[AbeKrieger]

Villari told the newspaper that responsibility for the deaths is now "squarely on the shoulders of the police."

So the police are responsible for the behavior of these children and the lack of responsibility of the parents. This is a tragedy, not a crime, but I guess in Camden, someone's done gots to get paid.

[F16Fighter]

"Three boys who suffocated in a car trunk last month were alive for at least 17 hours, slowly succumbing while police searched their neighborhood, a lawyer for the family of one of the boys says."

Maybe the "lawyer for the family" would like to sue...THE FAMILY?

[ArmedNReady]

Why didn't the parents keep the car locked? Why didn't the parents check the trunk? Why is the media pushing the "lawsuits may be pending" line? Making excuses for bad parents?

Hey, media: why not concoct the theory that the parents needed money so they smothered the children and put the bodies in the car after the police stopped searching?

[Old Professer]

It took many deaths before ordinances were written requiring refrigerator doors be able to be opened from inside and cedar chests as well; discarded older models must have the doors removed before storage anywhere an "attractive nuisance" would be established by their prescence.