[Elisabeth]

Devastating Images of Daughter in Casket Posted by Mother Who Says She Was Killed by Police

Last September, India Kager and the father of her baby were killed in an array of gunfire from police while they sat in a vehicle.

The 4-month-old child was in the back seat, but was unharmed, according to police.

Kager’s mom, Gina Best, is reportedly still looking for answers as to why her daughter had to die.

Police claim that Angelo Perry, the baby’s father and Kager’s boyfriend, was a suspect for previous crimes, and that they were following him that night.

[mmgateway]

[gcas44]

Totally Mormon funeral by the little white blonde boys in suits and pictures of a completely white looking jesus. Do mormons really think Jesus was a white man? Whether you're religious or not, it is historically proven that jesus did exist and was a man from the Levant.

[gcas44]

Oh, and in addition, do these people cry at births and weddings- and laugh and smile at funerals? They are all douches and I feel for how the girl probably felt for having family like that. She probably needed serious counseling but they probably kept on sending her to a creepy mormon elder that didn't really care about her, instead of seeing an actual psychologist/psychiatrist. good job family

[gcas44]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

Chipotle will get you every time...

Should kids really be subjected to an open casket funeral? I never went to one...

Supposedly it's an integral part of a kid's life to be exposed to a natural cause death (I'm not sure about murder/foul play). But I read somewhere that kids likely become more accepting of death and less afraid of it when they are exposed to someone they knew who died and see them lying in state- it also gives them a sense of closure knowing that they are forever gone and you won't be seeing them (depending on your views, you won't see them in THIS LIFE again, at least).

I know seeing my grandpa dead in his casket at 10 years old shaped my attitude of death as one of being a part of life. I think it has made me a better, more understanding person. Hell, even being exposed to a pet who died serves the same purpose. But it's obviously more impacting if an actual person the child knew dies- to see the elaborate lengths people go to prepare a funeral (and funerals are pretty elaborate and costly when you think about it) makes the child understand that funerals are a way of saying goodbye to someone and giving them your final respects.

I forgot the age where it starts to become impactful- I think 7 or 8.

[cujemi55]

If she killed herself that's even less a reason to be happy. It's not like she's with the Jesus or anything

[K53]

Looks like as Princess

[10michele62]

It looks to me like they just wanted their photo taken with a dead person, bragging rights at school or something. I'm with the dead girl - I'd want out of that family, too. It just seems extremely disrespectful to her memory.

[Sniper308]

She was very beautiful when alive; it's very unfortunate that she had to die so young.

[mexx]

Maybe her last words were , for her loved ones not to grief for her? As she took her own life to grieving...

Just another look at it .. I have told my own loved ones that if I was to die to do exactly that - remember the happier thoughts.