Daughter of Red Sox great Dennis Eckersley left newborn baby freezing in woods: police

[JohnUbele]

"...Alexandra Eckersley, the adopted daughter of MLB Hall of Fame pitcher Dennis Eckersley, is facing a felony charge of reckless conduct after her newborn baby was found unclothed and freezing in 18-degree weather in a dark wooded area in New Hampshire early Monday morning, according to officials.

Officers responded to a report of a woman who had given birth to a baby in a tent in the woods near the West Side Arena in Manchester just before 1 a.m., police said, per Boston 25 News. Alexandra, 26, allegedly lied to authorities about the baby’s whereabouts and claimed she had given birth prematurely.

After an hour of searching, police found the baby uncovered and struggling to breathe on the floor of a tent near the Piscataquag River at Electric Street, according to the Manchester Fire Department. Police transported the infant to Catholic Medical Center. The baby’s current health status is unclear..."

Source:
https://nypost.com/2022/12/27/dennis-ec ... -in-woods/

[Will Williams]

"...Alexandra Eckersley, the adopted daughter of MLB Hall of Fame pitcher Dennis Eckersley, is facing a felony charge of reckless conduct after her newborn baby was found unclothed and freezing in 18-degree weather in a dark wooded area in New Hampshire early Monday morning, according to officials.

Officers responded to a report of a woman who had given birth to a baby in a tent in the woods near the West Side Arena in Manchester just before 1 a.m., police said, per Boston 25 News. Alexandra, 26, allegedly lied to authorities about the baby’s whereabouts and claimed she had given birth prematurely.

After an hour of searching, police found the baby uncovered and struggling to breathe on the floor of a tent near the Piscataquag River at Electric Street, according to the Manchester Fire Department. Police transported the infant to Catholic Medical Center. The baby’s current health status is unclear..."

Source:
https://nypost.com/2022/12/27/dennis-ec ... -in-woods/

I'm struggling to grasp the biocentric connection to this sad story.

She also allegedly lied to police about the baby’s whereabouts and said she had given birth prematurely.
During the arraignment, prosecutors said the baby boy, who weighs just 4 pounds, was intubated [sic] at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover.
On Monday, Manchester police Chief Allen Aldenberg said the baby boy was improving, WCVB reported.
“There’s no excuse for this,” Aldenberg said.

There actually is an excuse, or rather a reason, Chief Aldenberg, that this 26-year old White woman is living in a tent in the woods, delivering a 4-pound baby boy in 18-degree weather. It's not her daddy's fault; it's symptomatic of the System that you are a part of.

Chief Aldenberg

Homeless woman who allegedly left newborn
misdirected searchers for fear she'd lose her tent
The homeless woman accused of leaving her hours-old baby alone in her Manchester tent was fearful of losing the tent, so she misdirected a police search away from the site, according to a police affidavit filed in Hillsborough County Superior Court.
https://www.unionleader.com/news/courts ... id=1120512

There's your reason, Chief. What would you do if you were homeless and thought you would lose your tent in the woods and be charged with a felony if you didn't lie to authorities?

Hopefully grandpa Eckersley will help his daughter with her defense, her addiction problem and homeless situation.

[Richard_G_603]

This honestly isnt surprising and I'm kind of shocked this is such a big story. The homeless situation here in NH is utterly brutal. In the capital of Concord, the cops waited until late October early November to evict the camps this year, and they did it in one big sweep.
They did this because they didn't want the homeless to have opportunities to set up new camps in town for the winter, forcing them to find somewhere else to stay, so a lot of them disperse to the wooded areas on the edges.of the.cities, off the railroad tracks usually, but they lost a lot of their winter gear, food, and firewood, when the camps.get broken up.
There was an unexplained murder not too long after the sweep that was almost certainly a desperate homeless person tried to rob a couple and the situation escalated.

[JohnUbele]

This honestly isnt surprising and I'm kind of shocked this is such a big story. The homeless situation here in NH is utterly brutal. In the capital of Concord, the cops waited until late October early November to evict the camps this year, and they did it in one big sweep.
They did this because they didn't want the homeless to have opportunities to set up new camps in town for the winter, forcing them to find somewhere else to stay, so a lot of them disperse to the wooded areas on the edges.of the.cities, off the railroad tracks usually, but they lost a lot of their winter gear, food, and firewood, when the camps.get broken up.
There was an unexplained murder not too long after the sweep that was almost certainly a desperate homeless person tried to rob a couple and the situation escalated.

I would imagine that this type of thing happens somewhat often, but I think the main reason this made news was because she is the daughter of a famous baseball player.

