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Cops: Mom intentionally starved kids
Woman charged with capital murder in deaths of 2 girls, boy
Sunday, February 06, 2005
By STEVE DOYLETimes Staff Writer, steved@htimes.com

Three children found dead in a southwest Huntsville apartment with no electricity were intentionally starved to death by their mother, police say.

Huntsville police spokesman Wendell Johnson said Saturday that Natashay Y. Ward, 33, confessed to detectives Friday night and was charged with capital murder. If convicted, she could be sentenced to death by lethal injection or life in prison without parole.

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Tonight on the news, it was reported that the state charged Ward with 3 counts of capital murder. Good, the sooner she's dead, the better for everyone. The kind of evil bitch that can starve her own children to death has no remorse, and will not be haunted by their faces in her sleep at night. The quicker she's put to death, the better for all. For monsters of this magnitude, their lives are forfeit.

I really feel for the officers at the jail who are having to make sure the other inmates don't kill this bitch before she goes to trial. I'm sure there's more than one inmate ready to dispense some prison justice, and spare the time and expense of a trial.

Of course, locking her away, and throwing away the key would be a more than fitting end. Make sure she has plenty of water. A person will die of dehydration after only 4 days, and we can't have that, after all. Make sure she's well hydrated, and starves to death herself. This is one case were I think it is fully appropriate for the offender to be subjected to the exact same crime she committed.

If you're interested, other news agencies reporting on the story (many repeats of the AP story, especially for non-Alabama agencies):
AL.com here and here
CNN.com
Fox News
ABC News
MSNBC
CBS News
WHNT19, Huntsville, AL - here, here, and here
WAFF11, Huntsville, AL - here, here, here, here, here, here, and here
WAAY31, Huntsville, AL - here and here
The Decatur Daily, Decatur, AL
Dateline Alabama, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Columbus, GA
WISTV10, Columbia, SC
WAVY, Virginia
Kansas City Star

These are mostly the same AP story, but it illustrates how it is receiving international coverage.
The Electric New Paper, Singapore
New Kerala, India
News24, South Africa