Bolt thundaga

bolt_thundaga is a CEman known for spending 4 1/2 years in jail. On 3/23/2012, he posted a topic on CE saying that he just got out of jail. His story is that he took over watching his baby son so his girlfriend could make herself a sandwich, and his son began crying. bolt_thundaga yelled down to his girlfriend to make a bottle and tried to give his son a pacifier, but he kept spitting it out. bolt eventually got frustrated and shoved it into his mouth, and it went in deep. bolt couldn't get a grip on it because the handle was against the baby's mouth, and he ended up just pushing it further in. bolt's gf eventually came upstairs with the bottle, and upon finding out what happened, went to a neighbor's house and called 911. The baby had to go to a hospital to get the pacifier removed.

The next day, the baby had x-rays done on him and it turned out that he had a fractured arm. The arm was apparently fractured 2 weeks prior and neither bolt nor his gf knew where the injury came from. The cops came and took statements. bolt took responsibility for everything but the arm. A lady from the Department of Child Services got a no contact order against bolt, with supervised custody going to his gf. In the meantime, bolt started seeng a psychologist and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

A week after all of this, bolt was brought into the police station, where the police claimed he failed a polygraph test. bolt told them what happened, including the fact that he got frustrated. Unfortunately, the cop changed half of what he said on the statement to make him sound like a monster. Too emotionally drained, bolt signed the statement without reading it.

The day before Thanksgiving, bolt was arrested, his grandparents posted bail, and he hired a lawyer. bolt's lawyer found out that the pacifier's manufacturer designed them with airholes in case something like bolt's situation happened. If bolt had known this before, he wouldn't have panicked. However, the fractured arm and the signed confession hurt bolt's chances. To make matters worse, it turned out that bolt's judge had previously declared a mistrial in the case of a suspected child murderer, a decision that became extremely controversial. The judge didn't want anything like this to happen to him again. Eventually, bolt was sentenced to two and a half years in jail, which was later extended to four and a half.