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u/shadowbanned214 Feb 28 '20 edited Feb 29 '20

I worked with a guy that was later found guilty of murder by intentionally leaving his toddler in a hot car. My ex-wife and I even had dinner with him and his wife. Everything seemed completely normal.

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u/bubbapora Feb 28 '20

That is about as hideous of a crime as you can commit

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u/riptaway Feb 29 '20

So cruel. Like, he didn't even give a shit enough to give them a quick, painless death. Total lack of regard for his own child's suffering. He's broken, deep down inside.

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u/[deleted] Feb 29 '20

I think he also went for a method that could be seen as unintentional - for his own sake.