OAKWOOD, Ohio - Cleveland police are at a waste plant in Oakwood in connection with the disappearance of 3-year-old Emilliano Terry , Det. Jennifer Ciaccia said.
It is tragic that parents beat their children to death. But it has always happened and it will continue because some people are ill-prepared to care for children and they have violence in them they did not know. If only we could know their motives in advance we could stop the killing, we could stop the beatings, we could stop the verbal abuse that maims so many children and sometimes, leads them into a life similar to their parents.
I saw that he was missing, but hadn't heard he had been found. The mother, eh? That happens far more often that it should. This was a beautiful poem in his behalf, Jane.
a great tribute to one whose short life was of such suffering. you have given him a wonderful epitaph
budd
Reviewed by Gert van Weenen (Reader)
Reviewed on November 26, 2012
A heart rending tragedy.
Despite Emilliano Terry’s short life, you made him immortal with this beautiful ode.
The last stanza could even be his epitaph:
He's at peace thank God he is
Suffering on earth was his
He can freely laugh with glee
Rest in peace little Terry
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than we think or like to even imagine...
Sad so sad
Love and Light
Lily
Ron
budd
Despite Emilliano Terry’s short life, you made him immortal with this beautiful ode.
The last stanza could even be his epitaph:
He's at peace thank God he is
Suffering on earth was his
He can freely laugh with glee
Rest in peace little Terry
Beautifully done Jane