[Victor Arminius]

I cannot help but ask how much homeless are in reality mentally ill. Ive been approached by homelesspeople many times. I see them on the corners of highways where people drop food by. Driving by that same place later that night all the food and blankets distributed are still there the homeless man is gone. He wants money, not food or blankets.It makes me wonder if it is a scam and his car is parked blocks away.

[JohnUbele]

I cannot help but ask how much homeless are in reality mentally ill. Ive been approached by homelesspeople many times. I see them on the corners of highways where people drop food by. Driving by that same place later that night all the food and blankets distributed are still there the homeless man is gone. He wants money, not food or blankets.It makes me wonder if it is a scam and his car is parked blocks away.

I think the vast majority of the homeless people are just victims of Jewish power. Some of them may be mentally ill and or drug addicted, but if the economy was healthy and not controlled by the Jews then I think there would be around 95% less homeless people.

I did some volunteering at homeless shelters and charities in the past. I recommend people to do this type of volunteering at least a little bit, it's a very humbling experience.

[Richard_G_603]

I cannot help but ask how much homeless are in reality mentally ill. Ive been approached by homelesspeople many times. I see them on the corners of highways where people drop food by. Driving by that same place later that night all the food and blankets distributed are still there the homeless man is gone. He wants money, not food or blankets.It makes me wonder if it is a scam and his car is parked blocks away.

I think the vast majority of the homeless people are just victims of Jewish power. Some of them may be mentally ill and or drug addicted, but if the economy was healthy and not controlled by the Jews then I think there would be around 95% less homeless people.

I did some volunteering at homeless shelters and charities in the past. I recommend people to do this type of volunteering at least a little bit, it's a very humbling experience.

John, I appreciate your sentiment here, and it really is characteristic of the compassion that we Europeans feel for those who are lesser than us, but from my own experience you give them far to much credit. The vast majority of homeless are addicted to drugs, mentally ill, or both, by a good margin. In the grand scheme of things, yes many of them are victims of the Jewish poisoning of our people and society, in that had they been born in a healthy and sane society, they likely would not have ended up where they are today. But ultimately they are responsible for their choices and where they ended up, and their winlingess to aceept and or inability to change their situation. All of them can spin you a tale to tug on your heart strings, but few are genuinely deserving of our pity and mental energy, much less our time and resources. You would be better investing your time in rehabilitae a stray dog to be your companion than attempting to bring the average homeless individual back into the folds of productive society, because more likely than not the dog actually was in a situation beyond their control, and does currently lack the means to change it, and would be willing and prefer rehabilitation over their current existence, where most homeless are none of those things.

[Victor Arminius]

I volunteered in an animal shelter. Does that count? I recall a girl bringing a cat in for no other reason than she was tired of it. The poor cat stayed there for 14 years! As fate would have it the same girl came in 15 years later and wanted to adopt another cat. Her cat recognized her and perked up hoping she would go home again. Alas the girl adopted another cat and her former cat went ballistic and had to be sedated (not euthanized) That bitch should never be allowed to adopt any animal again. The poor cat did eventually get adopted by a kindly elderly couple but that memory has stayed with me all that time. I remember WLP loved cats and had quite a collection.

[Supremely White]

I was homeless for 2-3 weeks at 17, not long after quarantining from chicken pox. I wasn’t addicted to anything, nor was I mentally ill. I was a survivor of domestic violence. The streets were safer than the house of horrors I’d lived in before. I knew it’d be hard, and didn’t know how long I’d be on the streets, but I finally had my freedom, even if it was accompanied by poverty. When you’re out on the streets, even several weeks is too long to be homeless.

However, the rest of the homeless I’d encountered were often mentally ill Vietnam vets…what does that say about the VA and how our federal government has failed so many that served this country! In a perfect society, there’d be housing and mental health care for them.

I also came across a few huffers, which just goes to show that the war on drugs , IMO, is b.s., because if someone wants to get high, they’ll take whatever they can find and abuse it, much in the same way that Beavis and Butthead sniffed glue and paint thinner.

I didn’t know where the homeless shelter was. Although I usually managed to couch surf and have someone offer to buy me a meal, I had an un sheltered sleepless night before the day I finally landed a job, not a great one, but it got me off the streets and fed, where this filthy vile disgusting black guy was following me around, describing himself as “the tennis shoe pimp”, and trying to talk me into White slavery, if you know what I mean.

He finally went away and I walked to the job site in my boots and got a partial ride along the rest of the way. Once I got there, I went behind a dumpster, relieved myself, changed into a cheap new fashionable outfit. As opening time approached, I sat on the curb next to the building and changed out of the boots and into some heels. The owners of the business caught me because they arrived early, which was embarrassing, but I got hired and the wife asked me if I needed a place to stay, and there was a room for me at their apartment.

[Jim Mathias]

The sort of life you're describing sounds rough, Supremely White. Glad to know you didn't get on drugs or become a prostitute.