[A_perfect_lady]

I'm beginning to think Grandpa is a real piece of work. First, I don't see how he could not know the window was open, and I think he was careless and stupid. Then these lies he's come up with to escape repercussions... Well, it doesn't surprise me, and I am sure he's pretty darn sorry he killed his grand daughter.

But now, suing them? That takes an incredible amount of nerve, and it does look like from the photos that he was leaning out of it earlier and knew it was open.

[yesthatjallen]

I'm beginning to think Grandpa is a real piece of work.

At first I believed the grandfather and it was an accident and maybe he didn't realize the window was open. However holding the child in front of an open window for 30 seconds and not realizing the window was open, to me, raises serious questions.

[ronniesgal]

Grandpa is a flat out liar! and IF he has a mental illness or dementia, then his family that allowed him to be alone with the kid is guilty also.
wth is wrong with people.

[StAnDeliver]

"I'm beginning to think Grandpa is a real piece of work"

More than 30 seconds out that window doesn't suggest, it flatly states that Papi got his rocks off on abusing the kids.

We've all known the type -- Curmudgeon Gramps -- but 99% of them go the W.C. Fields route and confine the abuse to nasty comments about kids doing kid stuff.

Then there's the 1% who pinch the kids until they leave a mark, or tickle after it's no longer fun, or worse -- just goddamn mean old sods.

It means something to me because my GP was my hero, and everyone should have a GP just like that.