What the...???

 

You can't make this stuff up. :eek:

 

I had to take a double take on this to see if I was hearing this right.

 

Just when you thought you've heard every way for people to be psychotic.

 

Mother indicted for allegedly injecting feces into son's IV | Local News - WLWT Home

Her name is Candida. Um, that's a yeast infection.

Her attorney says it's all a "misunderstanding". So, what, I guess the lady thought she was injecting fecal matter into her coffee and not her kids IV bag?

Is there a regular print story on this? I hate trying to extrapolate a story from a TV news video — too much gets left out in the interest of brevity.

 

Did she do this at the hospital?

W.Va. mother indicted in Ohio on charges that she contaminated her sick child's IV | Fox News

 

CINCINNATI – A West Virginia woman is accused of deliberately making her 9-year-old son sick by contaminating his IV at a Cincinnati hospital.

 

Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters says 35-year-old Candida Fluty, of Kermit, West Virginia, was indicted Tuesday in Cincinnati on charges of felonious assault and child endangering. Deters says Fluty could face up to eight years in prison if convicted of all charges.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A message left for Fluty's attorney has not been returned.

 

Deters says the boy has a congenital condition affecting the bowels that has required numerous surgeries. He was in a Cincinnati hospital this month when Deters says fecal matter was put in the IV, causing his fever to spike.

 

Deters says the boy is in the custody of West Virginia Children's Services but staying with an aunt.

The article mentioned that they have one incident of this on camera.

 

Severely mentally unstable woman who made her sick son sicker----all so that she could garner more attention and sympathy.

The article mentioned that they have one incident of this on camera.

 

Severely mentally unstable woman who made her sick son sicker----all so that she could garner more attention and sympathy.

 

… and perhaps cash in on a big malpractice suit?

Her name is Candida. Um, that's a yeast infection.

 

 

I've been to Kermit, West Virginia.

 

Not shocked.

 

There's nothing sexier than a guy in a green velvet blazer, chest hair sticking out and gold medallions around his neck...unless he's singing about a yeast infection. Now that's hot!

There's nothing sexier than a guy in a green velvet blazer, chest hair sticking out and gold medallions around his neck...unless he's singing about a yeast infection. Now that's hot!

 

A friend of mine who shall remain nameless - a pretty tough guy - used to brag that he had no chest hair. "Hair doesn't grow on steel". he once told me.

 

My reply. "You're right. It grows on men."

 

He said Dueling Trombones!!! :lol:

I've been to Kermit, West Virginia.

 

Not shocked.

 

You must have been lost. The only places in that state I will visit is Huntington-Charleston and the ski resorts lol. If you go away from those areas you are putting your life in danger.

Munchausen by proxy

A friend of mine who shall remain nameless - a pretty tough guy - used to brag that he had no chest hair. "Hair doesn't grow on steel". he once told me.

 

My reply. "You're right. It grows on men."

 

:lol: