Lyndsey Fiddler, 26, was high on drugs when she put her newborn daughter, Maggie May Trammel, in the washing machine along with the dirty laundry and started a washing cycle, NewsOn6 reports.

An Oklahoma woman has been charged with felony child neglect after her 10-day-old baby was killed in a washing machine.

Lyndsey Fiddler, 26, was high on drugs when she put her newborn daughter, Maggie May Trammel, in the washing machine along with the dirty laundry and started a washing cycle, local station NewsOn6 reported.

The baby’s great aunt, Rhonda Coshatt, was also in the house at the time and realized something was wrong when she saw Fiddler passed out and unresponsive on a chair with the child nowhere to be found.

After hearing a clunking noise coming from the washer, she opened the lid and found the dead infant.

Fiddler, who is being held on $100,000 bail, tested positive for a variety of drugs, including methamphetamine, amphetamines, benzodiazepine and opiates.

Under questioning, she told police that she wrapped her daughter in a blanket and gave her a pacifier, but was unable to remember how the baby ended up in the washing machine and went through an entire washing cycle.

Fiddler’s dangerous drug habit spurred her relatives toward an unsuccessful attempt to have her parental rights stripped when she was four months pregnant.

This is not Fiddler's first run-in with the law, the Tulsa World reported. She had previously been convicted of larceny and assault and battery, and has received numerous traffic violations for speeding, driving without a license and failing to put her other kids in child safety seats.

Although Fiddler currently only faces child neglect charges, prosecutors are looking to build the strongest possible case against her.

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Read more: http://www.nydailynews.co...z15C0LeZy6

Only child neglect because under the influence she lack mens rea for murder is my pop quiz guess.

Manslaughter requires that you knew or should have known your conduct could kill or that you owed a duty of care based on your knowledge and consciously ignored the danger to another.

Child neglect just doesn't seem to appropriate here.

What a gross pig.

hey kiddies! DON'T DO DRUGS!

sick bitch.

[Edited 11/13/10 11:55am]

How about we strap here 2 the electric chair and put her through all the cycles that the poor baby went through,also throughly investigate all of the agencys involed that failed 2 terminate her rights as a parent when her family tried 2 have the child taken away because they knew she was an unfit parent! Unreal!

BklynBabe said:

Is it wrong that I could look at this picture and tell this bitch had no business ever breeding?

Nope, not at all.

BklynBabe said:

Is it wrong that I could look at this picture and tell this bitch had no business ever breeding?

I'm sure many people, myself included, thought the same.

SUPRMAN said:

Baby dead after mom tosses infant into washing machine, launches spin cycle: cops

BY JAIME URIBARRI
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Tuesday, November 9th 2010, 1:11 PM

Lyndsey Fiddler, 26, was high on drugs when she put her newborn daughter, Maggie May Trammel, in the washing machine along with the dirty laundry and started a washing cycle, NewsOn6 reports.

An Oklahoma woman has been charged with felony child neglect after her 10-day-old baby was killed in a washing machine.

Lyndsey Fiddler, 26, was high on drugs when she put her newborn daughter, Maggie May Trammel, in the washing machine along with the dirty laundry and started a washing cycle, local station NewsOn6 reported.

The baby’s great aunt, Rhonda Coshatt, was also in the house at the time and realized something was wrong when she saw Fiddler passed out and unresponsive on a chair with the child nowhere to be found.

After hearing a clunking noise coming from the washer, she opened the lid and found the dead infant.

Fiddler, who is being held on $100,000 bail, tested positive for a variety of drugs, including methamphetamine, amphetamines, benzodiazepine and opiates.

Under questioning, she told police that she wrapped her daughter in a blanket and gave her a pacifier, but was unable to remember how the baby ended up in the washing machine and went through an entire washing cycle.

Fiddler’s dangerous drug habit spurred her relatives toward an unsuccessful attempt to have her parental rights stripped when she was four months pregnant.

This is not Fiddler's first run-in with the law, the Tulsa World reported. She had previously been convicted of larceny and assault and battery, and has received numerous traffic violations for speeding, driving without a license and failing to put her other kids in child safety seats.

Although Fiddler currently only faces child neglect charges, prosecutors are looking to build the strongest possible case against her.

[EDITED]

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.co...z15C0LeZy6

Only child neglect because under the influence she lack mens rea for murder is my pop quiz guess.

