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Teen Bonnie and Clyde From Kentucky

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That 13-year old girl has a 1-year old child. Strange things are afoot at the Circle K.

This guy is going to go from having a young girlfriend to being a young girlfriend pretty soon.

:stop: Only if you let them or raise them that way.

 

That's a one-sided statement don't ya think?

 

I've seen horrible parents end up having great kids who become successful and I've seen parents who've raised their kids about as well as you can ask and those kids pick a different path and do other things.

 

Not always on the parents and to place that kind of blanket judgement is silly.

If said somtjing about the mom being estranged for 10 years or something and just coming back around Christmas.

That 13-year old girl has a 1-year old child. Strange things are afoot at the Circle K.

 

Where did you hear that?

Referring to them as Bonnie and Clyde is very misleading, unless they start going on a killing spree and robbing banks etc.

 

Just like a ton of other stories of girlfriends and boyfriends running away together.

Where did you hear that?

 

I looked at her Facebook page, which was linked at the bottom of one of the news articles.

Referring to them as Bonnie and Clyde is very misleading, unless they start going on a killing spree and robbing banks etc.

 

Just like a ton of other stories of girlfriends and boyfriends running away together.

They've already stolen two vehicles.
Those eyebrows! :scared:

 

Haha, I went back to look and this has cracked me up

"There are concerns of pregnancy."

 

"Mother has been estranged from her daughter for 10years ."

 

So mom stopped being a mom when girl was 3yrs old. Heck yeah a big chunk of the blame is on the parents!

 

Quit focusing on your eyebrows and be a mom!

Can't always judge a book by it's cover...but in this case I'm going to. One look at the mom's picture before I played the video, and I think it's pretty easy to see...meth, crack, pills, maybe all the above...something, you can just see it on her. Then finding out the fact that she lost custody 10 years ago? Yep, no mother of the year candidate here and I guarantee the mother had been "messed up" for a while, and if not now definitely in the past. Dad? Who the heck knows.:idunno: Didn't see a thing mentioned about him in the story.

 

Little wonder in this case why this little girl is in the situation she is.

Surely everyone agrees that the girl is not a victim here, right?

 

Based on everyone's posts you'd think she was taken against her will.

Surely everyone agrees that the girl is not a victim here, right?

 

Based on everyone's posts you'd think she was taken against her will.

 

She's 13. She's absolutely the victim.

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