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    mum throw son down from 5th floor ......

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      raysusan
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      西海岸路竟发生美少妇疑杀亲生子的骇人命案。


      有邻居称,亲眼目睹31岁的貌美单亲妈妈坐在窗沿拭泪后,狠心把9岁病儿抛下楼,儿子在窗沿挣扎求生不到3分钟,抓住母亲手臂再抓窗沿遭母亲拨开,从5楼坠下身亡!

      这起骇人命案发生在昨天傍晚6点08分左右,死者罗振杰被发现倒在组屋底层处,头部流血,送院急救后于7点03分宣告死亡。

      涉嫌杀儿的死者母亲罗丽贝卡当场被捕。死者生前和嫌凶以及外婆住在西海岸路第704座组屋5楼的一个单位。

      嫌凶哭说:我丢儿下楼;男童母亲 明控谋杀;临终睁眼望母;肝脏手术失败 有黄疸病;9岁仍坐 婴儿推车。完整报道,请翻阅02.06.2013《联合晚报》。

      http://i.imgur.com/fPkoIVU.png

      very sad case....... :sad:

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        ammonite
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        Heartbreaking. This is an avoidable situation, but all the should haves, could haves come too late.

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          GLORYmum
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          人性的脆弱经不起考验

          人间惨案

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            ImMeeMee
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            It was reported that the child was attending a special school. He was jaundiced and the mother moved him around in a pram. I read from the news that his earlier liver transplant failed, and the single mother was always dazed and kept her head bowed when she moved around.


            It greatly saddens to hear such news. :sad:

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              ammonite
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              Yes. Some mothers find it hard enough to cope with a normal child within an intact family, even with money, maids and tutors to alleviate a lot of stress. If you throw them in a similar situation, the outcome will be tragic without intervention.

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                tankee
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                And it was reported that there were frequent fierce quarrels between the mother and the grandmother.

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                  sparks
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                  It’s so heart-ranching to read abt the sufferings of a child. can’t imagine how he had felt when he fell…He must be in a better place now.

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                    Mawar
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                    The mother must have been at wit’s end. Turn left, dead end. Turn right also dead end. She must have thought death would be the best option for her child.


                    Hope the child can RIP. Hope the mom would get the help she needs.

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                      pinky
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                      The grandmother earns $1000 a month n is the sole breadwinner. The boy’s mother

                      takes care of him so she doesnt work.

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