Current Trial The Murder of 9yo Charlise Mutten - Blue Mountains * Justin Stein Sentenced to Life in Prison

[Rob R]

Odd attracts "odd" always.

KM's an addict - so she'll be around those "types 24/7" Dealers - pimps - friends - acquaintances - jail mates.

She has already killed her friend in the car whilst "high" + her own daughter has been murdered whilst supposed to be under KM "care".

There was no care of Charlise. It was neglect.

KM has caused the trauma in her own life.

It's nowhere near enough but it would appear there is ample proof for child neglect which has a five year sentence.

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[Underarrest_]

So glad this sicko is behind bars for the rest of his life and can’t hurt an innocent child again.
Rest In Peace Charlise and know that justice has been done, which is the least anyone could do for you

 

[Eaglette01]

This is being advertised on SM and TV today coming up on 60 Minutes Australia soon:

 

[maggiethecat]

how much did she get paid for that?
It’s a little sickening considering the crime has been solved . Shame on 60 minutes

 

[Awakening]

I don’t want to watch it but curious if she takes any responsibility

 

[Rob R]

how much did she get paid for that?
It’s a little sickening considering the crime has been solved . Shame on 60 minutes

Wouldn't have been able to get paid if the dpp did the right thing and charged her with neglect given the overwhelming evidence but as usual, DPP took the easy way and let her off to get him.

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[MsTeschmacher]

Watching the interview on 60 Min. Kallista is difficult to watch. Not sure if sedated or just drug f...ed? Seems sorry for herself & doesn't really seen to understand that her decisions led to her child's death. Reminds me how much I hate 60 Min.

 

[Lady O]

Watching the interview on 60 Min. Kallista is difficult to watch. Not sure if sedated or just drug f...ed? Seems sorry for herself & doesn't really seen to understand that her decisions led to her child's death. Reminds me how much I hate 60 Min.

Yes, I couldn't watch more than a few minutes. She's sorry about Charlise's death, but mostly for how it has affected herself.

 

[jason_recliner]

Refuse to watch. So angry she's profiting off being vile neglectful trash.

 

[Toump Ass]

A disgrace of a human being.

60 minutes can get ****ed too, what is the point of this story? To humanise KM? She should be in jail.

 

[BFew]

Not sure if sedated or just drug f...ed?

I guess she is on an at least an anti-psychotic.

 

[BFew]

it would appear there is ample proof for child neglect which has a five year sentence.

Wouldn't surprise me if she (Charlise's mother) was both charged, and the charges dealt with under the NSW Mental Health Act. With everything from the charges to the court case under a suppression order.

 

[Lady O]

Wouldn't surprise me if she (Charlise's mother) was both charged, and the charges dealt with under the NSW Mental Health Act. With everything from the charges to the court case under a suppression order.

Was there any mention of the child she was pregnant with when Charlise died?

 

[BFew]

Was there any mention of the child she was pregnant with when Charlise died?

No idea.
I haven't yet watched the 60 minutes episode.
Only saw the promo for it.

 

[MsTeschmacher]

Was there any mention of the child she was pregnant with when Charlise died?

I read somewhere she has gave birth to a son that is living with het family while she "heals" so I imagine it's JS baby?

 

[BomberManU]

What a shocking story, 60 Minutes. A real pity-party for Kallista. As my wife said, through her tears, just wait for the follow up 'redemption' story in a year or two.

 

[Sqotty from office works]

I read somewhere she has gave birth to a son that is living with het family while she "heals" so I imagine it's JS baby?

You would imagine kalistas mother couldn't look after another child of hers.
I would never speak to her again if she were my child

 

[31550]

I imagine Kallista was paid for the interview. I would hope that the money is spent on necessities, caring for children, or her rehabilitation rather than fuelling her drug habit. But my hope is probably in vain

 

[Kurve]

I imagine Kallista was paid for the interview. I would hope that the money is spent on necessities, caring for children, or her rehabilitation rather than fuelling her drug habit. But my hope is probably in vain

Whatever money she received for that interview, is probably in trust somewhere.