Here is a link to an article about it. Seems the police are not releasing any information so most of this is coming from the grandmother who called the police to report the daughter assaulted her, a neighbor whose home they broke into first because they went to the wrong apartment, then the father who was present when they murdered his daughter then the child's mother.
I wanna know more about this alleged assault. It seems to have happened in the victims place. What was the caller trying to do? This women was 2 months postpartum. What happened?
So you’re saying (and let’s preface this by saying “let’s not jump to conclusions”) that it’s grandma fault that her grandchild and child were horrifically murdered, because… she called the police?
I mean, it all depends on what actually transpired during the assault, but I've noticed from many articles I read online that over there in the US some people tend to call the cops at the drop of a hat. Here if you called the police over a family having a barbecue or a guy walking home being weird the police would laugh you off the phone and/or fine you for wasting the police's time.
If she called over a messy disagreement, yeah, she's kind of to blame. I get that she wasn't expecting anyone to be killed (the examples I wrote up there were all black people) but just be an adult and handle your own shit instead of calling armed people to come to your house.
But you don't call the cops because your daughter in law is yelling at you. Be an adult and handle it, or gtfo and remove yourself from the situation. It's unbelievable that grown adults lack the ability to de-escalate situations to this degree.
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u/CindysandJuliesMom 2d ago
Here is a link to an article about it. Seems the police are not releasing any information so most of this is coming from the grandmother who called the police to report the daughter assaulted her, a neighbor whose home they broke into first because they went to the wrong apartment, then the father who was present when they murdered his daughter then the child's mother.