Posted on 01/29/2011 11:15:29 PM PST by Newtoidaho
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) The woman who authorities say killed her teenage daughter and son because she was fed up with them talking back and being mouthy did not appear in court Saturday because she was being treated at a hospital for an unknown condition.
Authorities say Julie Powers Schenecker was taken to Tampa General Hospital shortly after midnight Saturday to be treated for a medical condition that existed before she was taken to jail. Hillsborough Sheriff's deputies who oversee jail inmates said they could not reveal Schenecker's medical condition, citing health care privacy laws. A jail spokesman said late Saturday that Schenecker was still at the hospital and that her first court appearance was pending.
An arrest affidavit said Schenecker shot her son twice in the head in the family car "for talking back" as she drove him to soccer practice. The report said Schenecker then drove to their upscale home and shot her daughter in the face inside the home.
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It all started with the acceptance of abortion in this country. Life is cheap.
The ‘Me’ generation has grown up and it is still all about them.
The ‘Me’ generation has grown up and it is still all about them.
I don’t think she is a baby boomer. They are the worst generation in history of the country. I think she is younger but looks as old and worthless of a baby boomer.
I believe the article said she was 50.
“I dont think she is a baby boomer. They are the worst generation in history of the country. I think she is younger but looks as old and worthless of a baby boomer.”
Hey Naps. So you’re going to offer a “Blanket Indictment” of good, patriotic God fearing Americans, many who I think are fellow Freepers, because they were born between the years of 1946 and 1964?
That’s real intelligent. //s//
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