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CNN.com - Dad: 'Maybe they should have looked in the trunk' - Jun 27, 2005
by janelane at 3:19 pm EDT, Jun 27, 2005 |
CAMDEN, New Jersey (AP) -- As authorities began investigating why police failed to search a car trunk where three missing boys were found dead, the father of one of the children said Sunday he could not understand how they died so close to home. Anibal Cruz, 38, said the family assumed that police looked in the trunk of the car that was parked just steps from where the boys were last seen playing.
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Officials said the boys suffocated after climbing into the trunk on their own. Their bodies were found by David Agosto, whose 6-year-old son Daniel had gone missing along with 5-year-old Jesstin Pagan and 11-year-old Anibal Cruz.
How about filing charges against the parents for not noticing the children disappeared out of their own yard and failing themselves to check inside the car parked in the yard? Tip #104: Parents -} Blame yourselves! -janelane |
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RE: CNN.com - Dad: 'Maybe they should have looked in the trunk' - Jun 27, 2005
by Decius at 4:10 pm EDT, Jun 27, 2005 |
janelane wrote:
CAMDEN, New Jersey (AP) -- As authorities began investigating why police failed to search a car trunk where three missing boys were found dead, the father of one of the children said Sunday he could not understand how they died so close to home.
I would support legislation requiring car manufacturers to place a mechanical mechanism inside the trunk which can be used to open it from the inside. What cars consist of is already highly regulated. |
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