Yesterday's NY Daily News reported she had been raped. Yesterday's NY Post said that they still had not determined whether she had been raped.
According to today's paper, they seem to think it was an accident. It looks like she was jump roping between her bed and her closet and the rope got caught on the top of the closet, and she someone got stranged in the process. They are doing tests today with a doll and a jumprope.
I'm not saying that couldn't have happend but if it did it seems like an extremely freak accident. I keep trying to imagine how that could happen. Even if the rope did get caught in the closet how did it get wrapped around her neck? Couldn't she have just let go of it?
Yesterday's NY Daily News reported she had been raped. Yesterday's NY Post said that they still had not determined whether she had been raped.
According to today's paper, they seem to think it was an accident. It looks like she was jump roping between her bed and her closet and the rope got caught on the top of the closet, and she someone got stranged in the process. They are doing tests today with a doll and a jumprope.
Doesn't sound like there was an adult in charge. I think 13 yr old children can babysit but it would be hard with that many children to watch. It's weird that Mom and Grandma can't get their stories right though. :waitasec:
I'm sure police are looking at how the rope was around her neck etc. I have a hard time believing "accident", but then there was that case where the boy got a rope or cape stuck on a ceiling fan because he was playing a superhero....
Sorry, but I do not believe that it was an accident.
Neither do I, Nanandjim, neither do I.
How tragic.
"Police sources initially believed the child had been raped, but that proved to be wrong."
I would like to know what originally made them think that.
Unless she was found naked, I can't imagine why they initially "believed she was raped", as the article said. I think that people's minds jump to the most lurid conclusion possible sometimes. I have to admit that I often do the same thing, but police should be basing such assumptions on some kind of evidence.