| In the year 2000 a woman in Berlin, NH murdered her | | | | A.F.D.C. authorities allow supervised visits to the |
| three-month old baby. His name was Joey Thornton. | | | | mother of this child. The husband of this woman |
| According to the testimony of his biological mother. He | | | | refuses to take his daughter to see her mother, so the |
| woke her up very early one morning. She states she | | | | A.F.D.C. takes her to these unwanted supervised visits. |
| was feeding him and fell asleep with the baby still in | | | | Stop for one minute to conjecture the fear this little girl |
| her arms. He slipped out of her arms and hit his head | | | | must face each time she is forced to see her mother. |
| on nearby furniture, fracturing his skull in numerous | | | | The woman who callously murdered her three-month |
| places. | | | | old defenseless little brother. Murdered him in such a |
| When baby Joey was autopsied it was found that he | | | | callous heinous manner. What would be your |
| had sustained multiple fractures to his head, his ribs | | | | impression of the fear factor this little girl must |
| were broken and he was suffocated. | | | | experience each time she knows she has to go |
| His biological mother claims she was suffering from | | | | somewhere she does not want to go and is forced to |
| post pardem depression and this is why she did what | | | | go? What are the future ramifications of her |
| she did. When the police were first called after baby | | | | psychological well being or other negative fallout that |
| Joey's father found him dead in his crib, she tried to | | | | could easily be the unwanted legacy of this little girl's |
| blame her husband for the death of this fragile little | | | | life? Our governor's, state legislator's, senator's and |
| soul. | | | | other officials must take very seriously the plight of |
| The prosecutor allowed this woman to plea bargain | | | | defenseless children who if they survive the death of |
| her crime to a four year prison sentence and one year | | | | a sibling they must be forced to visit a parent or the |
| at a half way house. How can prosecutor's allow | | | | parent who perpetrated this life taking in the first place. |
| these types of plea bargains? Especially when a | | | | I hear the parent has the right to see/visit their |
| murderer with a bi-polar condition who does not | | | | biological child, but what about the rights of this |
| always take her/his medication is a time-bomb waiting | | | | unprotected child?? |
| to go off and when it does go off claims the life of a | | | | If this woman were a child molester there would be no |
| helpless child or victim?? And year's of practice have | | | | qualms or rights which would allow her near her child |
| revealed these issues where anyone with a bi-polar | | | | or any other child. Yet a callous, unremorseful, violent |
| condition who does not always take their medication | | | | murderer gets to claim her right to see this child. Has |
| could commit a violent act. Isn't caution and precaution | | | | she thought about this child's welfare? Her overall |
| supposed to also be included in the processing of all | | | | well-being? Has any body else given this child a |
| the facts before a plea bargain is arrived at? Ending | | | | thought as to how all of this has and is affecting her?? |
| with sentence that does not fit the crime??? | | | | Help bring protection to this little girl and all the children |
| She has a bi-polar condition and does not always take | | | | who may fall prey to such as this murderer of helpless |
| her medications. She has an explosive personality. She | | | | infants and children. Remedy needs to happen, |
| bullies people and her surviving seven year-old | | | | yesterday!!!!! |
| daughter is absolutely terrified of her mother. Yet, | | | | |