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A 6 year old girl died in West Covina Saturday morning after a 32-inch television fell on her while she was playing with her younger siblings, police said.
The accident happened around 10:30 a.m. in a home in the 600 block of South Gaybar Avenue, near Cameron Avenue, according to West Covina police Lt. Tommy Garcia.
The girl was apparently playing with her siblings, ages 1 and 3, in the living room while the children's grandmother was in the kitchen.
The television was accidentally dislodged from the table it was resting on, falling on the girl, Lt. David Rozeboom said.
More here: http://www.ktla.com/...tv-crushes-girl,0,7148224.story
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6 yr. old Girl Crushed to Death by... ...a TV set. Where were the Parents?
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Posted 02 November 2009 - 01:56 PM
Ufo your link doesn't work. It says page could not be found. From this it looks like it was an accident. Why is it in True Crime?
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Posted 03 November 2009 - 12:07 AM
It could be one of those newer flat screen TVs. They are much less stable than the old TVs.
They can easily fall or be knocked over, especially by young children playing in the room.
They can easily fall or be knocked over, especially by young children playing in the room.
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Posted 03 November 2009 - 03:54 AM
ya link doesnt work but with the little bityou gave us it doesnt make sense a little bit. wouldnt you hear a tv hit the ground? it would be really loud and she would have be under the tv for a while for it to crush her or maybe not....i dont know im just saying my 2 cents worth
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Posted 03 November 2009 - 04:07 AM
Sounds like the grandmother was baby sitting the kids.
Grandma's in the kitchen, and the kids are playing. The tv gets knocked over, and lands on the young one.
Doesn't take to long for a kid to be crushed. If it's a tube tv, a 32 inch one would be plenty big and heavy to crush her.
as for where were the parents, my folks would often have our older sister or grandparents or uncle watch us when either they were out of town on business, or at the hospital or something. There's no need to try to paint the parents as bad parent.
Grandma's in the kitchen, and the kids are playing. The tv gets knocked over, and lands on the young one.
Doesn't take to long for a kid to be crushed. If it's a tube tv, a 32 inch one would be plenty big and heavy to crush her.
as for where were the parents, my folks would often have our older sister or grandparents or uncle watch us when either they were out of town on business, or at the hospital or something. There's no need to try to paint the parents as bad parent.
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Posted 04 November 2009 - 02:12 AM
ShadowSot, on 02 November 2009 - 08:07 PM, said:
Sounds like the grandmother was baby sitting the kids.
Grandma's in the kitchen, and the kids are playing. The tv gets knocked over, and lands on the young one.
Doesn't take to long for a kid to be crushed. If it's a tube tv, a 32 inch one would be plenty big and heavy to crush her.
as for where were the parents, my folks would often have our older sister or grandparents or uncle watch us when either they were out of town on business, or at the hospital or something. There's no need to try to paint the parents as bad parent.
Grandma's in the kitchen, and the kids are playing. The tv gets knocked over, and lands on the young one.
Doesn't take to long for a kid to be crushed. If it's a tube tv, a 32 inch one would be plenty big and heavy to crush her.
as for where were the parents, my folks would often have our older sister or grandparents or uncle watch us when either they were out of town on business, or at the hospital or something. There's no need to try to paint the parents as bad parent.
well if it landed on her head then it would be over quick. i have a 20 inch in my room and if it fell on my head i would at least be knocked out if not worsei guess this is more like a tragic accident
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Posted 04 November 2009 - 02:21 AM
Sounds like an accident a bad accident. Many moons ago I broke a t.v. I was younger than six. My folks thought it wise to put the t.v. with rabbit ears on a trolly thing with wheels(castors) on it. I guess I decided to use it as a walker and when the cord ran out down came the t.v. I don't remember but my mom sad it sounds like a bomb went off and I sceamed and cried till we got a new T.V. LOL
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How could you not look? It was like a (well) orchestrated train wreck !
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Posted 04 November 2009 - 02:25 AM
catutie, on 02 November 2009 - 09:54 PM, said:
ya link doesnt work but with the little bityou gave us it doesnt make sense a little bit. wouldnt you hear a tv hit the ground? it would be really loud and she would have be under the tv for a while for it to crush her or maybe not....i dont know im just saying my 2 cents worth
no you might not hear a tv fall if its fall was broken by a soft human body.
a tv on anything can kill depending what it fell on, like her head.
it is stories like this that keep me from watching the news.
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