Grandmother Charged After 2nd Child Dies in Her Care

[@Tonimaroni2BeKindToAnimals]

As a grandmother, I’d never trust myself to watch a grand baby again, after the first death. Even if they asked 😢

[@christinabull8449]

Even if it was an accident, I'm glad as a grandmother you would step up and say that. I'm a mother of an 18 and a 16 year old right now. And if that were to happen to me, I would say the same thing

[@kalzindor803]

So the 1st death was no punishment on grandmother? Its the 2nd death that got her?

[@jaeeluv]

Good thinking 🙏🏿✨

[@zzizahacallar]

I get why they gave her a 2nd chance. People make mistakes and they forgave her. It's all very sad. I have always been paranoid about leaving my child in the car especially when I lived in Tucson.

[@toasted_.coconut]

Same. I could ever forgive myself

[@Mirwright]

As a mother, I’m not leaving my child with their grandmother after the first death. We’re not just talking about a little boo-boo. We’re talking about a life that was taken away from poor actions. Wouldn’t have been me the second go round. I’m sorry, RIP to the little angels. 🙏🏾

[@PythagorasFormula]

Yes but the first dead wasn’t her fault in my opinion lol

[@mydyisgod]

@@PythagorasFormula, how can you think that. She fell asleep fully aware her grand baby was in her house.

[@PythagorasFormula]

@@mydyisgod *grand child, and btw i did some research and she actually locked the house, idk how that kid got out but he had some suicidal thoughts

[@boomds5602]

@@PythagorasFormula he was 18 months. No 18 month old has suicidal thoughts. Don’t be ridiculous. She obviously didn’t lock it

[@DenaMarie90]

@@PythagorasFormula did you legitimately just say that an 18 month old had some “suicidal” thoughts? Lmfao. What?! He was 18 months old!!! He had absolutely no idea what was going to happen when he wondered off and into the pond. He was a child exploring his surroundings.

[@josieewoo4096]

my mind goes straight to early dementia or alzheimer’s. I think it could explain how a well respected principal comes to this but also how she was willing to trust herself with another after the first tragedy

[@jenniferhansen3622]

I'm wondering this too. Dementia can sneak up so slowly that you don't quite notice at first.

[@moonlightgator]

yep. you can't be this forgetful unless you have some health issues.

[@tisbutascratch2045]

Yes. And she also managed to somehow raise her own daughter well and not neglect her... I highly doubt that she did any of this on purpose. I feel terribly for everyone involved, but also the grandmother. I honestly can't see her mother murdering her grandchildren in cold blood. It just doesn't make sense to me.

[@GameChanger597]

But can anyone explain why she's smiling in her mugshot and clearly hasn't shed a tear? Surely she didn't already forget she had just murdered yet another grandchild?? Either way, that's not the face you make when you're "completely devastated" as her lawyers claim.

[@emofbi4935]

@@GameChanger597 i have to agree. my first thought was "there is something else going on here." i don't usually like to make those kinds of assumptions because everyone grieves differently, but she certainly doesn't look remorseful or even shocked. just rubs me the wrong way

[@ol7079]

Has anyone considered that maybe grandma may suffer from some dementia or age telated memory loss? In both cases, she kind of forgot she was ‘on duty’. There may be medical reason, not a deliberate criminal action.

[@kitbunbun]

Yeah, was thinking the same.

[@desratlinda8639]

(I was thinking the same thing)

[@TheresaB-wg4ku]

@@ol7079 This is possible, that she has dementia. The parents should be charged, considering,the first child died in her care,then,they let their second child be alone again with her. And if it is confirmed, Grandma has dementia,she should not be charged. Even though it's awful,the parents were irresponsible to let their child ever in her care again after losing their other child, in the care of grandma.

[@RachelZuckerman-ql1mz]

More likely she is drinking or doing something! How do you come into your house, filled with baby bag and baby's food, and forget.

[@twelvexstring]

No I was too busy considering the two babies who were failed by every adult in their life to worry about that.

[@Thhrhshrgsh]

Something about this whole situation seems odd. The parents not grieving nor showing emotion and talking like this is just something that always happen and the grandma smiling in her mug shot is weird. The entire family needs to be investigated throughly

[@marthas.4456]

Exactly my thoughts.... it seems nobody is really grieving for the small babies... The grandmother is creepy with that weird smile. The parents' behaviour seem fake.

[@hnessa1237]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought so too. I get being in shock, but seeing this is the 2nd child they lost, they seem oddly calm.

[@gerisepulveda8723]

I agree

[@raindrops4284]

Yeah like something is off af

[@hectoranguiano6855]

Did you not notice the husband in the interview?

[@madtrucker0983]

Giving Grandma the benefit of the doubt I'd say it's probably early onset dementia. We had a few incidents with both of my wife's grandparents and had to stop letting them care for the grandkids. Wasn't anything malicious on their part they were just getting sick. They've both since passed away from dementia. One of the saddest things I've ever seen next to cancer.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

The 3 year old dying in the pond doesn't add up. A pond is sloped even assuming the child is crawling they had to crawl into the water deeper and deeper on purpose without stopping. Don't buy it.

[@Smithpolly]

@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep Young children can drown in as little as an inch or two of water, and it can happen quickly and silently.

[@catied6913]

I wouldn't be so sure that it explains this case though. So many things don't add up.

[@hippo440]

​@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep he was 16 months old and couldn't walk. Once he crawled to the edge of the pond, he tumbled in and didn't know how to swim. Drowning doesn't take a lot of water.

[@michelemichele5204]

i think so too. i mean wow, this is too much. she can only be a pure psychopath or she has dementia? neither one is good

[@MoxyVerve]

These parents need to be investigated immediately too, wtf?

[@JWonn]

Yeah, this story is really fishy.

[@SeminarioMAE]

why

[@NubbinsSawyer1974]

They sounded like they were trying to force a cry out too in their interview. I don't buy their schtick. It's all very cockamamie.

[@JessicacaHabeth]

@@NubbinsSawyer1974 thats what i was thinking as well. everything is off about this story.

[@NubbinsSawyer1974]

@@JessicacaHabeth yeah, they should both get fixed so they can't have kids again. And they should get charged for child neglect or something because one time should've been enough for them to realize grandma shouldn't be trusted with kids anymore.

[@PrfctPlyr]

The parents lack of emotions also kinda odd

[@metsl1870]

....something is definitely OFF here!!!

[@Lesha.james013]

Tru

[@jeromeandrew114]

I thought it was odd too

[@leogoddess3863]

There were other interviews were they were both losing it and sobbing. I tried not to judge, because how do you even process this? Not to mention they're probably both heavily medicated. Perhaps antidepressants

[@godsgirl7201]

​@@leogoddess3863 so true

[@mariuskuhrau761]

Yep, as a grandfather I felt their pain and I find it disturbing that this grandmother had two grandkids that died, because of gross negligence on her part. So sad. 😠

[@makedaanderson]

I'm sorry for their loss, but my gut is telling me that something is just not right...

[@bethanyoneal5789]

Yeah this seems fishy

[@abindeed8237]

Especially with the dad

[@lukep3022]

@@abindeed8237 the dad seems like the only normal one here, he is atleast showing emotion

[@nicholastruman1273]

@@lukep3022 yeah pause at 2:49. The Dad is gutted, the Mom I cannot tell. She seemed off to me too.

[@pamelabeth]

I noticed the mom seems off too but I wanna attribute it to the devastation and maybe taking tranquilizers or something like that. Bc I can only imagine what her nervous system is going through with such tragic incidents.

[@kimberlysevastyanenko3798]

As an infant in my grandmother's care I aspirated a little spit up and couldn't breathe for a moment. My grandma, a mother of 8, was so frightened by it that she didn't want to tend me anymore. I can't believe this woman trusted herself enough to care for another baby after her negligence took the first one. Just an awful, awful situation.

[@CutiesbyKelly]

I cannot imagine the pain of losing a child let alone 2 at the hands of the same person. What a horrible loss. Prayers for this family!

