November 27, 2007 6:12 AM

Time to let the punishment fit the crime

Baby Grace documents tell of a brutal death

GALVESTON ‚Äö√Ñ√Æ The 2-year-old Ohio girl tentatively identified as Baby Grace was beaten with leather belts, held under water in a bathtub and thrown across the room, according to a statement her mother gave to investigators. The body of Riley Ann Sawyers was in a plastic container for two months at the Spring residence of her mother, Kimberly Dawn Trenor, and Royce Clyde Zeigler II before it was thrown into West Galveston Bay, according to Trenor’s statement. Those documents provided new details into the case of Baby Grace, whose body was found Oct. 29 by a fisherman. He discovered the container washed up on a sand bar about five miles from the Galveston Causeway.

Is it just me, or is looking at the picture of Kimberly Dawn Trenor the same thing as staring into the face of Pure, Unmitigated Evil? How could any mother worthy of bearing a child participate in or even countenance treated a life that she gave birth to in such a brutal, callous, and yes, Evil manner? I’m not certain I possess the vocabulary that would allow me to fully and adequately give voice to my disgust and revulsion. If Trenor is guilty of participating in the torture (What else could what this monstrous behavior be reasonably called?), I would be all for letting her punishment fit the crime. Let her and her partner in monstrosity meet their maker in the most painfully, agonizing, and brutal way imaginable. No, that’s not a particularly charitable attitude, but if you murder a child, you deserve the same fate. If you brutalize, torture, and THEN murder a child, you deserve to be dispatched to your own personal Hell in the most deliberate and brutal manner imaginable.

How many barren women would have moved Heaven and Earth for the opportunity to give Baby Grace a loving and welcoming home? And yet these two cretins, these monsters, apparently treated Baby Grace as a punching bad…and worse. If I seem angry, it’s because I am. I rarely ever become so angry that I’m borderline irrational, but I’m just about there now…and I have a feeling that I’m not alone.

Riley Ann Sawyers deserved better.

Time to break out the torches and pitchforks, y’all….

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