What’s Wrong With People?

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I had heard about the problem they are having in Orosi, California earlier this year.  Some stupid disgusting woman keeps having babies and dumping them in local dumpsters.  Three so far, and they were genetically proven to come from the same woman.  Two were found in time and rescued.  One died. 

So what does the city do?  Why invent a wonderful international symbol bumpersticker of depravity!  This will be placed on all of the dumpsters behind grocery stores to kinda remind the sicko baby-dumping bitch that she could drop the baby off at the hospital.  Think it will work?  Thanks to Neatorama.

Disturbing decal: School official Cyndee Garcia shows off a sticker that will soon be placed in various locations in Orosi, Calif., in hope of dissuading mothers from abandoning their babies. Three newborns, all genetically linked to the same mother, have been left in the same neighborhood in the last few years. The most recent one, a girl, died.

They have made an arrest in this case. A 22 year old woman named Nancy Ortiz is in jail and cops are pretty sure its her.  DNA confirms that she is the mother of the dead baby girl.

From the WashingtonPost here:

Ortiz was being held without bail in a Tulare County jail on suspicion of homicide, child endangerment and abandonment, said Lt. Keith Douglass of the Tulare County Sheriff’s Department.

The first newborn was discovered Feb. 10, 2005, a barely breathing boy swaddled in a blanket on a bench a block from Ortiz’s home, the umbilical cord still hanging from his tiny body. On Jan. 8, 2006, a resident discovered a full-term baby girl inside a pickup two blocks away, clothed in an undershirt and pants. Those babies became wards of the state.

Then a neighbor in Ortiz’s subdivision found the baby girl, enveloped in a sweat shirt and deserted in the back of a truck on Dec. 3. A coroner determined she was alive for less than a day and had died of exposure to the cold.

Genetic tests have since confirmed that Ortiz was Angelita’s mother, and officials said there was an “extremely high probability” that she also gave birth to the other deserted newborns.

Ortiz’s toddler and another 4-year-old child have been placed in protective custody.

California and 46 other states allow parents to legally abandon a child at a hospital or other designated safe zones within 72 hours of birth, no questions asked.