Pondering.....
carminesabiajr:
His name was Barrett Walsh. He was only two years old, and those who loved him called him “Bear.”
His mother has now been charged with three counts of first-degree murder in connection with his death.
According to prosecutors, witnesses said she had become intensely interested in the Lindsay Clancy trial and was discussing it with friends just hours before Barrett was found.
The similarities between the cases are horrifying—and impossible to ignore.
When sympathy for an accused mother completely eclipses sympathy for the children whose lives were taken, something in our society is profoundly broken.
Remember his face. Remember his name.
Barrett “Bear” Walsh mattered.
And I fear this has only just begun.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/who-is-corie-walsh-woman-allegedly-killed-son-text-about-lindsay-clancy/ar-AA2bChld
Who is Corie Walsh? Woman allegedly killed son, text about Lindsay Clancy
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A mother from Frankfort, Illinois has been accused of killing her two-year-old son, after reportedly developing a fascination with the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.
Further details were included in a petition seeking to deny Walsh pretrial release, in which prosecutors said the suspect had “become very invested in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.”
Morning Coffee! A couple things to ponder. It's just the coffee talking.....
upwardnews:
There was a mass shooting in Tuscon, Arizona this week. You probably didn’t hear about it.
Two Americans were killed in a parking lot, before the shooter turned the gun on himself. On his person, police found a list of other businesses he was targeting. Law enforcement is investigating the shooting as a hate crime. Normally, this would be a national story; but you didn’t hear a thing.
That’s because the suspect wasn’t a white radical, or a Christian Nationalist. Instead, he was a Muslim immigrant from Africa, who tried to stage a premeditated terrorist attack against Americans.
This story should be on the front page, but instead; it’s being relegated to the a B-side afterthought, solely because the “villain” didn’t match the agenda the media was looking to push. The few publications who did cover it, didn’t mention the suspect’s nationality or religion. In fact, they barely mentioned his name: Ousman Ceesay.