[@AsiaCassell-zw8ei]

Unbelievable that they left the second child with her

[@mitsuri3096]

Is there like insurance stuff for this cause they look both calm and acting weird tbh

[@phamtruc]

​@Mitsuri I wouldn't even be able to hold myself together if my children had died...let alone talk to the news.

[@jonah.donohue]

It's literally her mother

[@mattmas6628]

@@mitsuri3096 it is suspicious. I must say

[@natoshawithanO]

The parents don’t seem genuinely upset at all

[@kirankumarsukumar]

I really have no words. My hearts go out to the parents

[@ericacruz8261]

Them giving her a second chance is mind blowing 💔

[@CranberryFo]

Is it possible the grandma is suffering from the early stages of dementia? This might not necessarily be her fault. This might be a terrible medical condition in its early stages

[@elilucha]

I thought the same thing.

[@spencershaw2407]

She's not suffering from dementia their murderers and they killed it those kids

[@wynnwinds2381]

how could you leave a kid in the care of her again after the first time ☹️ that’s on the parents and her

[@gracejones2831]

I hope these parent stop having babies.

[@wynnwinds2381]

@@gracejones2831 seriously, they’re clearly negligent and it’s disgusting

[@Xane_Dragon]

​@@gracejones2831 same. I wouldn't trust them with a kitten

[@emeksb4823]

It can happen I mean that is her mum. You all should understand.

[@wynnwinds2381]

@@emeksb4823 i really don’t understand, if somebody clearly proves once that they can’t keep your child safe from harm and DEATH, they shouldn’t ever be alone with another child without supervision

[@pourquoipas971]

This is a nightmare. Poor parents.

[@peytonv8569]

Is it just me or did the parents reaction seem incredibly insincere? If I had lost my son, especially if I had lost a second maybe in a similar way I would be breaking down recalling it on tv

[@zaraloveskoda]

No, it’s not just you. Normally, I try not to overanalyze the presentation of someone’s grief, but in this case it’s just really off. Like you said, they seem incredibly insincere about a double tragedy that would break most people beyond repair.

[@candycoated650]

I scrolled and scrolled looking for this comment to make sure I wasn’t the only one. Something is off with them…

[@chynnadoll3277]

No, I thought the very same thing. Something is very off about those babies' mother. It's as if she's pretending to act distraught.

[@kayleyameliaHQ]

Definitely off.

[@John-ru4gz]

Why is the grandma smiling in her mugshot?

[@Aaron-zr5bt]

The parents should be held accountable too. Leaving your 2nd child with the person who, killed your kid accidentally, is negligent.

[@vicki9298]

I am a grandmother and I would have NEVER babysat. Alone. Again. Never

[@Katya.Shishkyl24]

You’re a good and loving grandmother then! Totally agree with you that I would be way too afraid to watch another kid ever again.

[@user-ws9ec9bq1c]

The grandfather was home as well. No mention in this interview.

[@ForeverSweetx3]

You can see the husband feeling uncomfortable with the wife holding his arm. When this happens, couples sometimes blame each other. In this case, his wife's mother is responsible and he might be blaming her.

[@cathynewyork7918]

I also noticed how the wife was clutching at her husband's arm and he seemed uncomfortable. I wonder if these two tragedies will destroy their marriage? This story makes me sad.

[@pegs1659]

I noticed that too. I thought right away that he has to hold his wife responsible to some degree. I don't think their marriage will make it through this.

[@cathynewyork7918]

@@pegs1659 I agree with you - I also don't think their marriage will make it through this kind of stress and guilt.

[@isabelamogosanu7777]

I would be so angry and hurt too. I bet it was the mom who wanted grandma to have another chance

[@Eauxz]

The blame is with the mom who probably chose to forgive her mother

[@ledzep3692]

I'd never let anyone babysit my child after the first death, let alone the person whose negligence caused the death of the first child. They all should go to PRISON for this second death.

[@steverinaldi890]

That’s just insane. Being a father of 4, there is no way I would trust my mother again although I would still love her.

