Comments on: Yes, Lady, but You Watched Him Kill that Boy… (Updated and Bumped)

By: ERNSantos

ERNSantos — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 00:53:23 +0000

OMG>.. I can't believe what I am reading from Anthony and Lori!! YOU DEFINITELY ARE CALIFORNIANS!! no doubt..

that's the exact self-absorbed attitude and bad fame you give Californians. That's what the criticism has been all about in the first place and here you two are re-inforcing truth to it with your pathetic cry-like-a-lil-b*tch stories. OH pitty me i have a felony on my record boo hoo..

You piece of whining sh*t .. we're talking about a 2 year old defenseless child here!! get your head out of the gutter and stop thinking about you and what would happen to yoU!

I don't think the McKain family sat there and did nothing because they were afraid getting a felony or going to jail. They have said it themselves.. "we would have loved to split his head open too but we didn't have anything to do it with" … that was their statement. AND I COULDN"T aGREE MORE>. they sure didn't have any brains to do it with!!! FIVE F*CKEN CHickEN SH*Ts couldn't use their f*cken heads and try to strike and argument with the crazy sob so that someone else could grab the child!!!?!?!?!?

Do you know the child was alive the whole time until he arrived at the hospital where minutes later he was pronounced dead?

You whining little pricks are an embarassment.. oh u poor anthony how could we even think of you helping that poor boy out.. o way u'll get another felony God forbid this child's life over your felony.

By: stacy

stacy — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 13:22:31 +0000

Yes, I agree with people that you can't always intervene. Two of these people were elderly, and one was a very young woman. I'm sure they were scared and shocked! Had all of them been big burly men, I';m sure they WOULD have tried to jump on him and restrain him. Also, from police reports of blood in the car, I think the poor baby was aready deceased. 911 calls were made and the 23 year old's fiancee did try and stop him.

By: nikki

nikki — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 23:52:02 +0000

Hey, maybe if enough people got together to push for a "law" that a cop or "bystander" can intervene in ANY way possible if an adult was beating/attacking a child/toddler/infant and not be "sued, arrested,etc" it would pass? I would be first in line to get the child's name tattooed on me, so everytime I went into a courtroom, people would remember how 5 adults did nothing…….I'm sorry, but as a mother I would have put myself in between, and took my chances. Too many parents abuse thier kids…just read in online, it is a sick world…

By: nikki

nikki — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 23:43:46 +0000

I completely agree with you. I work for an attorney, so I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU MEAN! I would have taken the felony for the baby beaten to death, and would have hoped a good lawyer came to my defense and fight for what was right. I hate California laws, I hate the system; maybe if more cops starting shooting the "real bad, evil" trash that they come upon, our state would be better and laws would have to change. I am sitting here with my 2-year old writing this, and hope Axel did not feel any pain. I still can't believe this happened…..

By: Hired Goon

Hired Goon — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 01:27:06 +0000

It's a few weeks old now, but I can't help continue thinking about this. Brings me to tears dammit.

That @#$ing chicken-s**t fire chief doesn't deserve to wear a badge. He doesn't deserve to be in that position. The rest of those adults should rightly be tormented about their decision to do nothing. Sickening horrific case.

By: Jimmie

Jimmie — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 13:20:36 +0000

Amy, I'm sorry but yes, I do. I said exactly that in my post. I do know that I would not stand there for seven minutes and let someone beat a kid to death. I know that better than I know my name.

It is true that he might have been dead from the initial throw to the ground. However, we will never know largely because those people cowered. We can be quite sure, though, that the initial throw plus a hundred or so blows from a boot killed him.

By: amy

amy — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 12:16:14 +0000

Don't be so quick to judge people. Everyone would like to believe that they would have intervened, but until you are in a situation like that, you don't know how you'd react. And the unfortunate reality is no child that size could survive a head injury from being thrown to the ground, and he was probably dead after the first blow. So by the time anyone registered what was happening and tried to intervene, it still would have been too late.

By: Bess

Bess — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 14:49:54 +0000

This story brings me to tears, and I think about that little boy everyday. My heart just breaks for the rest of his family.

I am shocked and stunned that no one did anything. Try and maybe fail, but at least try.

They will have to live with the guilt and shame of their inactions the rest of their lives.