You can force your kids to wear bike helmets and only ride on the sidewalk, you can give them five servings of vegetables a day, you can help them with their homework, and you can wash their clothes with organic detergent, but freak accidents still happen. No matter how wonderful a parent you are, you can’t keep an eye on them 24/7. Sometimes that means they come home with a scrape, sometimes that means they’re caught cheating on a spelling test, and sometimes, as is the case with this Roos family in Redmond, Washington, your young son Jackson dies while playing in your backyard. Detectives have taken down the zipline, which was 20 feet long and 20 feet off the ground, and will investigate the accident, but I’m sure they won’t find anything. There are no answers that will make the Roos family feel better — it’s just a nonsensical accident. The type that most parents dread. What do you think? Photo via psd/Flickr
title: “12 Year Old Boy Found Dead Hanging From Backyard Zipwire” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-25” author: “Hope Bracamonte”
You can force your kids to wear bike helmets and only ride on the sidewalk, you can give them five servings of vegetables a day, you can help them with their homework, and you can wash their clothes with organic detergent, but freak accidents still happen. No matter how wonderful a parent you are, you can’t keep an eye on them 24/7. Sometimes that means they come home with a scrape, sometimes that means they’re caught cheating on a spelling test, and sometimes, as is the case with this Roos family in Redmond, Washington, your young son Jackson dies while playing in your backyard. Detectives have taken down the zipline, which was 20 feet long and 20 feet off the ground, and will investigate the accident, but I’m sure they won’t find anything. There are no answers that will make the Roos family feel better — it’s just a nonsensical accident. The type that most parents dread. What do you think? Photo via psd/Flickr
title: “12 Year Old Boy Found Dead Hanging From Backyard Zipwire” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-25” author: “Tracey Finn”
You can force your kids to wear bike helmets and only ride on the sidewalk, you can give them five servings of vegetables a day, you can help them with their homework, and you can wash their clothes with organic detergent, but freak accidents still happen. No matter how wonderful a parent you are, you can’t keep an eye on them 24/7. Sometimes that means they come home with a scrape, sometimes that means they’re caught cheating on a spelling test, and sometimes, as is the case with this Roos family in Redmond, Washington, your young son Jackson dies while playing in your backyard. Detectives have taken down the zipline, which was 20 feet long and 20 feet off the ground, and will investigate the accident, but I’m sure they won’t find anything. There are no answers that will make the Roos family feel better — it’s just a nonsensical accident. The type that most parents dread. What do you think? Photo via psd/Flickr
title: “12 Year Old Boy Found Dead Hanging From Backyard Zipwire” ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-26” author: “William Nadal”
You can force your kids to wear bike helmets and only ride on the sidewalk, you can give them five servings of vegetables a day, you can help them with their homework, and you can wash their clothes with organic detergent, but freak accidents still happen. No matter how wonderful a parent you are, you can’t keep an eye on them 24/7. Sometimes that means they come home with a scrape, sometimes that means they’re caught cheating on a spelling test, and sometimes, as is the case with this Roos family in Redmond, Washington, your young son Jackson dies while playing in your backyard. Detectives have taken down the zipline, which was 20 feet long and 20 feet off the ground, and will investigate the accident, but I’m sure they won’t find anything. There are no answers that will make the Roos family feel better — it’s just a nonsensical accident. The type that most parents dread. What do you think? Photo via psd/Flickr
title: “12 Year Old Boy Found Dead Hanging From Backyard Zipwire” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-07” author: “Jessica Malcolm”
You can force your kids to wear bike helmets and only ride on the sidewalk, you can give them five servings of vegetables a day, you can help them with their homework, and you can wash their clothes with organic detergent, but freak accidents still happen. No matter how wonderful a parent you are, you can’t keep an eye on them 24/7. Sometimes that means they come home with a scrape, sometimes that means they’re caught cheating on a spelling test, and sometimes, as is the case with this Roos family in Redmond, Washington, your young son Jackson dies while playing in your backyard. Detectives have taken down the zipline, which was 20 feet long and 20 feet off the ground, and will investigate the accident, but I’m sure they won’t find anything. There are no answers that will make the Roos family feel better — it’s just a nonsensical accident. The type that most parents dread. What do you think? Photo via psd/Flickr
title: “12 Year Old Boy Found Dead Hanging From Backyard Zipwire” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-09” author: “John Hurdle”
You can force your kids to wear bike helmets and only ride on the sidewalk, you can give them five servings of vegetables a day, you can help them with their homework, and you can wash their clothes with organic detergent, but freak accidents still happen. No matter how wonderful a parent you are, you can’t keep an eye on them 24/7. Sometimes that means they come home with a scrape, sometimes that means they’re caught cheating on a spelling test, and sometimes, as is the case with this Roos family in Redmond, Washington, your young son Jackson dies while playing in your backyard. Detectives have taken down the zipline, which was 20 feet long and 20 feet off the ground, and will investigate the accident, but I’m sure they won’t find anything. There are no answers that will make the Roos family feel better — it’s just a nonsensical accident. The type that most parents dread. What do you think? Photo via psd/Flickr
title: “12 Year Old Boy Found Dead Hanging From Backyard Zipwire” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-24” author: “Jeff Argento”
You can force your kids to wear bike helmets and only ride on the sidewalk, you can give them five servings of vegetables a day, you can help them with their homework, and you can wash their clothes with organic detergent, but freak accidents still happen. No matter how wonderful a parent you are, you can’t keep an eye on them 24/7. Sometimes that means they come home with a scrape, sometimes that means they’re caught cheating on a spelling test, and sometimes, as is the case with this Roos family in Redmond, Washington, your young son Jackson dies while playing in your backyard. Detectives have taken down the zipline, which was 20 feet long and 20 feet off the ground, and will investigate the accident, but I’m sure they won’t find anything. There are no answers that will make the Roos family feel better — it’s just a nonsensical accident. The type that most parents dread. What do you think? Photo via psd/Flickr
title: “12 Year Old Boy Found Dead Hanging From Backyard Zipwire” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-15” author: “Robert Bell”
You can force your kids to wear bike helmets and only ride on the sidewalk, you can give them five servings of vegetables a day, you can help them with their homework, and you can wash their clothes with organic detergent, but freak accidents still happen. No matter how wonderful a parent you are, you can’t keep an eye on them 24/7. Sometimes that means they come home with a scrape, sometimes that means they’re caught cheating on a spelling test, and sometimes, as is the case with this Roos family in Redmond, Washington, your young son Jackson dies while playing in your backyard. Detectives have taken down the zipline, which was 20 feet long and 20 feet off the ground, and will investigate the accident, but I’m sure they won’t find anything. There are no answers that will make the Roos family feel better — it’s just a nonsensical accident. The type that most parents dread. What do you think? Photo via psd/Flickr
