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Le_Petit_Lapin said:Freek Ate McCann?
What?
Waaaayyy too slow!!
Le_Petit_Lapin said:Freek Ate McCann?
What?
SKY News are reporting that madeleine's mum is likely to be charged with accidental death in relation to her daughter.
Waaaayyy too slow!!
[TW]Fox;10050012 said:What? Accidental Death is not a charge. If the verdict is accidental death nobody would be charged.
You heard from a mate eh?didnt they find blood in apartment? kid may have been drugged.
Also they said they went ever 30mins but I heard that bar staff said that they didnt, two of them got up together to goto toilet and they didnt actually appear to go back til after an hr or so?
Maybe it was an accident, screaming kid - smacked them a bit too hard - head hits wall?
forget all the speculation. one fact for sure is they left their kids unattended and they should be prosecuted for that. i know they've already been cleared on this but i don't think it's acceptable behaviour at all.
Except that it doesn't. How many posts are there in this thread complaining about the McCann's constant presence in the media? and how they should just get over it? Its pretty obvious that they've overdone it in a lot of people's opinion. They could have quite easily let the issue drop without anyone questioning it.
I forgot leaving your kids alone in a hotel room in a foreign country is perfectly acceptable.Fortunately for us all, you don't make the law.
fastwunz said:<snip>
I still dont get what its got to do with the case? No-one got ate did they?
scorza said:Fortunately for us all, you don't make the law.
NSPCC said:"A neighbour works full time and seems to be leaving her children alone during the day. Is this neglect?"
There is no UK law stating the age at which a child can be left at home alone. However, parents can be prosecuted for wilful neglect if they leave a child alone or unsupervised "in a manner likely to cause unnecessary suffering or injury to health" (Children and Young Persons Act 1933). Your neighbour may be having difficulties finding childcare. Perhaps the family is isolated and lacks the support of relatives and friends? As a neighbour, could you offer help with contacting local support services or with childcare? See People to talk to for organisations that offer childcare advice.
Babies should never be left alone, even for a short time. If you notice that a baby or a child under the age of nine has been left on their own, contact the police on 999. They will go to the house to make sure that the child is safe from harm.
Before leaving an older child alone, parents must take into account the child's age and maturity, their ability to cope in an emergency and how they feel about being left alone. Most children under the age of 13 are not mature enough to cope in an emergency and should not be left alone for more than a short time.
We recommend that children under the age of 16 should not be left alone overnight.
Source: http://www.nspcc.org.uk/helpandadvice/whatchildabuse/neglect/neglect_wda36377.html
Fortunately for us all, you don't make the law.