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MURPHY — Police are searching for answers after a one-and-a-half-year-old boy was found hanging from aM soccer net in the backyard of his home Tuesday.
An ambulance arrived at the home in the 400 block of Brookmere Lane in Murphy after one of the boy's parents called for help after making the discovery. The boy was found alive and was transported to Medical City Hospital in Dallas for treatment.
The toddler was reported in critical condition early Wednesday. Names of the child and his parents were not released.
Police said the incident appears to have been an accident, but a crime scene was established at the house during an investigation.
Neighbors told News 8 that the boy's mother is "super" and his father is "the dad you wish you had."

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"Why?" my daughter asked.
"Because it's been on the ground, you don't know where it's been, it's dirty and probably has germs" I replied.
At this point, my daughter looked at me with total admiration and asked, "Mommy, how do you know all this stuff? You are so smart."
I was thinking quickly. "All moms know this stuff. It's on the Mommy Test. You have to know it, or they don't let you be a Mommy."
We walked along in silence for 2 or 3 minutes, but she was evidently pondering this new information.
"OH...I get it!" she beamed, "So if you don't pass the test, you have to be the daddy."
"Exactly", I replied back with a big smile on my face.



FORT WORTH -- Glenda Furch's daughters found it strange that she didn't call them all weekend. But after Latisha Furch stopped by her mother's east Fort Worth apartment Monday morning, panic set in.
A comforter and pillows were missing from the bed, she said. A trash can, answering machine and vacuum cleaner were also missing.
The sisters called police, who found evidence in the 51-year-old woman's apartment that "raised our concern for her safety and well-being," said Lt. Dean Sullivan, a police spokesman. He declined to elaborate.
"We're really scared," Furch's daughter Shimon Furch said tearfully. "Something bad has happened."
Furch was last seen early Friday morning leaving her job at the General Motors assembly plant in Arlington. Officers went to Furch's Hidden Valley Estates apartment, near Woodhaven Country Club, about 11:30 a.m. Monday after relatives said they had been unable to reach Furch at home or on her cellphone.
Furch's car, a 1998 gold, four-door Mazda Millenia with Texas license plate L69 SJL, was missing, Sullivan said.
The daughters last heard from their mother on Thursday. She worked the second shift -- 3:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. -- at the plant where she has been employed for about 17 years, said Latisha Furch, 32.Missing woman
Glenda Furch is about 5-foot-3, medium to heavy build with shoulder-length auburn hair and a twisted braid.
Her car, a 1998 gold, four-door Mazda Millenia with Texas license plate L69 SJL, is also missing.
Anyone with information is asked to call Fort Worth police at 817-335-4222 or any law enforcement agency.

I have vague fuzzy-edged memories of them. I can only remember details of happier times spent. Just random thoughts here and there of birthdays, holidays, family outings. These aren't anything tangible, just a blur of details, images and other people’s memories of the past I’ve long unwillingly forgotten. I rely on the many carefully organized books of captured moments to tell me the story of parents I hardly remember.
Old photographs play the still frames of their lives together before the thought of me. Even older still are the snapshots of their lives alone before they became them. In each and every one, they looked young and happy with their smiling faces and shining eyes. They looked alive.
The Rest Here: thisisby.us- And Then They Died, by Gabe




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• *In the Naame of Love
• *And Smell the Roses
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• *Right There Pilgrim
• *Or We’ll Hunt You Down
• *Hold it Right There Buster
• *Then You Can Go
• *Whoa Whoa Wait a Minute
• *Stop Stop Stop Stop Stop Pleeeease
• *Or the Police Will Yell at You
• *Not an Optional Sign
• *It’s Really Self-Explanatory
• *Means That You Aren’t Moving
• *Even When No One’s Looking
• *Whoa
• *Billion Dollar Fine
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Cujo the Cougar, Western Hills High School's mascot, is going to bring it to Colleyville Heritage's Babs and Buster the Panthers this afternoon in Dallas.
But they need to watch out for Beaux the Panther from North Crowley, Jaggy the Jaguar from Flower Mound, Big D the Wildcat from Dunbar and the eight other area high school mascots that will compete in the first Capital One High School Mascot Challenge.
The mascots will perform from 2 to 3 p.m. today at NorthPark Center in Dallas. After that, people can log on to www.dallasmascotchallenge.com and vote for their favorite.
Voting will continue until 5 p.m. Oct. 12. The winner will be announced at halftime of the Oct. 20 Southern Methodist University football game against Tulane University at Gerald J. Ford Stadium. The winning school's athletic program will win $5,000 -- and bragging rights.
Star-Telegram.com | 09/29/2007 | A head-to-head matchup