Irish Woman beaten with baseball bat in Chicago not recovering
Father regrets decision to move Natasha McShane back to Ireland
Published Monday, April 18, 2011, 7:23 AM
Updated Thursday, April 21, 2011, 5:31 PM
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whiteycat | Apr 19, 2011, 01:54 PM EDT
They ought to string them up.yes the woman too, and beat their brains out.This is disgusting.That poor girl.
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John5319 | Apr 19, 2011, 10:46 AM EDT
In spite of this many in America think that their healthcare is poor, I think now they have a good reason to say "not so fast" as the Irish system isn't all that it's praised about by those who favor a SOCIALIZED "care" !
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grandpalovett | Apr 19, 2011, 10:08 AM EDT
Chicago should contact the family and fly Natasha and her family back to the US. They should pay all expenses . Airfare, food, living expenses new clothes if need be and all the medical expenses for as long as this young lady needs to recover. If she dosn't recover Chicago should take care of her for the rest of her life also pay her funeral expenses or if God forbid it should come to that and fly this family back home to Ireland when this nightmare is over for this family. Every day the scumbags that did this should have to have some kind of reminder what they have done to this poor girl and her family.
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Dublinjas | Apr 18, 2011, 09:12 PM EDT
God help anyone who has to rely on the NHS or the HSE in Ireland, These are truly third world services, and to make them run with third world competence they brought in third world staff to operate them. This beautiful young girl should have been kept in Chicago until she was recovered enough to leave hospital, Chicago broke her Chicago owns her etc.
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cathy/marty | Apr 18, 2011, 07:43 PM EDT
I stoped reading the artical after it said it happened in Chicago the land of corruption,This mutt shouild have a f----cken gun placed to his head and his brains blowen out, If this P---ck walkes away the family should take him out. If not call me,
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JBRAFTREE | Apr 18, 2011, 05:37 PM EDT
This account was headline stuff in Chicago. I'm sure, as we read this, plans are being made to make this right. Fundraisers, prayer vigils etc.
Chicago is not responsible for this horrific act of criminals that need drug money, but believe me, Chicago will try to make it right.
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manhattan | Apr 18, 2011, 04:58 PM EDT
Irishphotograph, pray those monsters pay for there crime. There is no forgiveness here.
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Irishphotograph | Apr 18, 2011, 04:46 PM EDT
Bring Christians born again to lay hands on her and pray for her...I prayed over my Dad when he was dying in intensive care and he survived..Doctors said 99/100 your Dad was dead...a 1% chance he could live without prayer! So I base my Faith on such prayers answered when said in Faith, Jesus says be born again!
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krisdaly | Apr 18, 2011, 03:24 PM EDT
THIS IS A RESULT OF THE ANTI-GUN POLITICIAN FORMER MAYOR RICHARD DALEY DISARMING THE LAW-ABIDING CITIZENS OF CHICAGO. IT HAS CREATED A DANGEROUS ATMOSPHERE WHERE CRIMINALS RUN THE STREETS OF CHICAGO KNOWING THAT "ANY" PERSON OR PERSONS IS EASY PREY FOR A VIOLENT ATTACK!!!
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manhattan | Apr 18, 2011, 01:15 PM EDT
What a sin. A beautiful girl with so much to live for is beaten with a bat from a savage monster. Who is safe in this country anymore? Our laws are so weak that there is no fear from these creeps that they will go to jail forever. I'm glad I grew up in the 50's. If a guy beat a girl like that or God forbid committed a rape, they would be condemned by everyone and got some good old fashioned street justice. What a heartbreak for this family and it is happening to often.
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mary.swanton | Apr 18, 2011, 11:46 AM EDT
Very sad to hear this...a lot of us here in the US were so inspired by Natasha's progress in Chicago..her family should be able to be with 24/7 if thats what they need and want to do!
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feliciamaisey | Apr 18, 2011, 10:41 AM EDT
Bring her back and let the US doctors work their magic. This was the most horrible of incidents and my heart breaks for this beautiful young lady and her family. I hope the people responsible get the full brunt of the law.
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BaltoIrishGirl | Apr 18, 2011, 09:47 AM EDT
It would seem the family of this precious girl thought they were doing the right thing by taking her back to Ireland. I know when it happened there was a LOT of news about it here in the US. It is truly beyond sad that she has not progressed since she came home to land of her birth. I wonder if it would be in the realm of possibility to return her to the US and take her to the BEST rehab hospital which is in Houston, Texas?, This is where one of our congresswomen is recovering from an attack that happened in early January in Tucson, Arizona. I do hope and pray that whatever happens to Natasha, please know she will have lots of Irish Americans praying for her. God Bless her and her parents as they continue to face a hard road ahead.
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ciarrai | Apr 18, 2011, 09:43 AM EDT
Bring her back!
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