I think both the parents and the management of DISNEY   fault. The parents negligence and security failure of Disney.

@peachpurple, You are right peach, and the place is not safe for humans how much more to that innocent boy no knowledge about the coming the risk. I may say they are bad parents.

@JoDee Stout, That is right, how come the child is still awake and that place is known to have killer alligators. If I were the parent, I have to secure the safety of my child.I cannot understand their mind set.

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Parents should be blame for  the child’s death.

Whether or not the signs are there, if one knows that place is infested with sharks, alligators, parent should take care of their own kids.

Even when you are in the zoo, parents should hold tight to kids hands, make sure that they are safe…[Read more]

I agree. There has been more time givin for misdemeanor offenses. Just ridiculous.

he should have gotten more. especially since the ones that did the same thing at Vanderbilt are looking at getting over 10 years and they have clean records too. It was very sad to see the continued victim shaming.

@lovern, apparently the family was nearby, that’s how the father was able to try and get his son away from the alligator.  My concern at first was why was this child up at night, playing by the water?  Also, apparently there were signs in that area that stated “no swimming” in that area, so why would you let your child be playing in that area?

@JoDee Stout, I can also blame the parents. Their son is too young to play in the water alone and place famous for sharks. What kind of parents are they. Why didn’t they hold or carry their baby. I hate a news like this.Many blamed the parents too.

@ruby3881 and @lovern I noticed no one wants to be in the jury because they even can’t believe the judge’s ruling!!

@Ruby3881  This sort of a thing is a regular feature in our country whatever the offence.

@Cely  I have said that in my comment. Have I not?

It is definitely a case that went horribly wrong and to think that the poor young women will have to serve a life sentence with what he did to her. I cannot imagine not being able to feel safe with people and her poor sister who feels guilty for leaving her that night and not trying to find her. Both will have emotional problems to deal with and I…[Read more]

@bestwriter I agree 100% with you, Grace. A rapist is a rapist, regardless of his background or his connections. This young man would have served more time had he been convicted of marijuana possession or a breaking & entering charge.

The bias is very plain to see. It feels like somebody (Daddy, the swim coach maybe) bought off the probation…[Read more]