Comments on: Micheal and Wiremu Curtis, Lisa Kuka, Micheal Pearson and Oriwa Kemp

By: bengalpuss29

bengalpuss29 — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 06:35:21 +0000

The statement saying they did those things to Nia Because they thought she was ugly has to be the funniest thing i’ve heard in the last year. And the reason why i find it funny is, look at the fucking state of her abusers that little girl was beautiful them Shrek Looking mother fucker’s should be the last people calling anyone ugly. And the abuse that, that little girl was subjected to by so many people is utterly incomprehensible. Putting a 3 year old in a tumble dryer, and lifting her in the air to drop her. The cunt of for a better word mother just watched and laughed as everyone else did. Well done to the 17 year old that had the decency to testify against her father because she made a decision that what that little girl nia went thru was wrong. Its just a shame that the abusers didn.t take a leaf of the 17yr olds book.

By: Yoichi

Yoichi — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 17:56:06 +0000

This case is something all New Zealanders should be ashamed of, as a “kiwi” i for one am, we have a shocking record of child abuse in our country and its getting so much worse.

Our country is far to liberal to have the death penalty Derek, its all about the offender here, its quite sickening really how much the law is slanted towards the rights of offenders.

By: Derek

Derek — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 00:54:51 +0000

There are reasons the capital punishment debate should be resurrected.

By: Derek

Derek — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 00:52:54 +0000

I think it is the same as paedophilia, sadism. The “fun” that you describe is feeling better, stronger, than a vulnerable 3-year old; enjoying the pain they inflict. It is about sick POS growing up in a culture of physical bullying (no excuse), physically bullying someone that they can bully. The bullying escalates, and ends in death.

That it went on for so long, unstopped and unreported is the real crime (ie. beyond the event of the murder). Lisa Kuka should be done for aggravated murder, not mere neglect of a child or failed to protect.

When children are treated as an object for adults to bully, victimise, sexually or physically assault, it is perverse, because they do it because they can (and they can’t get it off with or bully another adult), and there is a lot that has gone wrong. The murder or paedophile or assault charge is one charge; the perversion is another charge, an aggravation. Or at least it should be.

By: Mistress

Mistress — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 22:02:35 +0000

I can’t even imagine the horror of this young childs life, how scared and alone she must’ve felt. Another example of “people” that should have been aborted before they had the chance to be born.
Just heartbreaking there wasn’t a person there that would take her side and help her. That poor baby.

By: Holy Website Batman

Holy Website Batman — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:02:55 +0000

I would love to say I am a good Christian, and know how to forgive someone for this. Of course, I never went to church, and If I follow any form of theology its probably something that resembles Taoism.

If wishing they were dead is a clear path to hell, then bring it on. At the very least I can spend the rest of eternity shoving pineapples up their ass and shitting down their open throats.

By: Gina

Gina — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 14:07:29 +0000

I forgot to thank Kimi for bringing Ngati’s life story to my attention. My husband thinks I am a borderline weirdo for wanting to read stuff like that and it’s hard for me to put into words why I feel like it is my responsibility to read things like this. These were living, breathing children and although I was unable to save them, I can keep their memory alive by knowing what happened to them and keeping them in my heart. If that makes me a weirdo, then so be it.

By: Gina

Gina — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:52:26 +0000

This story bothered me so much that I hadn’t been able to go further and look up Ngati’s violent death until last night. My God. I have thought about little Nia EVERYDAY since reading of her short, tortured life a month or so ago, and cried for her countless times. I look at her picture and think “This baby? They thought THIS beautiful child was ugly?” It is hard for me to understand how so many people witnessed and took part in the demise of such a pretty and defenseless little girl. I have spent hours fantasizing that I was able to save her and bring her to my home and well, just love her. Tell her how beautiful she is, how happy I am that I get to know and spend time with her. My other fantasies include what I would do to the fucks who did this to her if I were given a chance. These people are the worst of the worst, folks. It doesn’t get worse than this. This baby had no chance. This is one story that made me doubt the existence of God. I mean, how could You let this happen? Then when you know these fucks will one day walk the streets again because of a justice system even worse than America’s, you want to cry all over again. RIP Nia. The people you knew were very wrong. You were beautiful.
I read about Ngati last night and my heart broke. The first thing that hit me hard was the picture of his radiant smile. He looks so much like my three year old. The same dark hair, the same skin tone, and beautiful smile. The confusion he must have felt his last nine weeks of life can only be matched by the pain he went through. Eight fucking years is a slap in the face. I feel so badly for the woman who actually loved and mothered him, and I want to painfully murder his birth mother. After a hard cry, I went and got my three year old from his bed and brought him to mine. I held him tight and stroked his head, and cried again for the mother and son who will never share a moment like this again. RIP Ngati. I will never forget you.