Harriette M. Hoyt
Posted on 08/10/2017 11:24:50 AM PDT by BenLurkin
Karen Seals thought the sounds coming from her neighbor’s garbage bag were from an animal trapped inside. Wary, she and her sister grabbed a stick and went to investigate.
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“I ran up and I see the little legs are dangling out the bag, so I said, ‘You guys, it’s a baby,’ and they’re looking at me like ‘It’s a baby?’ I said, ‘Yeah it’s a baby.’ So I ran up, I picked her up, I tore the bag that she was in.”
She said the baby had been pushed headfirst into the bottom of the trash bag, which had been tied and placed near the house.
The baby girl wasn’t responsive. The sisters rushed her into their house.
“She wasn’t breathing, so I opened her mouth … and I drop some water in there and she started gasping for air after I did that,” Seals told the news station.
“I just spoke to her: ‘Come on baby, come on baby, come on sweetness.’ ”
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She was listed in stable condition, although she had been transported to a second hospital for further evaluation. Child protective services and the Chemung County District Attorney’s Office are involved in the case. Police are asking anyone with information on the crime to come forward.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
This is what the eugenicist pro-aborts have given us.
Every state has a Safe Baby law whereby newborns can be left safe at a hospital, police station or firehouse with no follow-up penalties and no questions asked. And the mother had 9 months to think about this.
Considering how fiercely I felt the “mother grizzly protective instinct” after I had given birth, I don’t even understand on an animal level how a mother could put her tiny baby girl head-first into a plastic bag and leave her squirming in the trash.
I don’t understand it.
I try, but I don’t understand.
I hope the little girl lives and is welcomed into the loving arms of a wonderful forever-family.
I hope the birth mother has her stone heart broken to pieces and replaced with a heart of flesh.
And God bless the rescuers.
Typical headline from the Compost. Refers to the vaginal delivery device as Mom.
Once you throw your kid in the trash, you lose the honorific of Mom, mother etc.
That heart can be made flesh, but it needs to include many, many years of incarceration
True. This was -— as far as we can see from the evidence -— premeditated murder.
I just can’t wrap my mind some atrociously evil acts. This is one of them. Thanking God the baby was rescued.
Attempted.
Shortly after the baby was found, Elmira Police announced they
had charged the infant’s mother, 17-year-old Harriette M. Hoyt
of Sayre, Pa., with attempted second-degree murder. Sayre is
about 20 miles from Elmira, just over the Pennsylvania-New
York border.
You speak for us all. Thank you.
Harriette M. Hoyt
[ Every state has a Safe Baby law whereby newborns can be left safe at a hospital, police station or firehouse with no follow-up penalties and no questions asked. And the mother had 9 months to think about this. ]
How much you wanna bet that the public Skrool “Sex Educashion/ Indoctrination Class” DOES NOT cover this fact.....
I’ll bet that a majority of them DO NOT tell their students that this is even an OPTION....
The baby was 8 months old.......
..................................Harriette M. Hoyt........
I wonder how she voted?
I don’t think you can vote until you are 18.
Amen. Heart breaking.stuff. Thank you, Lord, for rescuing the little one..
This is what the eugenicist pro-aborts have given us.
I once asked a pro-choice woman what the difference was between partial birth abortion and killing a two week old baby. Her answer was a non-answer.
We've allowed the satanic SCOTUS of '73 to raise questions that not only can't be answered, but that liberals won't allow to be asked.
“This is what the eugenicist pro-aborts have given us.”
Just evil, and likely commonplace.
Soon, the pro-aborts it will be ranting about it as “a woman’s right...”
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