Satan To Blame For Microwaved Baby

[drummer]

“That was not my husband; my husband is a wonderful father. Satan was working through his weaknesses,” said Eva Marie Mauldin, the 20-year-old mother of the 2-month old who was severely burned after her father placed her in a hotel room microwave in Galveston two weeks ago.

In an exclusive interview with 11 News, Eva Mauldin said her husband Joshua is “not the monster people are making him out to be.”

She blames the devil and some form of a demonic possession of her husband for what happened.

“I believe Satan works through our weaknesses. Satan attacked (Joshua) through his weaknesses,” said Eva Marie.

In the case of her 19-year-old husband, his weaknesses is a mental disability that she said he has tried to get help for to no avail. She said Joshua had sought treatment for the undisclosed mental illness, but that he was unable to find the help he needed.

What she said he did find was a calling to the ministry. She met her husband in a church back home in Arkansas.

Mrs. Mauldin said she and her husband had come to Galveston because they had been called to minister. She called the island “a den of sin.”

That call to ministry she said was seen as a “threat” by Satan.

“Satan saw my husband as a threat. Satan attacked him because he saw (Joshua) as a threat,” said Mrs. Mauldin.

The Arkansas native said she was sure most people would hear her comments and consider her "crazy.”

Nevertheless, she insists that she and her husband are Christians who came to Galveston on behalf of God only to be confronted by the devil.

Mauldin said her husband told her that on the day he placed their daughter Ana Marie into the microwave he, “saw what he was doing, but couldn’t stop himself.”

“He was crying the whole time, and when he finally came out of it he took her out of the microwave and tried to fix her,” said Mauldin. “When I came back to the room, he was screaming and crying.”

Mauldin said reports that her husband told police he placed the little girl in the microwave because he was stressed are not accurate.

“He would never do anything to hurt her. He loves her,” she said. “When she cries he is the one who comforts her. When she is sick, he is the one that takes her to the doctor.”

Again, she insists his actions were not because of stress, but rather Satan preying upon his mental illness.

“This was Satan fighting him because he was a threat,” she insisted.

While Joshua Mauldin’s mother has returned to Arkansas, Eva Marie Mauldin remains in Galveston hoping to be reunited with her daughter even as officials with Children’s Protective Services have move to have her and Joshua’s parental rights severed.

She even set up a MySpace page “Joshua Mauldin is not a Monster” in hopes of defending her husband and making pleas for people to help her.

“I had nothing to do with what happened, then (will you) help me get a job and a place to live that is good enough for my daughter,” she wrote.

Thus far, help has been hard to find. She said she too has been tainted by what happened even though she was not in the room at the time.

She said her Galveston landlord, after finding out who she was, told her to move out by the end of the month and that calls to local agencies seeking help in finding a job and housing have been unsuccessful.


“I am angry at the way I have been treated,” she said. “I wasn’t even there. I am upset. I am alone down here and nobody is willing to help me.”

While Joshua Mauldin has been charged with child endangerment, Eva Marie has not been charged with any crime.

Even in the cyber world, Mauldin’s comments on the situation have been met with cynicism.

Some comment that she should leave her husband, to which she answered:

"He has problems and I don't believe in condemning someone who is not like everybody else. He is sorry for what he has done and I know that the Joshua I married loved Ana very much and would never hurt her,” she wrote.

“He tried to get help before this happened. It’s not his fault they didn't treat him correctly.”

A custody hearing for Ana Marie is scheduled for later this week in a Galveston district court.

http://www.khou.com/news/local/stories/kho...y.8687c772.html

[Shinobi]

Mucking Fental!

[FighterFromAfar]

She's from Arkansas... and currently living in east Texas... hick-ass mother____ers.

[Typhoid]

know whats a great idea?

we should invent an invisible force of good and evil and explain how they created everything in the universe and that they have unlimited power and watch/judge us every minute of every day based on no evidence whatsoever and make people believe it. How would people fall for such a foolish thing? We just have to gather a group of primitive people and tell them that if they dont believe that after death they will be burned and tortured, mutilated and stabbed, and killed over and over again until the end of time.

nevermind, no one would fall for it..

[ephilution]

Quote:know whats a great idea?

we should invent an invisible force of good and evil and explain how they created everything in the universe and that they have unlimited power and watch/judge us every minute of every day based on no evidence whatsoever and make people believe it. How would people fall for such a foolish thing? We just have to gather a group of primitive people and tell them that if they dont believe that after death they will be burned and tortured, mutilated and stabbed, and killed over and over again until the end of time.

nevermind, no one would fall for it..

What creative sarcasm. :cool: I commend you Typhoid. :praise:

"The most wonderful thing of all is that the distinguished Lutheran and Calvinist theologians who belong to this order really believe that they see in it the true and genuine sense of Christian religion. Oh mortal man, is there anything you cannot be made to believe?"

