Michigan Man Held in Death of Toddler

What is with this rash of baby killings lately?

If this guy's behavior was due to mental illness (which is a whole different issue- is anyone who is so narcissistic and violent that they can take another life mentally ill by definition - I don't know) his mental illness was present long before this recession started

Reports of murder? How can a victim report their own murder? I'm not talking about reports of abuse within families - what I read referenced that actual murder rate.

FBI figures indicate law-enforcement agencies throughout the nation reporting a decrease of 4.4 percent in the number of violent crime offenses for the first six months of 2009, compared with the same period in 2008. The violent crime category includes murder, forcible rape, robbery and aggravated assault.

Nationwide, FBI statistics for 2009 show a 10 percent decrease in murders.

However, what FBI reports didn't, and don't, track as a separate category, as it does with so-called hate crimes, are the total number of domestic violence homicides and suicides, including children and co-workers who are caught in the crossfire.

Why the Violence?
The reasons behind the increased violence?

Brian Namey, communications director at the National Network to End Domestic Violence, says distress from the economy doesn't create batterers but has caused an dramatic increase in both frequency and severity in "all corners of the country."

"It's like pouring gas on a fire," Namey said. "The economy doesn't cause it but it can make it worse. There's a much higher demand for services and funding has decreased."

Namey said shelters and state coalitions across the country have been reporting dramatic increases in not only increased homicides-suicides but also overall more requests for services.

Give me a break. Look at that guy's face. He took his girlfriend's toddler and he threw her in the trash because he was angry that the girlfriend asked him to leave- and he looks at the camera as if to say, 'So what?'

He may well be guilty, but never ever ever trust the police.

He may well be guilty, but never ever ever trust the police.

Oralloy wrote:

He may well be guilty, but never ever ever trust the police.

I just can't live that way Oralloy.

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On Monday, Malmberg's father spoke to Newschannel 3 from his home in Florida.

In an interesting conversation, Bob Malmberg was very frank about his son, saying that he can be downright mean and can't be trusted.

“It bewilders me to no end that something like this would happen,” said Bob.

Bob Malmberg told Newschannel 3 that his son, Jeffrey, has significant attitude problems, going all the way back to his school days at Big Rapids High School. Bob said his son always wanted revenge, but Bob never dreamed his son would be involved in something like this.

“I am not too happy, no,” said Bob. “I never thought he would go to, get mixed up in whatever he's mixed up in there.”

Bob says he hasn't spoken to his son in more than two decades. The two were estranged after Bob turned his son in for stealing money at age 18. Bob said his son was a habitual liar as a young man, and that police are going to have to be very tough to get the truth out of him.

http://www.wwmt.com/articles/rapids-1373252-liar-0in.html

Give me a break. Look at that guy's face. He took his girlfriend's toddler and he threw her in the trash because he was angry that the girlfriend asked him to leave- and he looks at the camera as if to say, 'So what?'

Maybe he's looking at the camera like an innocent person who is freaking out because police say he murdered someone.

He may well be guilty, but never ever ever trust the police.

oralloy wrote:

aidan wrote:

Give me a break. Look at that guy's face. He took his girlfriend's toddler and he threw her in the trash because he was angry that the girlfriend asked him to leave- and he looks at the camera as if to say, 'So what?'

Maybe he's looking at the camera like an innocent person who is freaking out because police say he murdered someone.

He may well be guilty, but never ever ever trust the police.

Good advice !





David