Comments on: James Sargent and Tracey Hermann

By: KHR

KHR — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 02:45:46 +0000

The two jackasses had someone living in their garage. It was that person who put Benjamin in the back room. I don’t know whatever happened to them, but why they didn’t push the sperm and egg donor to do something about the screaming baby is beyond me. So many people failed that little angel.
I doubt Benjamin got held in his life as much as I hold my baby in a week. He sure as shit didn’t get fed. I can’t stop thinking about a 10 pound 5 month old. My first baby was nearly 10 lbs at birth. My 5 month old is pushing 20. How someone could look at him and think everything was alright.
What really gets me is that he died with his eyes open. I don’t know if he was dead when the bitch put a bottle next to him, but I seriously hope he was. Which makes me wonder how she sleeps that he looked like he was asleep.
I can’t stand this story. Just thinking about it has my eyes watering.

By: tinybunny

tinybunny — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:45:26 +0000

I am confused. Why did some random person put the baby “in the back room”? I know that sounds beside the point, but if I saw a random baby sitting somewhere, I definitely wouldn’t tuck it out of sight like a wilted plant. I guess if the doofus parents weren’t around, i’d stay there and take care of it.

And did the female person in the house always feed the baby by just sticking a bottle in his carseat? Well, no wonder he weighed so little because I am pretty sure that doesn’t work until way later. Although, my mother said you have to hold a baby to feed a baby, so that is how my family does it. Poor baby, did anyone ever do that for him?

By: KHR

KHR — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:21:04 +0000

It’s been four years. Not sure of the precise date, but four years.
Still thinking about you, beautiful Benjamin. You taught me to love my children a little more, to give them that extra hug before putting them to bed, and to appreciate every moment that I have with them. I have a five month-old now, and I can’t imagine what life would be like without her, and my older daughter, born the same year as you. I wonder what you would be like if you had been in a proper home, if you’d be as playful as she is, as talkative, as excited about learning new things. No one deserves what happened to you. Hopefully those people who did this to you will never see the free world again. Maybe it would restore my faith in the justice system if they’re repeatedly told they deserve to be in a cage for the rest of their lives.
You’ll never be forgotten, little angel.

By: Larry

Larry — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 14:36:50 +0000

These two dirtbags have absolutely no regard for life other than their own. In my opinion, this precious angel was tortured. People prove over and over again that they can take cruelty to new levels.

I will blame not only these dirtbags and the grandmother, but our system for continuing to send the same message out there, that there’s no real consequences. You and I both know these dirtbags will get out at some point.. and in the meantime, the taxpayer rewards them with more benefits than they deserve.. and not even the slightest benefit for a defenseless child. These two dirtbags deserve to rot in their own filth. Dog doodoo has more value than these two. Will nothing ever be sufficient to justify the DP?

Rest in peace little angel.. your story has been told. May God protect you always.

By: Maelstrom

Maelstrom — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 18:03:00 +0000

Absolutely. But where is the man’s protective instinct in this whole thing as well ?

My husband would do ANYTHING to protect his boys, and men are just as attached to their children as women….what the fuck was lacking with these two ?

I can’t type much more..this story kills me, and I’ll be pissey all day if I continue thinking about little Ben.

By: scrappy

scrappy — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 16:52:40 +0000

Yeah, with my firstborn, I remember realizing, with a kind of shock and awe, that I would absolutely give my life to protect him.

He was about 3 days old. I recall quite clearly looking at him and thinking, I would do anything, jump in front of a speeding locomotive, dangle from the highest suspension bridge, anything, to protect him from harm.

By: keeblie

keeblie — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 02:13:48 +0000

God, I hate these two pieces of sh*t so much. This made me cry. How sad, when strangers care more about a baby than his own parents. If he had lived, he would have endured things I don’t want to think about. RIP little angel.

By: KHR

KHR — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 00:46:51 +0000

I will always be haunted by this little boy’s story. Even more so because I drove by that house nearly every damn day. I will never forget him, never, but may the world forget those two monsters who called themselves his parents and let them die in prison and rot.