@***super_nova*** wrote:
@polksaladallie wrote:
Safe Havens have been available in many countries for decades. As usual Australia is way behind the times in regard to the welfare of children.
If they were in place it would reduce greatly the child abuse statistics also.
These sorts of "baby holes" were in Europe in churches & convents for centuries. They are still there, and some are in use. You would think that in this day and age people would not have the need to abandon baby. And as other said there is no need for what the mother did, but who knows what happened. Most likely she is mentally ill. She also could not know how deep the drain was, the rescue workers had difficulties to remove the slab.
It is amazing how resilient babies are; remember the babies that survived for much longer when earthquake destroyed maternity hospital?
why do people always leap to the mentally ill defense?
How about she is just a selfish **bleep** who didn't want the baby and didn't want anyone else to have him either.
Australia may not have designated safe havens but there were so many safer options but she chose to kill him.
Lock her up and throw away the key and do the same for anyone who helped her or knew what she had done.
im expecting to hear that they are going to give the baby back to her or her family
