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January
26, 2007
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IN PAWNEE COUNTY
Tulsa: James M. Ross and Melissa
Ross, both age 34, pleaded no contest to second-degree manslaughter
in the death of their daughter, Noelle Ross. They were charged with
“culpable negligence” which means the failure to do something that a
reasonable careful person would do or the lack of ordinary care and
caution in the performance of an act that usually and ordinarily
would be exercised by a person under similar circumstances and
conditions. Little
Noelle Ross had been left in a vehicle the summer of 2005…each
parent thought the other had gotten the girl out of the car. Two other child deaths in
parallel cases resulted in probation and suspended sentences. None of the three were
denied their right to surviving children. The charge “did not involve
any allegation of criminal intent to harm the child” and one of the
‘parents’ was a foster mother…under the umbrella of DHS. Not even her own
child!
Only
in Pawnee I am charged with “willfully and maliciously” criminally
breaking your arm. For this charge I am threatened with an up to
life sentence! Or,
plead guilty; receive a deferred sentence like those above…but with
the added punishment not to ever see you again. Only in Pawnee. Something is
wrong.
January
8, 2007, Tulsa World: “a 3-year-old girl was injured Saturday when
she fell from the window of a second-story apartment.” “The girl was apparently
playing in a bedroom near a window that doesn’t lock. She is in good condition at
St. Francis Hospital.”
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I
hope for her sake the pediatrician is not Dr. Philip Barton. He is known to have tricked
at least one devastated victim parent into signing an illegal
document that guaranteed the death of his patient.
Now,
there are no schools or classes teaching how to place pillows to
prevent a baby from rolling off a bed but there are schools
and classes that teach the common sense that windows, even ground
floor windows, need to be locked to prevent such accidents! There is no question
that the girl received injuries, due to this obvious negligence to
lock the window, far in intensity than a sprained arm! I say “sprained” as I have
seen no evidence that your arm was actually “broken” and it was
never put in any kind of cast as “broken arms” are.
No
charges were filed in the above case. Only in Pawnee.
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