SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- The mother of a 12-year-old boy who was killed Friday by the family's pet pit bulls expressed guilt over her son's death Sunday.
"I have a lot of guilt," said Maureen Faibish. "
But I have to realize he was destined to go at this time."
Faibish's son, Nicky, was mauled to death by two pit bulls Friday afternoon in the bedroom of the family's Sunset District home.
Authorities are investigating what might have set off the attack while Faibish was home alone with Rex and Ella, 80-pound pets who had lived with the family since they were puppies.
"I don't want people to make this a dog thing," Faibish said. "It was an accident. It was something that happened, and
I think god has a plan for everybody and it was time for Nicky to go."
http://noexcuses.tribe.net/thread/5f39e10e-4cc4-4fb6-952f-eadeec880509I read this article when it first came out, it's linked on this site now and I don't have the original article link but these are the same quotes I read when it came out.
She locked her CHILD in the basement to keep him away from the dogs, she knew the female was in heat and the male was aggressive. Talk about a psycho.
SICK, SICK, SICK. She endangered this child and I hope she rots in jail.
another quote:
"In a startling interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Maureen Faibish said she ordered her 12-year-old son, Nicholas, to stay in the basement while she did errands June 3, the day he was attacked by one or both of the dogs.
"I put him down there, with a shovel on the door," said Faibish, according to the newspaper. "He had a bunch of food. And I told him, `Stay down there until I come back.' Typical Nicky, he wouldn't listen to me."
Faibish said she was worried about the male dog, Rex, who was acting possessive because the female, Ella, was in heat.
Home alone, Nicholas Faibish apparently found a way to open the basement door. That's when his mom believes he walked in on the dogs while they were mating and was attacked by Rex.
"It was Rex. I know it in my heart," Faibish said. "My younger dog (Ella) was in heat and anyone who came near her, Rex saw as a threat. He may have been trying to mate. It was a freak accident. It was just the heat of the moment."
"I'm not mad at my dogs," Faibish said. "I just love them to death."