- Adam Weishaupt, founder of the Order of the Illuminati, 1776.

[Hei Hu Quan]

You know who I blame for microwaved babies? Moronic little cunts that are easily duped, and hide conveniently behind their religion, or in this case pathology. Crush that bastard into fine paste and slather it as a rectal cream up Jerry Falwell's dead ass. God am I fucking sick of this seemingly endless parade of cowardly bastards who mess about women and especially children.

[harmonius]

She should read RAW's quantum psychology so she could understand that no, it's not Satan, just an aspect of her husband. Something tells me should would probably be incapable of understaning it though.

It's almost as funny as saying G.W. Bush made me do it.




MMM

[Conspiracy Dave]

I wonder how long it was in for. You know the scary thing is that a microwave cooks from the INSIDE out.

God what the hell happened to that kids brain.

[Infowarrior]

I don't even know what to believe anymore. I've always defended my faith but this is getting ridiculous.

[Cleft_Asunder]

Quote:You know who I blame for microwaved babies? Moronic little cunts that are easily duped, and hide conveniently behind their religion, or in this case pathology. Crush that bastard into fine paste and slather it as a rectal cream up Jerry Falwell's dead ass. God am I fucking sick of this seemingly endless parade of cowardly bastards who mess about women and especially children.

And I'm sick of people like you who have the same explanation for everything. There is a thing called Satanic abuse, and higher dimensional entities DO exist. I'm sorry I can't go over to your house and conjur up one for you, so I guess I have no proof. But one thing is for 100% sure: If demonic possession DOES in fact exist, you wouldn't believe or know about it. In other words, you're not open to the possibility.

And no, demons aren't religous. This has nothing to do with religion, it is just that the two of them happen to be Christian, thus they interpret events like this thorugh Christian understanding.

[Cleft_Asunder]

Quote:She should read RAW's quantum psychology so she could understand that no, it's not Satan, just an aspect of her husband. Something tells me should would probably be incapable of understaning it though.

It's almost as funny as saying G.W. Bush made me do it.




MMM

Whoah, you read a book and got theories out of it. May I worship you?

[harmonius]

Quote:Whoah, you read a book and got theories out of it. May I worship you?

Have you ever read that book?

If not, I wouldn't go shooting my mouth off about what you know little or nothing of.

If you have perhaps you would care to rebut it?


MMM

[Hei Hu Quan]

Quote:And I'm sick of people like you who have the same explanation for everything. There is a thing called Satanic abuse, and higher dimensional entities DO exist. I'm sorry I can't go over to your house and conjur up one for you, so I guess I have no proof. But one thing is for 100% sure: If demonic possession DOES in fact exist, you wouldn't believe or know about it. In other words, you're not open to the possibility.

And no, demons aren't religous. This has nothing to do with religion, it is just that the two of them happen to be Christian, thus they interpret events like this thorugh Christian understanding.

First of all, let's keep this civil and impersonal as you know nothing about me to come to those ridiculous conclusions. What do you know of me to arrive at those very absurd assumptions? You've clearly misunderstood my post and taken it to mean quite the opposite. If you had taken the time to ask me questions about my post, you'd be quite surprised that I do believe in the very tangible and documented, reality of SRA. As for my personal religious beliefs, they are my own, to burden and impose no one with, but I will say that I'm 'all about hatin' the bitch called satan'. That being said, my commentary has everything to do with individuals who manipulate religion to serve their own narrow parameters and what the perpetrator believes in is irrelevant, for the act was implicitly evil. Despite having no personal experience in which to relate 'demonic possession, I have heard and read competent anecdotes by people who have and I do believe this is possible. However, if you murder a child with such disdain and evil you should still die regardless. Are there demons or malignant entities, I personally believe so, because I've felt that kind of energy and seen the faces of monsters contorted with evil. Are there cases where demonic possession is possible, yes I believe so and have seen evidence that implores me to keep an open mind to it. Take a look at Son(s) of Sam team killer David Berkowitz when he was arrested, and look at his face now. Look at satanic murderer Richard Ramirez photo when he was a child, versus post arrest and see the massive difference. Always ask questions Cleft_Asunder, rather than run in guns ablaze, or are you looking for enmity where there is none to be found? The only one I'd thought who'd be remotely offended by my statement would either be a close friend or family member of the perpetrator, or of Jerry Falwell. Who neither can be called representatives of the Christian faith, of which I did not attack. Re-read my post again and see it with the intent it was written.

Before I read your rather zealous reply, I was actually composing a reply to Infowarrior to let him know that his personal faith is his shield to remain untarnished in the face of acts by religious zealots, or wolves in the clothing of sheep.

[Hei Hu Quan]

Here's a link to a video clip of the Microwaved baby's mother, being interviewed for a news story. I think the fact that the guy was in the military might have more to do with SRA or actual demonic possession in this particular case. But watch it and come to your own conclusions.

Link: Interview with Microwaved Baby's Mother