Mom Accused Of Forcing Son To Drink Household Cleaner

[rack'm]

A 23-year-old woman in Richmond, Calif., is accused of killing her 8-year-old son by forcing him to drink a household cleaner after prolonged abuse and torture, according to police.

Teresa Moses was taken into custody after police responded to a medical emergency at the woman's apartment over the weekend.

 

[meangirl]

Oh that poor little boy!

 

[CandyRain]

A 23-year-old woman in Richmond, Calif., is accused of killing her 8-year-old son by forcing him to drink a household cleaner after prolonged abuse and torture, according to police.

Teresa Moses was taken into custody after police responded to a medical emergency at the woman's apartment over the weekend.

 

[Fubar]

It is hard to fathom the pain and suffering this poor child experienced in his 8 yr., to think there was a 3-yr. old in the house too. Do animals like these women live in a vacuum? Don’t others see what’s going on, the school, and family members?? Breaks my heart! Who cries for the children anymore?

 

[MargeInCharge]

This reminds me of the book "A Child Called It" by Dave Pelzer. The story (true) is so horrifying, it rips your heart out. It makes you wonder how any mother could treat her child that way. It also makes you wonder how he survived, but he did.

 

[Pandora]

This reminds me of the book "A Child Called It" by Dave Pelzer. The story (true) is so horrifying, it rips your heart out. It makes you wonder how any mother could treat her child that way. It also makes you wonder how he survived, but he did.

That was the 3rd worst case of child abuse every documented, where the child didn't die, at the time the book was written.

 

[MargeInCharge]

That was the 3rd worst case of child abuse every documented, where the child didn't die, at the time the book was written.

Wow, I didn't know that. I can't imagine anything much worse than what he had to endure.

 

[Geek]

This reminds me of the book "A Child Called It" by Dave Pelzer. The story (true) is so horrifying, it rips your heart out. It makes you wonder how any mother could treat her child that way. It also makes you wonder how he survived, but he did.

That series is amazing. Kids can be so brave.

 

[buddy999]

It is hard to fathom the pain and suffering this poor child experienced in his 8 yr., to think there was a 3-yr. old in the house too. Do animals like these women live in a vacuum? Don’t others see what’s going on, the school, and family members?? Breaks my heart! Who cries for the children anymore?

If the child was locked in his bedroom all the time chances are she didn't have him enrolled in school. The only people that may have known about the children are the neighbors and others who may have visited the house.

This is really sad. At least the 3 yo has a chance at a better life.

 

[chernmax]

Sick, sick, sick, I wonder what type of abuse her court appointed attorney will claim she had that made her do this???

 

[camily]

This reminds me of the book "A Child Called It" by Dave Pelzer. The story (true) is so horrifying, it rips your heart out. It makes you wonder how any mother could treat her child that way. It also makes you wonder how he survived, but he did.

I've read the first two books. There's one written by his younger brother also, from his perspective. Supposed to be the one that was favored,but he says he also was treated very similarly though. Very sad. That woman was a psycho from hell.

 

[MargeInCharge]

I've read the first two books. There's one written by his younger brother also, from his perspective. Supposed to be the one that was favored,but he says he also was treated very similarly though. Very sad. That woman was a psycho from hell.

I read the first 3 books by Dave Pelzer (A Child Called It, The Lost Boy, and A Man Named Dave). I didn't know the younger brother had also written a book, I'll have to look that one up. These books are some tough reading, though.