LogFAQs > #879322139

Alright, after finding a Mirror article on the story and the Daily Mail article (unsurprisingly only tabloids are running this), I have learned the following:

1) It's not his daughter. The Daily Mail rather specifically only calls the girl HER daughter so, once again, "great" journalism, @mrduckbear @Full_Throttle , when you put "their" daughter.


2) The Mirror doesn't specify who put the gasoline in the fire (albeit it's less ambiguous than the Daily Mail), although this one line suggests it wasn't her fault: Courtney was sat around a fire when gasoline was poured onto the pit. which exploded towards her. As such, it might not have been her stupid mistake. And, if we're talking about naming and shaming anybody, it should be the fucking moron who would throw gasoline on a fire and subsequently did horrific damage to a person.

Courtney said: "It was a slap in the face when my husband left me. I tried and begged him to come back, my daughter didn't deserve it, but he just said he couldn't handle me.

"There were definitely times I wanted to give up, but I had to think of my daughter. They didn't bring her to the hospital, so the first time I saw her was when I came home.

Honestly, I have a hard time painting the husband as some great villain. He's not a fucking saint. but I can understand the issue. Frankly, all I saw was the photo and I had to look away.
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