Brit Prawat

With abuse.

Like, that's what domestic means.

means i know that argument isn't even logical i know so basically if joseph wanted to get jojo out of that home the really only option that they left him with is to kidnap jojo and they'd have to go on the run because he'd be a fugitive as the non-custodial parent which is not much of an option no and brett this is the part that stays with him

So putting the wetness aside for a sec, St.

Brandon really is napping and Jojo is getting himself and other things wet for like whatever reason.

I've had a first grader.

I have a second grader.

There are wildness that happens.

The thing I'm having a hard time understanding is that if he accidentally goes in the toy chest, why can't he get himself out?

Like he's six?

So I don't know what's worse, thinking of him like trapped in there unconscious or trapped in there like crying to get out and no one's helping him.

That sounds like tragic accident territory, maybe.

Wait, I thought they already checked that and like they know it locks if it shuts like automatically.

Responding officers reported the decedent was wet when they arrived on the scene and there was concern for possible homicidal drowning.

But this is 2023.

It took them three years to get to court on this.

Where does she stand in all of this?

So say the bath and the toys and the towel were all still wet from the night before when he took his bath and not something that happened in the bathroom on the 23rd.

Is it possible that the wet strip down the front of his body was from Jojo peeing himself?

Like, if he was kind of upside down in the chest or something, it might have, like, run up his body, like, while he was upside down?