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12-year-old Texas girl dies after parents try to treat life-threatening injuries with smoothies

By Scott Stump,

2024-08-16

By Scott Stump,

2024-08-16

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Ashley Ivy

08-17

It's funny how many of you are talking down to the parents without any proof and think they are horrible. There's loads of proof against Trump, but he's good, right?

LandoftheFree

08-17

NO to the Go Fund Me! Most funeral homes will either donate services when a young child dies unexpectedly or work out a payment plan with the family. I'm OVER people getting rich off of killing their kids!!! If the aunt loved her so much she'd gone to her home and taken her to the hospital. And we already know the piece of crap "mom" didn't give a damn about the girl! If she had a head injury and was unresponsive from that and they were forcing smoothies down her throat she'd also ended up with aspiration pneumonia!! How disgusting and irresponsible can people be??? SMDH!!! 😡😡😡

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