@jdhfjg3: Babysitter Leaves Baby in Hot Car, Gets 17 YEARS for Murder #cops #copsusa#policeofficer #bodycam

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truly.theo
☔♦️🛡️ :
put the babysitter in an oven let the mom crank it
2026-07-12 10:47:48
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joeybetzold199279
Joey :
good lord I'm so thankful my wife is a stay at home mom
2026-07-12 10:12:55
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undercover_boss_8585
best_western123 :
why is this online this is too personal
2026-06-25 04:14:49
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sodakittty
sarr :
why we judging the parents for getting a babysitter? unfortunately most families are two income homes and when maternity leave ends there needs to be child care. not everyone has a readily available relative for it either
2026-06-25 00:25:07
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etakemonkotha
etakemonkotha🇧🇩🇵🇸 :
How can someone forget a baby in a car
2026-07-15 23:45:52
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nightwing2006
Nightwing2006 :
I’m sorry for your loss and I hope you find peace
2026-06-25 22:02:26
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puh_lover27
plank_page🤍☕️ :
"moms fault" what was the job of the babysitter lit look me in the eyes and tell me that the babysitter wasn't suppose to watch the baby mind you women get no maternity leave as well
2026-07-15 07:14:49
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aproundie
AnnaFantazzia :
I feel ill.
2026-06-24 23:23:59
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caesaraugustus1000
CaesarAugustus1000 :
Don’t leave your 2 month old with strangers, don’t leave your children with strangers
2026-07-14 20:49:37
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sparklenz
Sparkle-NZ :
Good lord, 2 months old is too young to have a babysitter.
2026-07-17 03:42:03
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jacobian_asimov
Jacob :
why only 17 years? that should be life in prison
2026-07-15 08:54:35
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finlaygordon
Finlay Gordon :
Everyone calling for this woman’s head should read Fatal Distraction by the WaPo. It’s a travesty that this woman is facing 17 years in prison. The word babysitter here I think is intentional to suggest youth, but she was a 46 year old woman looking after her best friend’s granddaughter, who had a tragic lapse in memory, as do dozens of Americans every year leading to the same devastating outcome.
2026-07-14 12:28:41
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ashleyshapiro633
AshleybShapiro :
How did she forget about her one job
2026-07-15 00:15:18
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mansa.musa.t
mansa.musa.t :
She had one job…
2026-07-17 00:11:08
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victoriasaxton1983
Victoria :
How the hell do you forget!
2026-07-16 09:19:26
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kirbymchoneybun
kirbymchoneybun :
one doesn't simply "forget" a baby in the car
2026-07-15 21:10:59
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4four.x
4Føur.x :
i joined tiktok for art and comedy. i dont need this bullshit.
2026-07-12 18:51:22
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karstenyorke1
Karsten Yorke :
17years….. should be life or injection
2026-07-15 21:35:17
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onceevery7dayss
once every 7 days :
baby sitters at 2 months old is crazy work
2026-07-15 03:21:13
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michaelebelv3
michael ♠️ :
why is this online bro this is wrong
2026-07-13 22:34:56
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letlivemedia
Chris :
Why would she have someone babysit her 2 month old. Also the moms fault
2026-07-14 08:01:20
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seba6337
Sebastian :
I’m disappointed, though not surprised, by these comments. A child’s death activates some of the most predictable features of human psychology: outcome bias, the need to believe terrible events only happen because terrible people caused them, and the urge to turn grief into punishment as quickly as possible. Once that happens, curiosity starts looking like sympathy, explanation gets mistaken for excuse, and whoever demands the harshest sentence gets to feel like they care the most. A child died. That makes careful thinking more important, because the consequences are irreversible. It does not give strangers magical access to the caregiver’s mind. Criminal responsibility depends on what a person did, what they knew, what they could reasonably foresee, and what level of control they had in the moment. “Hold her accountable” sounds decisive until someone asks the obvious question: accountable for what precise act, omission, or conscious disregard? Forgetting a child in a car is horrifying. It is also a documented failure of prospective memory that has happened to loving parents, nurses, police officers, teachers, physicians, and people from virtually every social group. Learning that fact does not minimize the child’s death. It prevents us from building justice around the comforting fiction that only monsters make catastrophic mistakes. The death-penalty comments are especially revealing. At that point, punishment has stopped serving public safety or proportionality and become a performance of moral purity. The child cannot be restored by destroying another life, and no future child is protected by refusing to understand the mechanism that caused this one to die. A humane society can recognize devastating responsibility while remaining interested in truth. Revenge is emotionally immediate. Justice requires enough discipline to ask what actually happened before deciding what another human being deserves.
2026-07-15 23:55:59
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tik_tok_sick
tik_toxic :
how do you forget that you are at work?
2026-07-15 08:02:18
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