Not always we should blame the kids. In most cases parents are those who don’t put enough effort and time in teaching them how to behave. This story coming from Cook County in Chicago is another proof that we should still work hard on improving the system we live in.
At first, the 13-year-old boy said, in the presence of police, that his younger brother was fatally shot by the grandmother watching over them both while the children’s parents were out.
Later he turned his accusing finger instead at his 5-year-old sister. Eventually the boy confessed to accidentally shooting his sibling, 9-year-old Ashton Lipscomb, in the head Oct.
7 as they played with their father’s legally-owned guns in the family’s duplex-style Chicago home, according to Cook County prosecutors, reports the Chicago Sun-Times. Read the full article here ▶
