

The initial GameCube launch did not really catch my interest or make me think it was a console I should purchase. One of my good friends bought one, so we would play Smash Brothers Melee from time to time, and that was about it. I'm sure Luigi's Manison, Waverace, and Rogue Squadron were OK, but those games and the later titles released during the year didn't do anything to make me think it was time to buy the system. I was content with still playing PS1 and PS2 games at the time.

However, that mindset completely changed with Metroid Prime. It was a game I had on the radar and kept checking for updates since I've always been a Metroid fan, and it had been close to 8 years since Super Metroid. I remember reading the reviews in an EGM issue, and they said, "Get this gameeven if you have to buy a GameCube to play it." So that's what I did, and it was worth every penny.

I'm stuck in that game atm.

They're fun

Hooray

DuuuDe14 posted...

I bought Vr2 for Re4 remake. Does that count?

Yeah, absolutely. Is it cool?
I bought the PSVS for Resident Evil 7

mystic_belmont posted...

In which he likely would have pulled out his gun and shot everyone.

They didn't know he had a gun though. Could've called an ambulance.

About time.

boxoto posted...

I was already planning on getting the PS5, though, and HL kind of helped me make my decision...I'm not even a Harry Potter fan, even though I liked the movies, so that's pretty weird.

That is weird.

mystic_belmont posted...

So send the kid home, and when he kills himself, who do you think would be held responsible?

What if they send the kid home, and he comes back and shoots up the school, who do you think would be held responsible?

If he's suicidal they could have called an ambulance

TMOG posted...

PS1 for Chrono Cross

ArsGoetia posted...

PS3 for demons souls

Fun!

mystic_belmont posted...

So, the school has several choices:

1) Have the parents take custody (they refused)

2) Send the kid home, where he might be suicidal.

3) Send him back to class, not knowing he has a weapon, endangering other students.

4) Have a school staff member watch him, not knowing he has a weapon, endangering the staff member.

2

mystic_belmont posted...

Didn't the school tell his parents he was seeing demons, and they straight up refused to leave to take care of him?

See I don't understand why the school isn't in trouble because of that morning meeting and they let him stay at school.

Getting better every day.

ItsNotA2Mer posted...

You don't need a court to tell you that a kid who shoots up a school very obviously has mental issues.

You do if it's evidence in a court.

mystic_belmont posted...

Don't forget that she and her husband basically fled the state and tried to evade the police.

Fled but wasn't charged with anything. Looks bad, not a crime.

ai123 posted...

mentally ill

I thought they said in court that he is not mentally ill.

We should all have his problems.

Hope it works out. Sorry man.

BaphometFlux posted...

Americans are dumb what else is new?

Trump supporters, not all Americans.

GeraldDarko posted...

I've heard the reason mcdonald's Coke taste better isn't a McDonalds formula, it's that they have strict standards on cleaning their machines.

Yeah

DoubleOSnake posted...

isn't it mostly the same? they get it from the same place? Btw mcdonald's is supposed to phase out all coke machines soon where customers get it themselves. Not sure why.

I heard a news report that asked this question and McDonald's came out on top because they follow the directions precisely.