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Oh my word. That's just...

I'm speechless. Absolutely speechless.

Holy crap. What more is there to say to something like that?

That is sick. Sick and wrong.

A LOT of people need to be thrown from a pantsless bridge.

People suck ):

Sadly this isn't just a Philadelphia thing. If we're not careful, more and more of this shit will keep happening cause there are more and more people who just don't care bout anyone but themselves. This woman (the term lady or mother no where near appropriate) most likely was never meant to be a caring mother. Probably been taught by her own folks to open her legs to any man that happens by and push out little welfare checks. There's not a motherly bone in her body so it should be no surprise that when this child ended up with cerebral palsy, that her fate was sealed. So tragic and this shit will keep happening if folks don't start raising there kids better and teaching them the importance of love and family. I only pray that things will improve for all of us soon.

something similar happened here in DC.

Wow. Just pantsless wow.

I agree with Osprey.

Damn, some people just don't have a care about anyone else except themselves. If the mother doesn't want her disabled daughter, put her up for adoption. Don't lock her in a room with no food or water and wait until she dies from malnutrition and the smell of her own feces. That's messed up.

You know, I'm a peaceable guy. Generally I believe that everyone has some good in them and can change, even the people involved in this crap.

But I also believe that making a public example out of the absolute worst of the worst will encourage the rest of the country to change a little bit faster. And hell, if we can send thousands of our own model citizens off to certain doom in Iraqistan to serve a lost cause, and let tens of thousands of innocent children in Africa starve to death every day for no reason, what's wrong with sending maybe a handful of people like this to their deaths a year in an attempt to improve society? When you consider how they'd be treated in prison, or by society if they're ever paroled, it's practically the merciful thing to do.