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The death of a 6-year-old Oregon girl sent to her room after exchanging cross words with her mother has been classified as a suicide by a state medical examiner.
After her mother told her to go to her room, Samantha Kuberski, a first-grader in McMinnville, Ore., crawled into an unused crib, tied one end of a belt around her neck, the other on a bar of the crib, and hanged herself, according to reports.
The incident happened on Dec. 2, days shy of the girl's 7th birthday, making her the youngest person in Oregon history to have committed suicide.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
I don't believe it was suicide
something tells me it was murder
disguised as suicide
Originally posted by wagtail
There comes a time in your life where... you simply despair for this planet and it's people....
How the freak do we continue to justify our existence when we fail the most vulnerable members of our society again and again?
I cannot honestly conceive how a 6 yr old even has a visual concept- an inkling of an idea - that death is achieved? by that method, let alone putting it into motion...?
Where did it come from???
Originally posted by boondock-saint
I don't believe it was suicide
something tells me it was murder
disguised as suicide
Originally posted by Dark Ghost
It's possible, but highly unlikely a 6-year old child would intend to commit suicide. I believe it was an act designed to get sympathy from the mother. I remember having feelings of resentment and craving for sympathy after being told off by my mother when I was young.
"I'll show her, I'm make her wish she didn't tell me off! She won't scream at me again!"