Teenager arrested after dead baby was found wrapped in a towel on University of Tampa campus

Daily Mail UK ^ | October 19, 2024 | James Gordon

[MayflowerMadam]

Ashley Moody, FL AG, is excellent. I’m anxious to see if/when she gets involved.

[mewzilla]

And, quelle suprise, the DM leaves quite a bit out...

https://www.fox13news.com/news/former-ut-student-arrested-months-after-dead-baby-found-trash-can-campus

WTG, LE.

[sushiman]

She’d have trouble getting la*d at a bar in Fairbanks , Alaska in mid January at 2 a.m. surrounded by horny lumberjacks .

[caddie]

Gross person.

[MayflowerMadam]

I dunno... There used to be (not sure about now) a certain bar/hotel in Fairbanks there where all kinds of weird hookups occured. I think she could pull it off there.

We used to go up there from Anchorage for tournaments when my ex played C league softball back in the ‘80s. That hotel was the butt of many jokes.

[Salman]

The availability of abortion was supposed to put a stop to this sort of thing.

I suppose when abortion is a matter of convenience, infanticide of the already born might be even more convenient.

[Bon of Babble]

I could barely read this story it was so sad.

In California, you can turn your baby in to a hospital, police or fire station and freely walk away, no questions asked. This has saved a number of babies and most likely prevented them from being killed or tossed into dumpsters.

There are alternatives.

[ro_dreaming]

I am genuinely surprised. Especially with the name, I expected the Amish.

[4Runner]

You mean like her predecessor, Pam Bondi, the one who was hung up on shoes or nails or whatever? They used to be really good executive secretaries until the left managed to convince them to attend law school instead. They're usually 10's in almost every department except where--as AG--it used to matter most.

I've read some judicial decisions based on "the case law" made by female appeals court judges. They made me wonder if there was a female equivalent of the "Peter Principle" hanging around somewhere.

[libertylover]

'This is a difficult and nuanced case to prosecute, and our community must continue to educate women about the many resources available to them in situations like this one. This baby's death was avoidable.

No, this isn't a case of the mother not knowing about the resources available to her, it's a case that she deliberately killed her baby. The appropriate charge is murder in the 1st degree.

[Tacrolimus1mg]

I’m in Illinois, and trust me, the male cops up here are no better. Blatant law-breaking gets ignored.

I once got pulped over in my twenties for yielding a stop sign in a blizzard. At 2am. I told the guy that I’d have lost control if I hit the brakes any harder, and I would have.

Nope. No more. They let them fly right on by nowadays.

[thecodont]

It’s not like the old “going steady” anymore.

Whatever happened to "going steady" anyhow?