On The Terrible Story Of Shellie Ross (And Everyone Else)
Shellie Ross tweeted 74 times from 8:30 until 5:22. Her last five tweets were between 5:17 - 5:22 - all about her chicken coop and she even uploaded 3 pictures. That all takes time. Time that could have and should have been spent keeping an eye on her 2 year old around a pool. She tweeted over an average of 100 Tweets a day and STILL AFTER HER SON DROWNED BECAUSE SHE COULDN'T DISCONNECT - she CONTINUES to BLOG and TWEET. The tragedy is that she has NOT learned a thing and is not be held responsible in anyway.
If your babysitter was tweeting while ur kid died, would you give her a "pass" because she felt "really guilty." And if she felt "really guilty" why would she CONTINUE to stay connected?
Posted on December 19, 2009 at 4:11 am
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On The Terrible Story Of Shellie Ross (And Everyone Else)
Also - it's one thing to accidentally kill a kid b/c they darted out in front of your car, it's another to kill a kid b/c he darted out in the road and you were too busy on Twitter to notice.