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This story is disturbing in several dimensions. How could this happen? Why weren't these girls' parents also charged for, you know, failing to be parents? And over six years! What a broken society this must be.
to the max. In today's society most parents, should even be parents. There just not mature enough or really lack knowledge on how to properly raise their children. Thus the cycle continues on, from one generation to the next.
Just look at this nut job.
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