Comments on: James Sargent and Tracey Hermann

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.

By: KHR

KHR — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 00:45:04 +0000

What really gets to me, and I just realized it recently, is less than two miles away from the house where Benjamin died is a crisis nursery- a damn free daycare that will take in your children if you are going through a problematic time and need some to yourself. Did I mention free? And 24 hours a day. There’s no fucking excuse for what these animals did.

By: KHR

KHR — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 00:40:14 +0000

Some people will always vote no. They’re the ones who post on here that we have no right judging people. Like we have the ultimate say on whether or not someone actually gets into Hell and aren’t voting as a way to vent frustrations with a true jerkoff, or jerkoffs as the case may be.
It pisses me off sometimes. When there’s ambiguity, I can see voting no, but when someone starves a beautiful baby boy like that, leaves him that long in a carseat to die there shouldn’t be a damn debate. No shouldn’t be an option. I’d pay to see St. Peter rip these two bastards a new one, because even a Saint isn’t going to forgive this heinous act.

By: scrappy

scrappy — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 21:04:34 +0000

I must agree. Gramma’s story sounded like a lot more of CYA.

If she works third shift, and she dropped him off and did all the tasks she claimed she did how did she get time to “get some rest.” Assume she lives 10 – 15 minutes drive from the baby, 10 – 15 minutes drive from work, and needs at least 15 minutes to get ready for work. That gives her less than an hour to “rest.”