Infants Remains Found in Storage

[Limeoutsider]

An Arizona man, who had bought from an auction some contents that were left in a storage shed, found the remains of three infants while going through the boxes. The bodies are believed to have been there for at least eight years. Authorities are now trying to locate the people who last payed rent on the shed, back in 1994.

 

[His Divine Shadow]

How could anyone lose track of three children for EIGHT years!!!!????? What's going on here!!!!!?????

 

[kwildoctr]

*Sighs*

R

 

[grippedchimp]

And I thought taking dead babies' organs for operations and experiments was bad...

 

[rajee]

🙁 I am thinking that the children's deaths were deliberate. By whom is the most important question. If it was the parents, the childdren were better off without them. If the children were abducted/kidnapped by strangers, then I hope those S.O.Bs[excuse my North American cursing] get put in a maximum security prison and the male party or parties meet 6'10 350 lbs. Bubba, Tiny, or anyone else in prison and well use your imagination.😀

 

[His Divine Shadow]

You're right. Even in prison people like this have it rough. Criminals may be criminals, but they HATE anyone who harms a child.

 

[General Zod]

Prison hell The people who killed those infants should be turned into Soylent Green What's bad is if the killers are found I'm sure that there'll be some people out there making excuses for their behavior

 

[ShiningIce]

🙁

 

[Limeoutsider]

I want a copy of solent green. Im thinking this was meditated by the parents

 

[milagros317]

Soylent Green was a lousy movie, Limeoutsider. When I first saw it (about 1973) I guessed the surprise ending 30 minutes into the film. Not worth renting, IMHO, unless you like bad SciFi from that era.

 

[Limeoutsider]

Ive seen it before, actually kinda liked it

 

[milagros317]

Even if you liked it, didn't you find the idea of women as furniture offensive?

 

[Limeoutsider]

I didnt get that, I only got the people were killed and turned into food

 

[Oddjob0226]

Wre they killed kids, or was this a used-for-medical-school-in-a-bottle type of situation? That kind of discovery does happen occasionally.

I read a few years ago where this old woman who lived alone her whole life died. When family members went through her things they found a preserved baby! Turns out - well, the theory is - that this woman got pregnant back in the old days when you just didn't do that (late 1920s, 1930s somewhere) and either she had the baby & killed it or it was born dead. She couldn't tell anyone back then, so she saved it her whole life because she was heartbroken about the siutaion and had to have her only child near her. Touching, yet gross.

 

[milagros317]

I didnt get that, I only got the people were killed and turned into food

Near the beginning of the film, the main character (a cop, played by Charleton Heston) enters the apartment of a rich executive who has recently been murdered. A woman there describes herself as "the furniture", meaning that she comes with the apartment, as a consort to the owner.

 

[Limeoutsider]

Near the beginning of the film, the main character (a cop, played by Charleton Heston) enters the apartment of a rich executive who has recently been murdered. A woman there describes herself as "the furniture", meaning that she comes with the apartment, as a consort to the owner.

I kinda remember that. I thought she was like a hooker in the closet type deal

 

[BigJim]

This happens quite frequently in Britain, but the buggers to blaim are usually highly respected doctors. They have a nasty habit of removing sections of cadaver whenever they feel the need and without telling the relatives of the deceased. The best one I ever heard of was the severed head of an 11-year old boy, stored in a formaldehyde filled jar. Note on jar... "Unworthy and inferior specimen. Dispose in next clearance."

Nice to know they have your best interests at heart isn't it?