Small Cities & Abuse Statistics

I had a coworker. let's call them Potassium, who tortured and abused their 2 kids. 

Those kids were yelled at, scolded, ignored, neglected, hit, lied to, strapped in high chairs from 6am to 2pm while their primary caretaker slept. They were left with a pile of Cheerios (hand picky food choice of many anorexics) and a sippy cup of milk on their high chair trays.

They would clothes shop leaving both kids in the car for hours at a time. They were also having an affair and would drop the kids off at a babysitter's house while they met their lover at the Radison.

The other parent was clueless except for seeing the outcome of unattended kids; acting out, coloring and tearing off the wallpaper, killing their hamster, destroying the backyard when they were locked out every afternoon.

Not only was this abuse, the behavior of the parent was torturous very much if not exactly like what's being done to me.

Strangely enough are the statistics of this tiny community especially the hillside where the parents still reside. I have learned that the community has other torturous residents. Crazy since the population sits at 20k. Who would believe there'd be more than one torturous and abusive person in the same area? Add on the death of 2 kids several years back.

Just proves that like attracts like; H20 seeks its own level. The FBI should conduct a sweep, investigating why there's so much trash accumulating in the same area.

I'll post the articles later.

1. My coworker child torture & abuse

2. https://scvnews.com/castaic-boy-8-dies-after-rescue-from-washing-machine/

3. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailynews.com/2012/07/02/16-year-old-boy-killed-in-castaic-boating-crash/amp/

4. https://scvnews.com/castaic-high-school-brings-grief-counselors-on-campus-after-student-death/

5. https://abc7.com/castaic-death-investigation-murder-suspicious-arrest/1053102/

6. https://www.google.com/amp/s/losangeles.cbslocal.com/2014/09/05/homicide-investigation-launched-in-castaic-following-fatal-stabbing/%3famp

7. https://signalscv.com/2019/10/death-cults-machine-guns-outlawing-the-dreaded-butt/

smh something wrong up there!!

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