[@MotherEarth573]

Great son 🥇

[@J-Ray-z4f]

It’s crazy how careless she is

[@raulc7293]

We’ll since you’re human, you would have had the audacity to think twice about leaving the second child in her care. Bet you the husband didn’t even decide that with his dumb self

[@CJSmallz41]

I don't understand how anyone can forget a baby in a car. Anytime I've ever had a baby in a car, I talk to the baby.

[@MsSimpleMovies]

Sleep deprivation + last minute change of plans. It happened to me, and I constantly talk to my children. Thank GOD I remembered within about ten minutes, and baby was sleeping. But it was in the Walmart parking lot. Oh my God. From then on (this was a decade ago) I have put my bag in front on my children's legs in the back foot well, so I need to go to the back to get my bag. Parents aren't necessarily intentionally negligent, just under extreme exhaustion, and last minute changes to schedules don't get coded properly sometimes. This case, though, is beyond comprehension, honestly. So so so tragic.

[@SCU3A_S7EVE]

Dementia.

[@HeavenAndHope]

How can this all be accidental?? A second time you definitely wouldn't let any child out of sight.. I would never leave my kids after the 1st time. PERIOD! Hours!!? This seems intentional. Poor babies. 🙌🐑🕊❤

[@rosemadder5547]

This is an all around tragedy in every way. My heart goes out to the parents. Glad there’s been an update 😢

[@kristinn3367]

The parents seem oddly ok. Not a single tear…something isn’t right with those two.

[@cindyjones8284]

I worked overnight when my kids were little. I had locks and alarms on all the doors. If I was really tired, they came in my room with me and I locked the door. You can’t take even 1 chance with your kids lives.

[@samuelstevens1129]

​@@kristinn3367 ikr it's very disturbing

[@Ariesgoth]

@@kristinn3367 looking for this exact comment 🤔 They seem a bit suspish.

[@mexreax4493]

The parents need to be charged also

[@jackdonovan554]

In the absence of a history of malice, I'd say it was early onset dementia.

[@wadehiggins1114]

The first death I blame grandmother, the second death I blame the parents.

[@kate-he6xt]

this has to get more likes

[@phamtruc]

Agreed.

[@youmadhuh6375]

I agree 😫😫.. I just don't understand what parents would leave a SECOND child with such a person after 1 died in her care?.. I wouldn't of Bern able to trust her with my baby..

[@leadsin99er]

Blame the parents. They should care for their own kids.

[@Former_Pastor]

​@@leadsin99er absolutely, especially after the first baby's death. How irresponsible....smh

[@KITTY_12105]

When she said the person that brought her into the word destroyed “his world, my world, my son,” didn’t say anything about there poor daughter

[@normavalenzuela8113]

What a sad tragedy. I am a grandma and the older you get, you get tired and easy to fall asleep while watching kids, also you forget very easily. So please parents don’t let your children with your patents to babysit them. I am pretty sure this grandma loved her grandchildren so dearly, and she is suffering to what happened to them. She didn’t do it on purpose, that was an accident

[@maviswilliams9848]

Exactly. Probably, early onset of Alzheimer’s.

[@mariscawise5729]

Agreed I think she just was deteriorating mentally

[@Celisar1]

That’s a joke. Millions of grandparents worldwide babysit their grandbabies and that’s a wonderful thing for all parties involved.

[@josie4peace]

AMEN!! Well said. My thoughts exactly. 🙏💖

[@josie4peace]

@@maviswilliams9848 Yes, or dementia.

[@lisatelly2418]

Something is seriously wrong here...this is super suspicious.

[@saesae8806]

I’m wondering if grandma may have Alzheimer’s or dementia. I would hope that she’s not that negligent on her own. Either way it’s a devastating situation.

[@whiskybooze]

The fact she's smirking in her mugshot makes me believe these weren't accidents.

[@redi4871]

There is something off with this story. As a father I would never ever trust grandmother again after the first incident. And they talk about their first loss as if something like this just happens sometimes. As if they think they'll just get another baby and try better next time... very confusing to watch this. Besides that I would never give away my couple of months old baby to anyone every.

