Yes, you're right, i thought it was one of the other water rides they have there. It's a very sedate ride the Coastguard one.I don’t think the ride has harnesses, it’s a very gentle water ride where you steer your own boat around a sort of circuit. Also I’m sure originally it said there was no height limit on the ride as long as there was an adult so no need to sneak on
It’s probably going to sound bad but I really hope the police are sure about the neglect and it doesn’t end with the (possible) mother or whoever the woman is being found totally innocent. Purely because imagine how horrific it would be if you took a wee baby to Legoland and not only did they suddenly die, you also were arrested and had that all over the media.Yes, you're right, i thought it was one of the other water rides they have there. It's a very sedate ride the Coastguard one.
Mirror report is saying he was in a pram, not a carrier. Hard to know what to believe at the moment, lots of conflicting info. Neglect is the word the police seem to be using. That could cover a lot of things; dehydration, parent under the influence of something, etc.
I think that as with the Krays there is a bit of romanticising over Bronson. No he hasn't murdered children but he is a violent nutcase.That poor baby, was hoping they would survive. It's very conflicting information online about what has happened and I'm unsure if it's been an accident or something else. Think it's best to wait until more information comes out.
Slightly off topic but I've seen that Charles Bronson has punched someone in prison who had tried to come for him apparently. Again, who knows what is true but if you read up about the guy he punched he probably deserved it. Might start a debate but I do believe that Bronson should have a chance (stuff like this doesn't help though) at least in an open prison as there are so many other people who have been released who have murdered children.
I just can't understand why she would be arrested? Genuine neglect or hideous misogyny?Is it possible that the mum had tried to get on a ride with the baby in the carrier (unbeknownst to the ride operator - maybe she wore a hoodie over the baby carrier?). Then the pressure of the ride harness has restricted the baby's breathing? They were asking for witness statements from people in the queue. Maybe she was seen trying to hide the baby so she could get on the ride?
Guess we’ll need to wait to hear the facts in order to make that judgement…I just can't understand why she would be arrested? Genuine neglect or hideous misogyny?
Facebook speculation, but I still think this is most likely reason. It's expensive to get into Legoland, only to have to stand there bored on the sidelines watching your kids go on all the rides. I reckon she's had him hidden most of the day so she could get on a few rides, and unfortunatley whilst queueing for this particular ride which has no age restrictions, she's gone to get him out of the sling/carrier and noticed he'd got into difficulties.Guess we’ll need to wait to hear the facts in order to make that judgement…
If this is true, how incredibly sad. Poor baby lost his life just so his mum could have a “fun” day outFacebook speculation, but I still think this is most likely reason. It's expensive to get into Legoland, only to have to stand there bored on the sidelines watching your kids go on all the rides. I reckon she's had him hidden most of the day so she could get on a few rides, and unfortunatley whilst queueing for this particular ride which has no age restrictions, she's gone to get him out of the sling/carrier and noticed he'd got into difficulties.
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Absolutely fucking extraordinary use of 'most importantly' here. Pleased Woody had a good day, hunLegoland baby, found this on FB. Looks very, very lucky that someone with the training and skill was on hand
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It was an attention-seeking post IMO. They shouldn’t have given any details publicly like that.Absolutely fucking extraordinary use of 'most importantly' here. Pleased Woody had a good day, hun
If it's true, it's insane (and beyond selfish) behaviour. How could anyone think that would be an acceptable thing to do?! How would you live with yourself if you'd been the cause of such an easily avoidable death?If this is true, how incredibly sad. Poor baby lost his life just so his mum could have a “fun” day out
It’s worrying that a terrorist attack was essentially swept under the carpet. There’s not been much reporting of it at all really.Guys, I remember a man being killed around or in a halfway house back in October and there was a slight chance it might have been terror related. Now I'm wondering why that didn't make a bigger splash? I'm sure it was around Stockton or Middlesbrough or something. Can anyone remember what I'm thinking of?
NVM I found it. Really bizarre this didn’t make bigger news. He stabbed a few people.
Hartlepool Attacker Guilty of Murder, Attempted Murder and Assaulting Emergency Workers
Ahmed Alid has been found guilty of the Murder of Terence Carney and the Attempted Murder of a second man following the attacks in Hartlepool last year.www.counterterrorism.police.uk
Yes I read that at the time too.I heard he was gay and the family didn't approve. But he also had a drink and drug problem and was homeless for a while
Agree and I don't really see why you'd need to either. I took my slightly bigger baby in a carrier at Disneyworld and Alton Towers and she went on loads of rides in it.How on earth do you hide a 5 month old baby in a sling? A newborn I could understand, but 5 months?!
Especially as it seems like it was a pack of lies based on the “no neurological defects”… given the poor wee dote died shortly after I doubt they’d known that then.Absolutely fucking extraordinary use of 'most importantly' here. Pleased Woody had a good day, hun
This just seems implausible but if it’s true the legoland staff who were letting her on the rides equally have a lot of questions to answer IMO, how would you not notice the weird bulge?? If they can’t even notice that, are they paying attention to height restrictions or any of the other safety precautions - not to mention surely someone having something visibly hidden would set off potential terrorism alarms.Facebook speculation, but I still think this is most likely reason. It's expensive to get into Legoland, only to have to stand there bored on the sidelines watching your kids go on all the rides. I reckon she's had him hidden most of the day so she could get on a few rides, and unfortunatley whilst queueing for this particular ride which has no age restrictions, she's gone to get him out of the sling/carrier and noticed he'd got into difficulties.
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Little was made of it because of this...Guys, I remember a man being killed around or in a halfway house back in October and there was a slight chance it might have been terror related. Now I'm wondering why that didn't make a bigger splash? I'm sure it was around Stockton or Middlesbrough or something. Can anyone remember what I'm thinking of?
NVM I found it. Really bizarre this didn’t make bigger news. He stabbed a few people.
Hartlepool Attacker Guilty of Murder, Attempted Murder and Assaulting Emergency Workers
Ahmed Alid has been found guilty of the Murder of Terence Carney and the Attempted Murder of a second man following the attacks in Hartlepool last year.www.counterterrorism.police.uk
And Elsie, don't forget her.Absolutely fucking extraordinary use of 'most importantly' here. Pleased Woody had a good day, hun
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