Does this strike you as odd ?

Question

A 12-year-old girl was left without food or water to die in the backyard of her foster home, delirious with pain and unable to move, a court has heard.

Crown Prosecutor Richard Coates said doctors at Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) uncovered a "massive 1.5 litres of puss" in the child's leg, caused by a fracture to her left thigh.

Sisters Toni Melville, 43, and Denise Reynolds, 42, have been charged with the manslaughter of the girl, who first started to limp following a school sports day.

Three weeks later, on July 12 last year, she died from a blood and bone infection.

Mr Coates said osteomyelitis was a condition common in children that doctors would have had "no difficulty diagnosing".

"With medical treatment she could have made a full recovery," he said on the first day of a Northern Territory Supreme Court trial in Darwin.

Answer 1

Google Desiderata - it is a short piece and answers you better than I can on this one.

Regards.

Answer 2

This is life. Sh*t happens. Build a bridge or you will be depressed by everything. This is what they call the hard truth.

Answer 3

That wasn't just odd. It was inhumane. They should suffer for what they did.

Answer 4

I say break their legs and make them suffer.

Make them die a slow painful death.

Karma is a bit*h