[@aesthetictheme5715]

It sounds like the grandmother has dementia or is getting too old to take care of a baby 😢 and they keep asking her to look after the babies knowing her condition😢

[@shesagoddess3592]

That is so tough. Sorry these parents have to go through this. Mum might be going through dementia or old age related issues and both seem such simple mistakes. It is so easy to feel safe with your mum multiple times that has been good to you all your life.

[@MaryKey1989]

I don't know why, but the parents give me the shivers. How can they be so cool and talk about something so horrific without breaking down!!!

[@2222ela]

Yes. I feel like something is off here

[@MAGNUM05]

She looks proud and not sorry for what she did. How sickening.

[@taliat1971]

The only single person I've ever left my kids in the custody of besides myself and their father is my best friend who also has children the same age. I can't imagine EVER leaving a young baby in the care of someone who already had your child die from negligence. What parent would think to put another child in their care? They were ALL careless here!

[@SIP123abc]

Hey when ya gotta get a haircut ya gotta throw all caution to the wind.

[@sowsow6677]

Not once but TWICE, you lose your children to your own mother 😔

[@JakeInvest]

surprised daughter of grandmother made it out alive

[@arleensantos3397]

They audacity of the lawyers to compare having luck with the lottery twice with a double murder. I’m sure that if this tragedy would have happened to them, they wouldn’t consider themselves twice as lucky.

[@flamefox8989]

Bless both these parents. Losing those little angels. I'm so sorry.

[@burnningbridges]

In Arizona where I’m from, many children die in their swimming pools or left in their parent’s cars during the scorching heat of our harsh summers. But even with all the drownings and all the babies left in cars, I still will never understand for the life of me how you forget a child in a hot car or just doze off when you’re responsible for you’re own flesh and blood. HOW?

[@godsgirl7201]

Because you're brain follows your body and your brain thinks on it's own or will follow your regular routine allot times u don't have to force yourself to think about your routine or remembering were you left yourself at lol

[@chinchinchilly]

Even IF the first one was a mistake... Could you really ever leave your children with them again?! WTF. I would never!

[@inspobookk]

Heartbreaking some people dont deserve children or grandchildren💔rest in peace ezra and uri 🕊

[@lilybean6635]

What baffles me is how they entrusted her to their second child after what happened with the first one. When in doubt, it'll always happen again. In the eyes of both those parents, it was easy to pass off as a mistake which led to their losses.

[@Benya9400]

These people seem to be devoid of the standard emotions that come with a tragedy like this.

[@Rita-yw2tn]

I agree I’d be devastated if it happened to my babies

[@imalwaysright88]

How does this happen twice?! Even the first time. Like omfg. This is a parents worse nightmare. I can’t fathom their pain. Her own mom! 😢😢

[@kathyharmon2093]

Grandma should be evaluated for dementia and the parents should have psych evaluation for leaving another child in her care… Once is a mistake twice is a habit, the parents need to take their part of the responsibility.

[@SweetJustice]

Evaluated for a personality disorder too

[@0ChildStar]

That is what I was thinking "dementia" screening should be ordered by the court. My aunt had dementia and she seemed normal. She was still able to do things and no bathroom accidents. Hold intelligent conversations until one day, a family member asked her, "Who is the US President?" She thought it was Jimmy Carter and the year was 1971. 🤦🏾‍♀

[@kelseyrallison749]

Maybe early signs of dementia? This is just too unbelievable, how sad. I pray for the family and those poor kids.

[@robotatamondong]

Same thoughts

[@ginalola333]

This is so tragic for everyone involved. So sad, I pray for this whole family 😢

[@aryaprincess2479]

She is smirking in her mugshot. That grandmother is a monster.

