Virginia father shoots himself dead outside family home hours after he accidentally left his 18-month-old son to die in hot car!

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I read this when I had my first child and recommend any parent to a baby reads.

When you read the details, you would never forget your kid in the car.

If he wasn't so bloody programmed to have the windows up and doors locked due to baby kidnapping (or other nefarious car crimes the almost never occur) might the child have survived 3 hours in a car? Or have been heard crying in a car by a bystander?

BS.

I was a stay at home dad. I promised myself that my kids will NEVER, ride the school bus, NEVER sit at school waiting for a ride, NEVER have a babysitter. Sure, we lost income because of it, but they were always feed, always had roof over head, decent cloths.

adults now, Never went to jail, Never stole, Never did drugs, Took responsibility for actions, graduated 3.0+, went to college, ( dropped out, because it wasnt for them but was forced by the mother )

Now, im divorced, because i didnt want to hang out with fake fuckin 3 faced fucks, pay $150 for garbage steak dinners at restaurants, didnt want to party on the weekends and have people watch my kids.

and Im happy now. Fk that clout hungry whore. My best friends are my kids. Now, im going to play with my 9yr old daughter, like a kid, carefree and happy!

Back in the day most cars had no air conditioning. Windows were left open and doors were left unlocked. There might have been a few jugs of water for a leaking radioatior or that spray stuff for the carburetor in the trunk too. Of course they weren't the techno savvy expensive things cars are now. But I don't remember any babies dying in those cars.

Back in the day most cars had no air conditioning. Windows were left open and doors were left unlocked. There might have been a few jugs of water for a leaking radioatior or that spray stuff for the carburetor in the trunk too. Of course they weren't the techno savvy expensive things cars are now. But I don't remember any babies dying in those cars.