Parents Behaving Badly

French Court: Debt-Ridden Parents Tried To Kill Family With Insulin

by joelnet on October 18th, 2005

Sacre bleu! After racking up an incredible amount of debt (250,000 Euros - that’s a lot of Royales With Cheese, my friends), Emmanuel Cartier and his wife Patricia did what any sensible parents would do - they tried to poison all of their kids and themselves with insulin injections. Sadly, the couple’s daughter Alicia died as a result.

This is not to say that they were bad parents; after all, the Cartiers used their 15 credit cards to buy each kid their own TV, two of the kids had their own computers, and three had “hi-fi” (after reading that particular bit of Euroslang, I had to check to make sure this story was written in 2005 and not 1975). Well, ok, maybe they were bad parents. Why didn’t they buy ALL the kids their own “hi-fi”? It’s wrong to play favorites. Clearly, these two have issues. Poor Emmanuel - you have to feel something for a guy named after the popular heroine of a series of soft-porn flicks made famous by “Skinemax”. Looks like they’re bound for the Bastille. Au revoir, putains.

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