[@toyotacorollaaltis8613]

Dude my grandmother is mentally ill and has schizophrenia and not even she could ever do this damn woman must just straight up hate kids

[@yai69]

That Kayla is even standing on two feet is incredible

[@trinitynigro]

I have a high suspicion they all wanted the kids gone. Lack of sadness from all, second time leaving a child with grandma being so careless, forgiving even through it’s unforgivable… idk smells a little fishy to me …

[@mrmrwayne9850]

This is absolutely horrific and tragic. I couldn't even imagine my 7 month old sister dying, let alone anyone in my family. My heart goes out to this once poor family ❤😢

[@Jajdidejcjskz]

After the death of the first child I would NEVER allow the grandma to watch any other child

[@revandenburg]

Ugggghhhh, Lawyer talk 'She hit the lottery of Tragedy Twice' NOPE GRANDMA WAS'NT Paying attention TWICE. These actions weren't 'lightning hitting twice' It was Negligence. Surprised her daughter made it to adulthood.

[@tinawaggoner1031]

I was wondering if she was going to face charges. Prayers for the family

[@mcabrera4864]

These parents don’t show signs of grief… it’s almost as if they anticipated this.

[@vp5037]

Exactly, they seem a tad off to me...drugs?

[@Abril-1234]

@@vp5037 could be drugged up because of grief. They do seem off

[@troybuilt1142]

I'm a grandma and I wouldn't ever allow any of these things to happen. How would a 2 year old get out of the house by himself? I have 2 great grandchildren and I told my granddaughter that I'm not physically able to babysit due to bad knees and shoulders. I'm afraid of falling or dropping them. I wouldn't be able to forgive myself if that happened.

[@maisonesplana169]

INVESTIGATE THE PARENTS

[@mw87675]

That's insane. Victim blaming much?

[@Elizabeth-lj1vm]

WHY did they leave a second child under her care???

[@susanramsey5781]

I’m a grandma of 1 year old twins and I never let them out of my site when I’m watching them. I am keenly aware of how quickly an accident can happen. I don’t watch tv, take phone calls or do ANYTHING that demands my attention. This grandma left the baby in the car in the first place then proceeds to practicing her piano?! Took a nap with an 18 month old in the house?!! Somethings really wrong here. She needs to be assessed by a Neurologists asap.

[@julsc2106]

My heart breaks for the couple . And honestly if one of my children died in the care of my mother my surviving children would never stay with her again period!!!!!!!!

[@bhoney112]

I wonder what the husband's side of the family has to say 😢

[@robinlennon2580]

As a grandmom. I would be too devastated after first accident to care for any child again. I would not trust myself or want to be responsible for another child. Very tragic and sad all around.

[@claytonshort2797]

This is just terribly sad all the way around.

[@kukubebo]

I think evil grandma knew what she was doing the whole time. Idk the motive. But it makes no sense that both of these were "accidents." Especially the case with Ezra makes no sense. 18 month old somehow unlocked the door, walked over to pond, and jumped in it and drowned.... while grandma conveniently slept? give me a break from the baloney!

[@griseldagonzalez2323]

This is tragic .. how can you trust that woman a second time? She was definitely not fit to take care of a baby 😭

[@Teddy-kl3zo]

Somethings off about the mother also. Why leave another child with her ,but near the end she seems like she doesn't care

[@Hshjshshjsj72727]

Beautiful to see the parents trying stay strong and together through this awful double-tragedy

[@getamazed5315]

Le pire pour des parents, perdre 2 enfants faute de négligence de la grand mère, a se demander si elle n a pas une maladie mentale.... Affreux, courage à vous, de tout cœur 😢❤ Paix à leurs âmes 🙏♥️

[@jvnbrk]

feel for those parents, you can tell they're on the brink of insanity. Hard to hold yourself together going threw something like this..I couldn't imagine. Once I can see chalking up to a tragedy..twice? Something else is up there

[@badshifu]

This is a heartbreaking story for the parents. But ive always wondered after all the new tech innovations coming out, why someone still hasnt invented something that alerts parents when they’ve forgotten their child in the car. There’s been so many similar incidents of people leaving their kids in their cars

[@SIP123abc]

Leading cause of a child’s death is by gunshot and we do nothing about that either.

[@shelbysycamore637]

Newer cars do have child in car reminders. I don't know if this would have helped since the grandmother may have a memory loss problem

[@tayriobravo6204]

I’m so glad she got charged , I saw this story a few weeks ago. This is just so wrong. I wonder how many of her own babies she may have done this to and never told. The therapy and Couseling her daughter is going to need is unimaginable.

