Serious Failings In Care- Daniel Pelka Trial The Daniel Pelka trial highlighted the horrific abuse that the 4 year old boy suffered at the hands of his Mother and her abusive partner. However it also displayed a clear lack of attentiveness and communication between the people who could of taken responsibility for the childs wellbeing. Daniel Pelka was found dead in 2012, and the circumstances surrounding his death were horrendous by nature. The cause of death was found to be primarily starvation, although the child displayed clear signs of long term abuse, and was described by medical professionals as 'resembling a concentration camp victim', due to the severity of his abuse and weighing over a stone below the average expected weight of a child his age. His Mother, Magdalena Luczak and her partner, Mariusz Krezolek were subsequently tried and convicted of a series of abuse charges, which included imprisoning the boy for several years and force feeding him salt.
One became a nun; another turned to prostitution; two went to jail; and the last died at age seven when a raged Jack threw her off the roof when he was in an uncontrollable rage. The anger that Valerie tried to keep in check for years finally explodes when Jack started to abuse one of their grandchildren. Valerie grabbed the nearest item which was a heavy cast iron skillet … and hit him as hard as she could on Jack’s head, making him die. I think the theme is love, fear, rage, regret, and the patterns of brutality and silence can haunt generations of one family. The mom, Valerie, gets damaged emotionally and physically-changing her
Vanessa had a very troubled childhood; she used to cut herself because of it. She hated her mom, and as she got older she realized how much she resembled her. She felt useless, and alone, so the cuts got worse and worse as she grew older. Until one day her younger brother walked in on her while she was cutting, and told his grandmother who ended up sending her to the psyche ward. I would definitely recommend Impulse.
When Jem became very angry at Mrs. Dubose, their old and mean neighbor, he chopped down her shrubs in front of her house in a fanatical rage. When the consequences of his act came he was forced by his father to read to Mrs. Dubose for a month and during these reading sessions Mrs. Dubose seemed to break out into a shaking fit causing the children to be scared and confused. Son, didn’t you know what her fits were? ... “Mrs. Dubose was a morphine addict.” said Atticus. “She took pain-killers for years.
One account mentioned a dead human arm, which stuck out of the trench wall, and all the soldiers shook the hand as they walked by. Another disillusionment factor was that the soldiers had to share their living space with rats and lice. Rats were said to get as big as cats and lice were ludicrously out of hand. Most likely the worst part of the trenches was the occasional assault of various toxic gases. These gases tortured its victims for anywhere from 48 hours to a full 5 weeks before killing them.
When the fleas bit the rats they would then go to a human and bite them giving them the horrible disease they so fretfully waited for. They would never know that the fleas were biting them, let alone carrying the terrible Black Death. After five years, twenty five million people were dead. The disease was killing most of the people that lived in England. The first signs of the Black Death were swelling of the lymph nodes, mostly in the armpit, legs, neck, and groin.
After rounding up the remaining SS guards, the U.S. forces lined them up and executed them with extreme prejudice. (Amacher A) The Americans were outraged at the crimes committed at the camp and after finding thousands upon thousands of bodies the soldiers couldn’t take it anymore they lashed out and killed all but a handful of the guards. There was simply nothing that could describe the emotions they felt. The prisoners also devolved into a state of fury after the shock phase. American soldiers watched
Many years of consistent beating and bad behavior from her owner forced her to commits the suicide. She was also raped many times by her master Edwin Epps and she also faced the very cruel behavior from her Epps’ wife. The wife of Epps demand her husband Edwin Epps to sell Patsey because of jealous behavior but Edwin Epps refused
The death of anyone let alone a young person is always a tragedy. A person who is able to take the life of another human being without any consent or remorse is a coldblooded murderer. Another word humans cringe at when it is spoken about. In the novel The Lovely Bones, written by Alice Sebold, young Susie Salmon was murdered and raped on December 6th 1973 by neighbor George Harvey. The slaying of Susie devastated her whole town and brought them closer together.
I've saw plenty of dead bodies floating in the disgusting toxic water, as we walked through the water to get to higher ground. We saw trees on top of the street wires, cars fill with water up to their roof tops, and watched people fight over food to survive, and my town was like a ghost town. I heard about elderly people dying in attics and hospitals believing that the world didn’t care as they slowly ran out of medication and oxygen. I saw sick babies and paraplegic living for five days outside in the hot weather, while gangs of armed youth’s violently terrorized filthy camps of society's most suffered and abandoned. These affected people were placed in the massive outdoors that was so