Manslaughter requires that you knew or should have known your conduct could kill or that you owed a duty of care based on your knowledge and consciously ignored the danger to another.

Child neglect just doesn't seem to appropriate here.

Another reason to favor capital punishment aka the death penalty.

What drives me crazy about this is that the relatives try to strip her parental rights and failed :/ like, who doesn't look at a person like this and say "Oh she's fit to raise a kid" ri-donk-culous

Makes me sick to my stomach....

SUPRMAN said:

Baby dead after mom tosses infant into washing machine, launches spin cycle: cops

BY JAIME URIBARRI
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Tuesday, November 9th 2010, 1:11 PM

Child neglect just doesn't seem to appropriate here.

No it's no at all appropriate. The next step for this debacle? TUBAL LIGATION! And 25 years.

purplemookiebut said:

hey kiddies! DON'T DO DRUGS!

Yeah she has a bit of the classic meth look to her. specifically the sunken temples.

I kind of don't want to read the rest of this story... Just the headline and picture is enough.

Did this woman realize what she did while she was high outta her mind? Did she just accidentally drop her baby in the washer while high? Sounds like she just fucked up in a huge way.... still, that poor baby should have never been left in her care. It was irresponsible to leave any child with that woman.

I swear women like this need to get their ovaries removed so there is no possible future chance at all to endanger another child.

The judge that allowed her to keep that baby should also go to jail.

paintedlady said:

Did this woman realize what she did while she was high outta her mind? Did she just accidentally drop her baby in the washer while high? Sounds like she just fucked up in a huge way.... still, that poor baby should have never been left in her care. It was irresponsible to leave any child with that woman.

I swear women like this need to get their ovaries removed so there is no possible future chance at all to endanger another child.

The judge that allowed her to keep that baby should also go to jail.

I don't think she did realize it.

She was holding a blanket (with her child inside), she was washing. The blanket simply went into the wash with the other clothes.

We have a society that presumes children need their mothers more than they need a caring adult.

Probably poor documenting of her bad present parenting (she has other children), didn't persuade the judge that she should not be attempting to raise children at all.

Family support mitigated the effects of her bad parenting on her other children but again made it harder to make it clear that she could not parent.

So sad that her family tried to have her parental rights stripped before this, but were denied.

This could have been avoided.

SUPRMAN said:

paintedlady said:

Did this woman realize what she did while she was high outta her mind? Did she just accidentally drop her baby in the washer while high? Sounds like she just fucked up in a huge way.... still, that poor baby should have never been left in her care. It was irresponsible to leave any child with that woman.

I swear women like this need to get their ovaries removed so there is no possible future chance at all to endanger another child.

The judge that allowed her to keep that baby should also go to jail.

I don't think she did realize it.

She was holding a blanket (with her child inside), she was washing. The blanket simply went into the wash with the other clothes.

We have a society that presumes children need their mothers more than they need a caring adult.

Probably poor documenting of her bad present parenting (she has other children), didn't persuade the judge that she should not be attempting to raise children at all.

Family support mitigated the effects of her bad parenting on her other children but again made it harder to make it clear that she could not parent.

I just read in the local paper that a new court date has been set for this woman and more charges could be filed against her. I hope they come up with some good ones because child neglect is not enough.

Horrific story.

At least the baby will be spared the mindbogglingly fucked up life he/she would have had as this person's child.

God that sounds ugly, but Im just trying to find a positive way of looking at this.

The Lord works in mysterious ways.

StonedImmaculate said:

Horrific story.

At least the baby will be spared the mindbogglingly fucked up life he/she would have had as this person's child.

God that sounds ugly, but Im just trying to find a positive way of looking at this.

The Lord works in mysterious ways.

Amen.

StonedImmaculate said:

Horrific story.

At least the baby will be spared the mindbogglingly fucked up life he/she would have had as this person's child.

God that sounds ugly, but Im just trying to find a positive way of looking at this.

The Lord works in mysterious ways.

really? is that what youre going with? then why did the almighty lord let this mess get with child to begin with?

Another pic that says it all... an insane monster...in addition, she looks like she's 48, at least, not friggin' 26...

are they going to execute her?

JoeTyler said:

Another pic that says it all... an insane monster...in addition, she looks like she's 48, at least, not friggin' 26...

are they going to execute her?

For child neglect? No.