[@pauljohnson842]

Why? If she has dementia, which seems likely, it’s not her fault.

[@armenasamuel2275]

Did they do testing for dementia. First you fell asleep while looking after your grandson he wandered outside to the swimming pool and drowned. Then you forget your grandaughter in the hot car to die. This is very tragic for the whole family. I hope they all get some help to deal their losses.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

To be given a second chance and forget your looking after your grandchild is just unforgivable. I would disown her. Hope she gets what she deserves. I hope the parents can get through this.❤

[@kristinab1078]

It's likely she will eventually get a diagnosis of dementia or early onset Alzheimer's. Disowning her will do nothing, if this is all a result of cognitive decline. Very sad indeed.

[@diddsdaddiddsdad6865]

@@kristinab1078 You just assume. If the daughter thought she was in early stages of dementia and she would have had an idea don’t you think she wouldn’t have given her ,her child. That’s the reason the daughter wants her charged. For all you know she could have also been a secret drunk and went indoors got drunk and fell asleep. It won’t get her children back but she needs to pay for her incompetence.

[@IamMamaT]

Grandma is silently suffering from senile or dementia. It’s weird that you would push criminal charges on your mother instead of you being alert of her mental health and not choosing her to babysit. The story feels odd and weird. Very painful loss.

[@inkybar8456]

This is all just sketchy, the parents never even shed a tear.

[@denise_is_gaming]

Why is she smiling in the pic though?

[@Turner__22345]

That’s what im trying to figure out …

[@xavi_6767]

Why would you leave your child? What could possibly be more important than your child? Charge the parents.

[@shawnsmith3884]

I feel for these parents ❤️

[@tammyrogers9129]

Does Grandma have the onset of Alzheimers or another disease? How do you leave a baby roaming around while you nap? How do you forget a baby in your vehicle? This is so absolutely sad. So tragic.

[@mauriciagarcia6175]

I'm not surprised to be honest I've heard that grandparents do get forgetful sometimes. sometimes they forget that they have grandchildren.

[@Ash-xl3nb]

I hope there's an investigation something doesn't seem right . I think the parents were involved . It happened not once but twice ? They seem to be faking their emotions.

[@boomknocks9238]

both of their beautiful babies died , & their just calm like this is normal & okay & gave her another chance is so unbelievable , rest in peace sweet babies ❤️

[@akuasharifah]

I wonder if subconsciously she's having these "accidents" because she's jealous or has some kind of ill feelings for her grandchildren. This is just sad all the way around. Praying for all involved. 😢😢😢

[@raindropsandfeathers2245]

Nobody would expect their own mother to harm their grandchildren. They chalked up the first incident as a horrible accident.... I can't imagine losing two babies. They need to investigate how the baby got out of the house and drowned though. Definitely child neglect.

[@bluebutterflyknitscrochet1035]

The parents don’t seem very distraught. I would be in tears and unable to speak about the whole situation. Especially having to recount the whole thing. Please understand it’s just an opinion, who knows what really happened, but to put the 2nd child in the care again of the person who was in looking after their first child who also passed. Makes you wonder.

[@marie5543]

I wouldn't even be able to talk to tv stations had this happen to my kids.

[@aliciasmith1832]

Something is VERY WRONG WITH THIS GRANDMA.

[@JRSGamer]

After the First death they let her watch 2nd child ummmmmm ?

[@Sad.pookie]

You would think after the first accident the grandmother wouldn’t let a child out of her sight.. so sad

[@TrunkyDunks]

the father seems far more upset....tf is going on here. Something is wrong..........A mother losing TWO young children is so calm and collected. No.

[@Jessen2204]

It's so weird they're not immotional 😢😢

[@BoomEastMeetsWest]

they were two tragic accidents. the mom used the grandma for free babysitting. she should be responsible too. for her to turn against her own mother, it is just wrong. the grandma must be so sad already. the daughter/mother took advantage of the grandma. she should stand by the grandma and cry together. it was truly tragic. she should not put all the blame on the grandmother. the daughter is ungrateful and heartless.